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Discord

BPEPE Bot also runs on Discord, with the same alerts and the same commands as slash commands.

  1. Open the invite link and pick your server.
  2. Keep the permissions it asks for: View Channels, Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files, Read Message History and Create Invite.
  3. In the channel where you want alerts, run /config. You need the Manage Server permission.

/config opens a private menu that only you can see, with the same sections as on Telegram: Ⅲ Mosh Launch, 🟢 Robinhood Coins, 🖼 NFTs, 📣 Mosh Feed and ⚙️ Server. The Telegram setup guide applies, with these differences:

On Discord
📍 Alert Channel The one channel the bot posts alerts in. Defaults to where you first ran /config. The bot needs Send Messages and Embed Links there.
✏️ Type your answer Opens a form wherever the setup asks you to type something, like a contract address or a minimum buy
📎 Upload file Adds alert media. Up to 9 MB.

Every Telegram command exists as a slash command with the same name:

/price /holders /card /liquidity /burn /fees /refund /fundingstats /agents /agent /trades /lp /topfunders /trending /funding /help

  • Token commands take an optional token option (ticker or address).
  • /fees and /refund take an optional wallet option. The answer is private: only you see it.
  • Mosh commands only appear in servers that track a Mosh token, unless an admin changes ⚙️ Server → 🧩 Mosh commands.
Section titled “Link a Telegram group and a Discord server”

If your project has both, link them so they share one setup. Once linked, token and setting changes apply to both sides. Each side can still override a setting for itself.

  1. On the side whose setup you want to keep, an admin runs /link. The bot replies with a code that works for 10 minutes (on Telegram it sends the code to your DM).
  2. On the other side, an admin runs /link CODE.

If the side entering the code doesn’t track any tokens yet, it copies the other side’s tokens, settings and media. If it already tracks tokens, nothing is copied until you choose:

Command What it does
/sync Copy the other side’s setup here. Adds its tokens and keeps yours.
/sync replace Make this side exactly like the other one
/link Once linked, shows what it’s linked with and how many settings differ
/unlink Separate them. Each side keeps its current settings.

You can only link a Telegram group with a Discord server, not two of the same kind.