QuickSwap is the Polygon route many groups expect by default

If a Polygon project asks for a buybot, there is a good chance the community means QuickSwap. It is the venue name many holders remember, and it still carries the mental model for Polygon-native token trading. But QuickSwap can mean more than one pool style, so the alert feed should be saved with care.

baes scan supports QuickSwap alerts for Polygon with route-aware setup. The goal is to let a Telegram admin connect the group to the market people are actually watching with a clear market choice.

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

Add QuickSwap buy alerts

Use:

/watch polygon <token> any <first_mint_block> quickswap

Then confirm:

/pools

For Telegram topics:

/topic here

Use /settings after alerts start. Polygon communities often prefer steady proof of buying over a post for every tiny swap.

Algebra and v2 are not the same thing

QuickSwap has both Algebra and v2 route shapes in the ecosystem. A token can have activity on one while an older or stale pool exists on the other. If the alert feed is pointed at the wrong place, the group may think the bot is quiet when the active market is simply elsewhere.

Use the chart or pool link the community already trusts. If the project has migrated liquidity, update the saved route instead of trying to compensate with lower thresholds.

Admin checklist

Use the token address, not the ticker. Include the first mint block if you have it. Run /pools after setup. Keep alert settings readable enough that the feed can be pinned without annoying the chat.

For QuickSwap setup help, send the token, pool link, route type if known, and Telegram group to @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram.

Summary

For a QuickSwap Telegram buybot on Polygon, use /watch polygon <token> any <first_mint_block> quickswap, confirm the saved pool with /pools, and tune the output with /settings. The important part is making the alert feed match the QuickSwap route buyers actually use.