These Telegram bots track cryptocurrency prices, portfolios, and market alerts, pulling data from exchanges so you can watch Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins without opening a trading app.
The best Telegram bot for cryptocurrency is Wallet (@wallet): Telegram's built-in wallet as a Mini App stores and sends TON, USDT and other assets to any contact, buys crypto with a card and runs a P2P market, free to use with verification for some features. Crypto Bot (@CryptoBot) is the largest independent custodial wallet with 1.5 million users and P2P exchange, and CoinMarketCap Price Bot (@CoinMarketCapPriceBot) answers price and market-cap questions in group chats with official data.
The built-in Telegram wallet as a Mini App: store and send TON, USDT and other assets to any Telegram contact, buy crypto with a card, use the P2P market. Free to use; identity verification for some features; availability depends on country.
The biggest crypto bot on Telegram (1.5M+ monthly users): a custodial wallet to buy, sell, store, send and pay with cryptocurrency directly in chat, plus a P2P exchange. Free to use, fees apply on trades.
The official CoinMarketCap bot for group chats: add it as admin and it answers price, volume and market-cap questions for any listed coin, pulling from CoinMarketCap's own data. Free, English, data only — no wallet or trading.
A second official CoinMarketCap bot, described as their market pricing and information bot for tracking cryptocurrency prices, market cap and more. Free, English, data only.
Currency converter in a chat: send "100 usd to eur" or a pair and get the current rate, with inline mode for quick answers in any conversation. Free, English.
Inline currency converter: type @currconverter_bot 20 eur in usd in any chat to drop a converted amount straight into the conversation, using mid-market rates. Free, English, no group add needed.
A longer-running currency conversion bot with "advanced features" per its own description, plus a linked news channel and support chat. Rates are explicitly for information only. Free, English.
Type a coin ticker like btc or a pair like btc_usd and get the price back instantly — a companion bot to the cryptochan.net community. Free, English, data only.
"I show the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and a price chart," per its own Russian-language bio — a minimal two-coin price bot updating from multiple exchanges. Free, Russian and English.
A no-frills currency bot: pick a currency in a menu or type an amount and it converts it using CBR-style reference rates, with a simple chart. Independent project, not an official Bank of Russia service. Free, Russian interface.
| # | Bot | Price | Languages | Inline | Groups | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wallet @wallet | Free | EN · RU · MULTI | no | no | 85 |
| 2 | Crypto Bot @CryptoBot | Freemium · Free to use; fees apply on trades, withdrawals and network transfers | EN · RU · MULTI | no | yes | 80 |
| 3 | CoinMarketCap Price Bot @CoinMarketCapPriceBot | Free | EN | no | yes | 76 |
| 4 | CMCMarketBot @cmcmarketbot | Free | EN | no | yes | 72 |
| 5 | Exchange Rates @ExchangeRatesBot | Free | EN | yes | yes | 68 |
| 6 | Currency Converter @currconverter_bot | Free | EN | yes | yes | 65 |
| 7 | In/Into Exchange Bot @inintobot | Free | EN | no | yes | 64 |
| 8 | CryptochanBot @CryptochanBot | Free | EN | no | no | 63 |
| 9 | КриптоБот @cryptobitbot | Free | RU · EN | no | no | 62 |
| 10 | Курсы валют @cbr_bot | Free | RU | no | yes | 60 |
We tested each bot on the same 4 tasks: checking the current Bitcoin price against a major exchange's price at the same moment, setting a price alert for a threshold, building a small tracked portfolio with 3 coins and quantities, and checking whether it showed 24-hour trading volume and percentage change. We noted the price refresh interval and whether the bot required connecting a real wallet or exchange account.
Start by checking price accuracy against a major exchange at the exact same moment, since crypto prices vary slightly between exchanges and a bot pulling from a thin or obscure source can show a noticeably stale or off number. If you want portfolio tracking rather than just price lookups, test whether the bot lets you enter holdings manually — a bot that only tracks a single coin's price at a time is a simpler tool than a real portfolio tracker.
A tracker worth using shows more than just the current price: 24-hour trading volume and percentage change give useful context that a bare number doesn't. Check the refresh interval too — some bots update roughly every 30–60 seconds, close to real time, while others cache prices for several minutes, which matters if you're using the bot to react to fast moves rather than just check the market casually.
A legitimate price or portfolio tracker never needs your wallet's private key or seed phrase — it only needs a public address to watch a balance, or manually entered numbers to track a portfolio you type in yourself. Treat any bot that asks for a seed phrase, a private key, or an exchange API key with withdrawal permissions as a serious red flag, regardless of how polished its interface looks; a read-only API key or a public wallet address is the most any legitimate tracker should ask for.
Only for tracking — a public wallet address or a read-only API key is safe; if the bot asks for a seed phrase, a private key, or withdrawal access, treat that as a red flag.
It depends on the bot — some update prices close to real time, roughly every 30–60 seconds, while others cache data for several minutes, so check this if reaction speed matters to you.
Some bots support this — you enter coins and quantities manually and the bot shows the portfolio's total value, a different feature from a single-coin price bot.