PancakeSwap is the default BSC buybot route for a reason

When a BNB Smart Chain group asks for a buybot, PancakeSwap is usually the first venue people mean. It is the name buyers expect to see in the alert feed, and it is still the clearest venue signal for many BSC launches.

baes scan supports PancakeSwap alerts on BSC across v2 and v3-style activity. The Telegram setup stays simple, but the route tells the bot not to confuse PancakeSwap with another BSC market.

Invite @BAESBuyBot, make sure it can post, and run setup from the group or alerts topic.

Add PancakeSwap buy alerts

Use:

/watch bsc <token> any <first_mint_block> pancakeswap

Then confirm:

/pools

For Telegram topics:

/topic here

Use /settings after the first posts. BSC launches can generate rapid small buys, and the best feed is usually filtered enough that each alert feels worth noticing.

v2 and v3 setup expectations

PancakeSwap v2 is pair-oriented. PancakeSwap v3 is pool and fee-tier aware. The Telegram admin does not need to explain that to the group, but they should use the pool or chart link people are actually trading from.

If the token has both old v2 liquidity and a newer v3 pool, choose the active market. Saving the wrong route makes the bot look quiet even when the token is alive.

Why venue-specific alerts matter

BSC groups are noisy by default. A buy alert that says the right venue and posts in the right topic can become a pinned social-proof feed. A vague feed that mixes routes or catches dust trades gets muted.

If setup needs help, message @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram with the token, PancakeSwap pair or pool link, first mint block if known, and Telegram group.

Summary

For a BSC PancakeSwap Telegram buybot, use /watch bsc <token> any <first_mint_block> pancakeswap, confirm with /pools, and tune with /settings. It is the route most BSC communities should start with when PancakeSwap is the live market.