⚙️Setup

It’s simple and fast to add BIG SIGNALS to your Telegram group - just follow these simple steps.

Step #1: Add @BIG_SIGNALS_BOT to your Telegram group

After you added @BIG_SIGNALS_BOT it will immediately send you a message with instructions and a setup link. Click the link.

Note: If BIG SIGNALS is already added to your group and you want to display the setup dialog again, you can always send /setup@TALYS_V2_BOT in your chat.

Step #2: Join @BIG_SIGNALS_BOT via “Setup” - Link

You’ll be redirected to the Bot. Just click on “Start” at the bottom of the screen and BIG SIGNALS will welcome you.

Step #3: Add a token subscription

Now, as the bot is connected with your Telegram group, you can let BIG SIGNALS observe a token. Therefore, click on the button "New token". Now you have to either paste your token's contract or you can just search for a token by name or symbol. BIG SIGNALS will show you the search results and you have to select your desired asset. Now you're good to go!

Optional Step #3: Change your observed token's settings

If you like to, you can now specifiy which timeframes should be observed. Timeframes in technical chart analysis refer to the intervals of time that each candlestick or bar on the chart represents.

Depending on the activated TIER, BIG SIGNALS offers the following timeframes:

15 minutes: Each candlestick represents 15 minutes of trading activity. Similar to the 5-minute timeframe, this is also suitable for short-term traders but provides a slightly broader perspective. It's still used by day traders but may offer a bit more stability in analysis compared to the 5-minute timeframe.
1 hour: Each candlestick represents 1 hour of trading activity. This timeframe is commonly used by swing traders who hold positions for a few hours to a few days. It provides a broader view of price movements compared to shorter timeframes, allowing traders to identify trends and patterns more clearly.
4 hours: Each candlestick represents 4 hours of trading activity. This timeframe is suitable for traders who prefer a more medium-term approach. It's often used by swing traders and position traders who hold positions for several days to weeks. It provides a clearer picture of market trends while filtering out some of the noise seen in shorter timeframes.
1 day: Each candlestick represents 1 full day of trading activity. This is the longest timeframe commonly used by traders and is suitable for long-term investors and traders. It provides a comprehensive view of price movements over a longer period, allowing traders to identify major trends and significant support and resistance levels.

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Step #3: Add a token subscription

Optional Step #3: Change your observed token's settings

If you like to, you can now specifiy which timeframes should be observed. Timeframes in technical chart analysis refer to the intervals of time that each candlestick or bar on the chart represents.

Depending on the activated TIER, BIG SIGNALS offers the following timeframes:

15 minutes: Each candlestick represents 15 minutes of trading activity. Similar to the 5-minute timeframe, this is also suitable for short-term traders but provides a slightly broader perspective. It's still used by day traders but may offer a bit more stability in analysis compared to the 5-minute timeframe.

1 hour: Each candlestick represents 1 hour of trading activity. This timeframe is commonly used by swing traders who hold positions for a few hours to a few days. It provides a broader view of price movements compared to shorter timeframes, allowing traders to identify trends and patterns more clearly.

4 hours: Each candlestick represents 4 hours of trading activity. This timeframe is suitable for traders who prefer a more medium-term approach. It's often used by swing traders and position traders who hold positions for several days to weeks. It provides a clearer picture of market trends while filtering out some of the noise seen in shorter timeframes.

1 day: Each candlestick represents 1 full day of trading activity. This is the longest timeframe commonly used by traders and is suitable for long-term investors and traders. It provides a comprehensive view of price movements over a longer period, allowing traders to identify major trends and significant support and resistance levels.