SushiSwap v2 alerts still matter for some Polygon pairs

Not every active Polygon token lives on the newest route. Some communities still point people to a SushiSwap v2 pair, and in those cases a Sushi-specific Telegram buybot is cleaner than a generic Polygon alert.

baes scan supports Polygon SushiSwap v2 as a named route. The group saves the token and first mint block, confirms the pair, and lets the bot post buys where the community can see them.

Add SushiSwap v2 buy alerts

Use:

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

Then check:

/pools

For Telegram topics:

/topic here

Use /settings to keep the feed readable. Older v2 pairs can get odd bursts of small trades, so threshold tuning matters.

Why a Sushi-specific setup helps

The value is clarity. If the group tells buyers to use SushiSwap, the alert should say SushiSwap. If buyers are really using QuickSwap or Uniswap v3, the Sushi route should not be the main alert feed.

This also helps admins debug. A saved Sushi route in /pools tells you exactly what the group asked the bot to watch. If the active market moved elsewhere, add the new route instead of treating the old pair as the source of truth.

Support notes

If setup needs help, send the token, SushiSwap v2 pair link, first mint block if known, and Telegram group to @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram. Mention if the token has multiple Polygon pools.

Summary

For a Polygon SushiSwap v2 Telegram buybot, use /watch polygon <token> any <first_mint_block> sushiswap v2, confirm with /pools, and tune with /settings. It is best for communities where the Sushi pair is still the market people actually watch.