Monad is the kind of chain where alerts should arrive early
Monad teams are not usually looking for a sleepy back-office alert feed. They are trying to make the first trading room feel alive while the chain is still new enough that every working tool gets noticed. That is why a Monad Telegram buybot is not just a convenience. It is part of how the launch feels to the community.
To use baes scan, invite @BAESBuyBot to the Telegram group, give it permission to post, and run setup from the group or from the exact forum topic where alerts should land.
Monad support in baes scan is route-aware. The bot can track Uniswap v2, v3, and v4 style routes, PancakeSwap v3, and Trader Joe Liquidity Book or v2 style markets. The practical rule is simple: if the team knows the route, name it. If the team knows the pool, add it directly.
The launch setup note
The person setting up alerts should collect four things before the room gets loud: token address, first-mint block, expected DEX route, and pool address if it already exists. A rough "watch this token on Monad" command can work, but it is not as clean as a route-specific setup.
Start broad when discovery is still useful. New admins can run /watch without arguments and follow the chain, token, and first-mint block prompts:
/watch
/watch monad 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> all
Use route-specific setup when the launch path is already known:
/watch monad 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> uniswap v4 all
/watch monad 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> pancakeswap v3 all
/watch monad 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> traderjoe lb all
If the pool is known, skip discovery:
/pool
/pool monad 0xPoolAddress 0xTargetToken
For v4 pool IDs:
/pool monad 0xV4PoolId 0xTargetToken <firstMintBlock>
Check the saved market before announcing it
New-chain launches often test more than one venue. Someone may seed a Uniswap v3 pool, mention a v4 route, and then point the group to Trader Joe. The alert feed should not be treated as official until the saved pool matches the route people actually trade.
After setup, run:
/pools
/settings
/topic here
Use /pools to confirm the saved pool. Use /settings to choose a minimum buy size, alert media, and message style. Use /topic here inside a Telegram forum topic if buy posts should stay out of the main chat.
What makes Monad different
On an established chain, a community may already know which DEX matters. On Monad, the early advantage is being available wherever the first real volume appears. That is the reason baes scan supports multiple routes instead of forcing teams into one default.
If the group is using Uniswap, point the setup at Uniswap. If PancakeSwap v3 is the launch venue, say so in the command. If Trader Joe Liquidity Book is where the market forms, use the traderjoe lb route. Good setup is mostly about removing ambiguity before the first alerts become a community signal.
Monad route guides
Use the route page that matches the launch venue:
- Monad Uniswap buybot for v2, v3, and v4 routes.
- Monad PancakeSwap v3 buybot for PancakeSwap v3 pools.
- Monad Trader Joe buy alerts for Liquidity Book and v2 markets.
When to ask for help
If your Monad route is not listed, message @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram with the chain, DEX name, token address, first-mint block, pool address if available, and the Telegram group. A concrete pool link makes the setup much easier to review.
Summary
For Monad, use @BAESBuyBot with the token's first-mint block and the route people actually trade. Start with /watch monad ... all when discovery is needed, narrow to Uniswap, PancakeSwap v3, or Trader Joe when possible, and use /pool when the exact market is known.