Uniswap is the Ethereum route where version details matter most

An Ethereum Uniswap buybot can mean three different things. It can mean a v2 pair, a v3 pool with a fee tier, or a v4 pool with a more specific pool identity. The Telegram group does not need a lecture about all of that, but the setup needs to respect it.

baes scan supports Ethereum Uniswap buy alerts with a route-aware setup. The group can save the token, confirm the pool, and post buys into Telegram.

Invite @BAESBuyBot, give it permission to post, and run setup from the group or alert topic.

Add Ethereum Uniswap alerts

Use:

/watch ethereum <token> any <first_mint_block> uniswap

Then confirm:

/pools

For Telegram topics:

/topic here

Use /settings to tune the minimum buy size and alert style.

v2, v3, and v4 need different confidence checks

For v2, check the pair and quote asset. For v3, check the fee-tier pool that carries actual liquidity. For v4, the pool ID matters more than a casual chart label. A good alert feed starts from the exact market, not from the token symbol.

If a token has multiple Uniswap pools, save the one the community wants public. If the pool changed after migration, update the watch. Telegram alerts are social proof only when they point at the same market buyers see.

Common problems

If alerts are quiet, run /pools first. Confirm the route, chain, token, and topic. Check whether the active market is on PancakeSwap, SushiSwap, Curve, or Balancer instead of Uniswap. Do not keep lowering thresholds around a wrong route.

For support, send the token, Uniswap pool link, first mint block if known, and Telegram group to @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram.

Summary

For Ethereum Uniswap buy alerts, use /watch ethereum <token> any <first_mint_block> uniswap, confirm with /pools, and tune with /settings. The best feed is exact enough to distinguish v2, v3, and v4 realities while staying simple for the admin.