Your positions never sleep. Your risk alerts shouldn’t either.
Risk Radar watches your crypto futures on Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid around the clock, and tells you in Telegram when a position gets close to liquidation, a hedge breaks, or the market turns violent. It only reads. It can never trade or withdraw.
Example messages based on a real alert sequence. Prices are illustrative.
One view of every account you trade
This is what Risk Radar keeps track of for a trader with positions on four exchanges. You get it as Telegram alerts and in /snapshot, so you never have to watch a screen.
Accounts
SOL LONG on Bybit: distance to liquidation, last 24 hours
Risk check
- Liquidation risk: MediumSOL LONG 6.1% away
- Exposure: Medium72% in altcoins
- Funding: Goodyou receive $14 a day
- Hedges: GoodETH hedge intact
- Exit cost: Goodabout 0.2% to close BTC
Alerts sent today
- Sudden move: SOL −5.3% in 5 minYou hold SOL LONG, now 6.1% from liquidation
- Danger news about a coin you hold: SOL“Solana validators report outage” · news site, 2 min ago
- Liquidation risk: SOL LONG (Bybit)8% from liquidation
- US inflation data (CPI) in 2 hoursClosest to liquidation: SOL LONG, 6.1% away (about a 4.1% BTC move)
- Open orders could grow your BTC positionIf 3 buy orders fill: $40,000 → $72,000
Coming up
Example data for illustration. Risk Radar runs in Telegram; this view shows the kind of information it tracks and sends you.
Most big losses happen while you’re not looking
Exchange apps show one account at a time and warn you late. These are the moments Risk Radar is built for.
The 3 AM move
Prices drop while you sleep. The exchange simply liquidates you.
You get alerts at 15%, 8% and 3% from liquidation. At 3% the alarm repeats until you tap “I’m awake”.
Three exchanges, three apps
Nobody opens every app every hour, so total risk stays invisible.
/snapshot shows all accounts together, with a plain risk check: liquidation, exposure, funding, hedges, exit cost.
Orders you forgot about
Limit orders below the price fill together in a crash, and your position triples.
Risk Radar shows how big your position becomes if your open orders fill.
The hedge that breaks
One side of a long/short pair is closed by the exchange. You are fully exposed without knowing.
“Hedge broken” and auto-deleveraging (ADL) warnings.
News that hits your coins
A hack, a network outage, withdrawals paused on your exchange.
Sudden-move alerts within about a minute, and danger news about the coins and exchanges you actually use.
Known high-risk hours
US rate decisions and inflation data often move crypto several percent in minutes.
A warning 2 hours before, showing what a 3% move would do to your positions.
Getting started takes about two minutes
Open the bot
Start Risk Radar in Telegram and send /demo to see real example warnings. No account needed.
Connect read-only
Create a read-only API key on your exchange, locked to our server’s IP, or just paste your Hyperliquid wallet address.
Get your snapshot
You immediately see your whole risk picture. From then on, live prices are watched every few seconds, so when a position gets close to liquidation you know within seconds.
What Risk Radar watches
Your positions
- Distance to liquidation and margin usedAlerts at 15%, 8% and 3%; live prices watched every few seconds
- Broken hedges and auto-deleveraging risk
- Open orders that would grow your position
- Your own limitsDaily loss, maximum leverage, stop-loss reminders, funding cost
- Crash testWhat a 5%, 10% or 20% move would do to all your accounts
- Live dashboard (Pro)All your exchanges on one screen inside Telegram, updated while it is open
The market around them
- Delistings of coins you hold
- Stablecoins losing their pegUSDC, USDe, FDUSD and others
- Exchange outages and announced maintenance
- Squeeze traps and market stressExtreme funding, thin spot markets, violent moves
- Scheduled events and danger newsFed decisions, inflation data, hacks, paused withdrawals
When the world moves the market, you hear it first
Hacks, outages, Fed decisions, a post that sends a coin flying. Risk Radar connects what happens outside to the positions you actually hold, and leaves the decision to you.
Sudden moves, within a minute
Prices react before any article is written. Every minute, Risk Radar checks the coins you hold.
“SOL −5.3% in 5 min. You hold SOL LONG, now 8.5% from liquidation.”
Danger news about your coins
The big crypto news sites every 30 seconds and a public hacks list every 5 minutes. Only hacks, outages, paused withdrawals, delistings, depegs and legal action.
Only news that mentions a coin you hold or an exchange you use, with the headline, the source and your position.
Official exchange notices
Bybit and OKX announcements every 30 seconds. Routine notices are ignored.
Emergencies, incidents and paused withdrawals reach everyone with an account there, even at night.
Fed decisions and inflation data
US rate decisions, inflation and jobs data often move crypto several percent in minutes.
/events shows the week in your own time. Two hours before, if you are exposed: what a 3% move would do to you.
Headlines are shown as published, with their source. Risk Radar never guesses which way the price will go.
Built so that nobody can touch your money. Including us.
Crypto traders are right to be careful with API keys. Here is exactly what we accept, what we store and how you leave.
Unsafe keys are refused automatically
Before a key is saved, the bot asks the exchange what the key can do. Any key with trading, transfer or withdrawal permission, or any permission the exchange adds in the future, is refused. Permissions are checked again every day, and a key that became unsafe is deleted.
A stolen key would be useless
Keys must be locked to our server’s IP address. Even if someone copied your key, the exchange would reject it from anywhere else. Hyperliquid needs no key at all: positions there are public on the blockchain, so a wallet address is enough.
What we store
- Your Telegram chat id and first name, and your plan
- Your read-only keys or wallet address, encrypted
- Your limits, settings and alert history
- Anonymous usage counts with one-way hashed ids
The message containing your key is deleted from the chat right away, and group chats are refused.
Leave whenever you want
- /disconnect removes an exchange and its key
- /stop stops alerts and deletes your keys
- /deletedata deletes everything about you; server backups are gone within 14 days
You can also delete the API key on the exchange at any time: it stops working immediately.
Simple pricing. The safety basics stay free.
Every new user gets 14 days of Pro for free. Two days before it ends, you get a summary with real numbers of what Risk Radar did for you, so you can decide.
Free
One connected account
- Final warning at 3% from liquidation, with the wake-up alarm
- Margin almost used up
- Delistings, stablecoin depegs, exchange danger news
- Daily market summary and /snapshot
Pro
Paid with Telegram Stars, the in-app currency of Telegram. All exchanges together. Cancel anytime in Telegram.
- Earlier warnings at 15% and 8%, and sudden-move alerts
- Broken hedge and ADL warnings, no stop-loss reminders
- Your own limits: daily loss, leverage, funding, buffer
- Open orders, exit cost, margin protection, exposure
- Event warnings, news about your coins, weekly report
- Live dashboard: every exchange and position on one screen, with a crash slider
What Risk Radar is not
We would rather be clear than oversell.
Not trading advice
Messages state facts, like “2.7% from liquidation”. They never tell you to buy or sell. Your decisions stay yours.
Not a guarantee
A market can move faster than any check, and an exchange can stop answering. If we cannot read your account, we tell you instead of staying silent.
Not a signal group
No predictions, no “moon” calls. The bot reads real data from the exchanges and calculates your risk with fixed formulas.
Questions
Do you need my exchange password?
No, never. Risk Radar only uses a read-only API key that you create yourself, or a public Hyperliquid wallet address. Nobody from Risk Radar will ever ask for a password or a 2FA code.
Can Risk Radar trade or move my money?
No. Keys that allow trading, transfers or withdrawals are refused before they are saved, and every key is re-checked daily. On top of that, the key only works from our server’s IP address.
Which exchanges work?
Binance (USDⓈ-M futures), Bybit (USDT perpetuals), OKX (USDT swaps) and Hyperliquid. Free covers one account; Pro watches all of them together.
Is there a dashboard?
Yes, for Pro and during the free trial. Send /dashboard to the bot and tap “Open dashboard”: all your exchanges and positions on one live screen inside Telegram, with the Risk check, a crash slider, your recent warnings and coming market events. Telegram confirms it is you, so nobody else can open your dashboard, even with the link.
How fast are the alerts?
Live prices are watched every few seconds. When a position crosses a warning level, your account is checked right away and you know within seconds. Accounts are also fully checked every 2 minutes, sudden price moves every minute, news every 30 seconds.
Will I get too many messages?
Each warning is sent once per real change, not on every check. Many warnings at once arrive as one message, and very small positions only get the final 3% warning. Urgent warnings always come at once. You can also set quiet hours (critical warnings still come), mute a coin for 24 hours, and turn reminders off.
What happens if an exchange is down?
If your account cannot be read for 30 minutes, you get a message saying so, and another when it works again. If an exchange stops answering for everyone, users with positions there are told.
How do I pay and cancel?
Pro is paid inside Telegram with Telegram Stars and renews every 30 days. Cancel at any time in Telegram’s settings. /stop and /deletedata cancel it automatically.
How do I delete my data?
Send /deletedata to the bot. It deletes your keys, settings and history at once; server backups are gone within 14 days. You can also delete the API key on the exchange.
See it before you connect anything
Open the bot, send /demo, and look at real example warnings. Connect an account only when you are comfortable.