Get notified the moment markets hit your targets
- Threshold alerts on Supply APY, Borrow APY, and TVL
- One-time or recurring — you choose
- Delivered via Email, Telegram, or Discord
Yield-data-native alerting — conditions set on the same live rates you monitor
EchoTerminal's alert system lets users set threshold triggers on any pool metric — supply APY, borrow APY, or TVL — and receive notifications the moment a condition is met, via email, Telegram, or Discord. DeFi APY alerts are operationally distinct from price alerts: interest rates shift with utilization, not market prices, meaning a rate move can occur without any corresponding change in asset price. Monitoring a yield position manually across multiple protocols and networks is not feasible at scale. Alerts are configured directly from the pool data in the yields table: select a pool, set an upper or lower threshold, choose a delivery channel, and receive a notification when the live rate crosses that line. No separate integration or developer setup is required.
- Set DeFi APY alerts on supply rate, borrow rate, or TVL for any of 1,000+ tracked pools.
- Receive DeFi rate notifications via email, Telegram, or Discord — no app install required.
- Alerts trigger on threshold crossings, not on schedules — fire when the market hits your number.
- Aave APY alerts, Compound alerts, and Morpho alerts all configured in the same interface.
- Set a DeFi TVL alert to be notified when liquidity in a pool drops below your comfort floor.
- Alert conditions are evaluated directly against the live protocol data visible in the yields table.
Frequently asked questions
How do I set a DeFi yield alert on EchoTerminal?
Open the Yields table, find the pool you want to monitor, and click the pool row to open its detail page. From there, click 'Set Alert' to open the alert builder. Choose the metric (Supply APY, Borrow APY, or TVL), set whether you want to be notified when it goes above or below your target, enter the threshold value, select your delivery channel (email, Telegram, or Discord), and save. The alert activates immediately. A free account is required — no wallet connection needed.
How do DeFi yield alerts work?
A DeFi yield alert monitors a specific pool metric — supply APY, borrow APY, or TVL — and sends a notification when the live value crosses a threshold you define. EchoTerminal evaluates each alert condition against continuously updated protocol data. When the condition is met, a notification is delivered to your chosen channel: email, Telegram, or Discord.
Why use APY alerts instead of checking rates manually?
DeFi interest rates are determined algorithmically by utilization ratios and can move significantly within minutes when large capital flows enter or exit a pool. Manual monitoring across 10 protocols and 32 networks is not practical. Threshold alerts let you define the rate level that changes your position decision and receive a notification only when that condition is met.
What is the difference between a TVL alert and an APY alert?
An APY alert fires when a pool's supply or borrow rate crosses your threshold — useful for timing yield entries or refinancing decisions. A TVL alert fires when the total value locked in a pool crosses a set dollar figure, which is relevant for users who need sufficient pool depth to execute at their target rate.
Does EchoTerminal require a wallet connection to set alerts?
No. EchoTerminal alerts are pool-level market monitors, not position trackers. No wallet connection or on-chain signing is required. You select a pool, define a threshold, and provide a notification destination (email address, Telegram chat ID, or Discord webhook).
How is EchoTerminal different from Telegram DeFi bots?
Most Telegram DeFi yield bots operate on periodic polling and send scheduled rate snapshots rather than true threshold alerts. EchoTerminal delivers notifications triggered by threshold crossings, managed through a web interface integrated with the same live rate data you use to evaluate positions.
Which DeFi protocols and networks does EchoTerminal cover?
EchoTerminal covers 10 protocols: Aave, All Bridge, Compound, Fluid, Jupiter Lend, JustLend, Kamino, Morpho, Spark, and Venus. Networks include Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, BSC, Solana, Gnosis, Scroll, Linea, ZKsync Era, Mantle, Celo, Sonic, Unichain, Tron, SUI, Metis, Monad, Soneium, HyperEVM, Ink, Algorand, Stacks, and more — over 1,000 pools in total.