# Get Alerts

You can use our custom Telegram bot, RoboApe ([@onlyapesbot](https://t.me/onlyapesbot)) to get alerts about activity on our platform straight to your DMs or a Telegram channel.

You can enjoy a convenient button-based interface to configure your alerts when you start a DM with RoboApe. Just start a conversation, use /alerts, and check, set, or remove alerts easily. Alerts for that activity will be sent in the DM.

In group chats the buttons are not available and RoboApe alerts can only be set by group admins using the verbose command syntax, ie.

/alerts set all 

/alerts remove poollaunched

The available alert types are:

| Alert        | Description                                                                           |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| all          | All activity on OnlyApes                                                              |
| newtoken     | New token launches via OnlyApes                                                       |
| poollaunched | When a coin is fully aped and the LP is created on Uniswap (Base) or Thruster (Blast) |
| buy          | Buy alerts while a token is in the OnlyApes bonding curve phase                       |

You can also enter a contract address to get all alerts for that token only. Example:

/alerts set 0x2a9c30589c35A18B3d0031a22296B7Edbb44acd4

The full syntax is also available in DMs with RoboApe, for those who don't want to use the button interface.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that RoboApe alerts are only for tokens launched via OnlyApes, not for all coins listed on Memecoin Monitor.
{% endhint %}


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