Charts are useful, but alerts need the right pool

Dexscreener and other chart tools are useful for humans. A Telegram group can share a chart, check price, and agree which market looks active. But a buy alert feed should not depend only on whether a chart page has already indexed the exact pool the group cares about.

To use baes scan, invite @BAESBuyBot to the Telegram group, give it permission to post, and run setup from the group or alert topic.

Start with the guided command

Run:

/watch

Choose the chain, paste the token contract, and use the first-mint block help when the deployer has not already sent it. Power users can use the direct command:

/watch base 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> all

If the route is known, name it:

/watch base 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> uniswap v4 all
/watch base 0xToken any <firstMintBlock> aerodrome all

Use exact pool entry when the market is known

Run:

/pool
/pool base 0xPoolAddress 0xTargetToken

Use charts for visual inspection, but use exact pool entry when the Telegram feed must follow one market: a new Base v4 pool, an older pair, a Curve pool, a Balancer pool, or a route the chart site labels differently.

Confirm before tuning

After setup, run:

/pools
/settings
/topic here

/pools is the checkpoint. If the saved market is wrong, fix the pool or route before changing media, minimum buy size, or topic settings.

When this works best

Use this path when the group has a concrete market to verify. The strongest chart-link versus alert-feed decisions starts from public details the moderator can paste into Telegram: chain, token contract, first-mint block, DEX route, pool address when known, and the topic where alerts should land. That keeps the setup grounded in the market buyers actually use instead of a ticker, screenshot, or vague chart title.

It also helps when a token has more than one pool. A community might talk about the token as if there is only one market, while the chain has an old pair, a newer concentrated-liquidity pool, and a separate route the launch team actually wants to promote. In that situation, the clean setup is not the broadest setup. It is the setup that matches the pinned chart and the route admins expect to see in every alert.

What can still block alerts

The common trap is assuming a chart page and a Telegram alert route are the same source of truth. Check that before declaring the bot broken. A Telegram group can also block posts through topic permissions, missing admin rights, or a media setting that Telegram refuses to send. Those issues are easier to solve after the saved market is correct.

If your chain or DEX is not listed, message @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram with the chain, DEX, token address, first-mint block, pool address if available, and the Telegram group where alerts should post. Specific market details make setup help much faster than a broad request for a buybot.

Summary

Raw RPC buy alerts and chart pages solve different jobs. Use charts for inspection, but use baes scan with /watch, /pool, and /pools when the Telegram feed needs to follow one exact market.