Overview
Ada Watch Bot is a free notification and trading bot that lets you follow your crypto wallets from Telegram or Discord and act on what you see. It sends a chat message when a loan needs attention, an NFT sells, or money moves in or out, and it can buy or sell tokens on your command. Anyone tracking activity across several wallets can use it without installing new software.
It works on Cardano and is built by EASY1 Staking, a team that runs a Cardano stake pool. You add the wallet addresses you want to watch, up to twenty, and the bot reports on them through the chat apps you already use. The code is open and published on GitHub for anyone to inspect1.
Key Features
- Alerts the moment something happens. The bot messages you in Telegram or Discord when a watched wallet has activity, so you catch a loan warning or a sale without checking a dashboard2.
- One-tap buying and selling from chat. You deposit ADA once, then buy or sell tokens with a single tap through vaults built on the SundaeSwap exchange, without leaving the conversation2.
- Your keys stay with you. The trading vaults can only trade within limits you set and can never withdraw your funds, so control of your wallet never leaves your hands2.
- Covers the services people actually use. Alerts span lending markets like Liqwid and Indigo, FluidTokens loans, the JPG Store marketplace, Djed and SHEN rewards, and Ada Handle name lookups2.
- Watch many wallets at once. A single user can follow up to twenty wallet addresses, useful for anyone juggling a personal wallet, a savings wallet, and a project treasury2.
What to Expect
For an everyday holder, Ada Watch Bot works like a personal assistant that lives in a chat app. You start the bot in Telegram or join it in Discord, add the wallets you care about, and pick the alerts you want. From then on, it pings you when a loan drifts toward trouble, when an offer lands on one of your NFTs, or when a payment arrives, so you are not left refreshing a block explorer.
For people who trade, the appeal is doing it in the same place the alerts arrive. After a one-time deposit, a buy or sell is a single tap, and the vaults handle the swap through an established Cardano exchange. Because the setup is non-custodial, the bot acts within the boundaries you define and cannot touch your wallet beyond that.
The service is free. The team that builds it, EASY1 Staking, invites anyone who finds it worthwhile to delegate ADA to its stake pool as support, though that is optional. Developers curious about how it works can read the source directly, since the project is open on GitHub1.
