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It never stops looking
About six hundred of the most traded crypto markets, re-checked every four hours. Not a watchlist you have to curate, and not the ten coins somebody already had an opinion about.
600 markets · every 4 hours
A Telegram Mini App
Kestrel watches the whole crypto market and tells you when something real happens to the coins you care about — in plain words, with the numbers behind it.
Opens inside Telegram. Nothing to download, no account to make, no password.
Most of what looks like a signal turns out to be nothing. This is the app that says so.
A drawn strip, with stand-in numbers. The readings themselves are in Telegram, not on this page.
How it watches
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About six hundred of the most traded crypto markets, re-checked every four hours. Not a watchlist you have to curate, and not the ten coins somebody already had an opinion about.
600 markets · every 4 hours
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It goes to the individual trades behind the price rather than the daily summary. That is the difference between knowing a coin moved and knowing whether one large buyer moved it or forty thousand small ones did.
the raw trade tape, not a daily bar
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Anything it tells you is written down with the time it was written, and marked afterwards against what actually happened — at an hour, four hours, a day and a week. It cannot be edited once the result is in.
1h · 4h · 24h · 7d
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A kestrel hovers over a huge field with its head completely still and drops only when it is sure. This works the same way: its most common answer is that nothing here means anything yet, and it says so without buzzing your phone.
the quiet day is the product, not a gap in it
Ask it
Describe what you are looking for in ordinary English. It checks every market it watches and hands back the ones that match — or tells you that none did.
Three of 600 markets matched.
| Coin | Sold-off score | Trading vs usual |
|---|---|---|
| SOLUSDT | 24 | 3.1× |
| ARBUSDT | 27 | 2.4× |
| LINKUSDT | 29 | 2.2× |
Three matches is a short list to look at, not a reason to buy.
Drawn in the app's own format with stand-in numbers — this page does not run a scan. The real thing runs in Telegram, on live markets, and answers in about a second.
See it
Every reading is a sentence, every number says what it is being compared against, and anything the app could not find is printed as not found.
Recorded from the app itself. The numbers are stand-ins from a recorded exchange — the words and the layout are the real thing.
Pricing
Paid with Telegram Stars or TON. There is no card form anywhere on this site, because paying happens inside Telegram itself.
0 Stars
Free for good. Not a countdown.
The 180-day limit is not a sales tactic. Six months is genuinely too short to prove a strategy works, and a result from it should not be trusted.
Full history
500 Stars / month
≈ $9.95 a month. A year is 5,000 Stars, about $99.50 — two months free. Or a 30-day pass at 600 Stars, about $11.94. Also payable in TON.
The full history is the thing you are actually paying for. It is what makes a test mean anything.
1,500 Stars / month
≈ $29.85 a month. For people who are in it all day, across a lot of coins.
If you never run out of room on Trader, this one is not for you, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.
Questions
No. It is measurement, not advice. It reports what happened and how unusual that was compared with a stated baseline, and it stops there. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and no result should be treated as one.
No. There is nothing to connect and no wallet to hand over. Kestrel reads public market information — prices, trades, and the blockchains themselves — and nothing that belongs to you. There is no exchange key to paste because there is nowhere to paste one.
Yes, and it opens in the simple layout by default: fewer screens, and every reading written as a sentence in ordinary English. Any word you do not know can be tapped for a plain definition and a line on why it matters. Nothing is hidden behind money — the simple layout tucks tools away, it never locks them.
About six hundred of the most traded crypto markets on Binance, looked at continuously. Some screens read the individual trades rather than the daily summary, and idea testing runs against years of real minute-by-minute prices.
Free forever at the tier above. Trader is 500 Telegram Stars a month (≈ $9.95), a year at 5,000 Stars (≈ $99.50), or a one-off 30-day pass at 600 Stars (≈ $11.94) — also payable in TON. Desk, for heavier use, is 1,500 Stars a month (≈ $29.85). Paying happens inside Telegram, and Telegram takes no cut — which is why there is no card form here.
Yes. Cancel in the app under Settings, or from Telegram's own Stars screen — cancelling stops the next charge and you keep the days you already paid for. When it runs out the free tier is still there, and your list, your daily message and your scored calls do not disappear. For a refund, ask through /paysupport in the bot: if the answer is yes, the Stars go back to your Telegram balance and premium ends the same minute.
The message says so, arrives without a sound, and still shows its working — the biggest move, and how it compares with that coin's own past. It does not invent a headline out of a quiet night.
Because they have fewer than twenty scored calls. Until then they are not ranked and no average is shown at all. You can still open their individual calls and read them one by one.
Free to start, no card. No exchange logins, no wallet, and no access to anything of yours.
Open in TelegramPoint your phone at this to open it there instead. It is the same link.
t.me/kestrel_market_bot/kestrel