SushiSwap v2 alerts are for pairs with real mainnet history

Ethereum SushiSwap v2 pairs can be old, recognizable, and still relevant. They can also be stale. A buybot should make that difference visible by tying the Telegram feed to the actual pair the community wants to show.

baes scan supports Ethereum SushiSwap v2 alerts through a route-specific setup. The group saves the token, confirms the watch, and uses settings to keep the feed useful.

Add SushiSwap v2 buy alerts

Use:

/watch ethereum <token> any <first_mint_block> sushiswap v2

Then run:

/pools

For topic-based groups:

/topic here

Use /settings to set the minimum buy size. On Ethereum, posting every tiny movement can make a feed look less serious than a cleaner alert threshold.

When Sushi is the right feed

Use SushiSwap when the pair is the market the community links in chat or the one where meaningful buys happen. If the token has migrated to Uniswap v3, PancakeSwap, Curve, or Balancer, use that route for the main feed instead.

This is especially important for older tokens. A stale Sushi pair can exist forever. The buybot should not treat existence as relevance.

Support notes

Send the token, SushiSwap pair link, first mint block if known, and Telegram group to @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram. If there are multiple mainnet pools, mention which one the group considers official.

Summary

For Ethereum SushiSwap v2 buy alerts, run /watch ethereum <token> any <first_mint_block> sushiswap v2, confirm with /pools, and tune with /settings. It is a focused feed for groups where the Sushi pair is still the route that matters.