Crypto AI

AI-powered crypto tools for Telegram — price alerts, portfolio tracking, and autonomous trading agents with TON integration.

Top Ranked

1 TTF Bot A crypto security and DYOR scanner for Telegram. Check token safety, holders and taxes, view charts, and get on-chain alerts across 15+ chains. Open
2 Phanes Crypto call-tracking and token scanning for Telegram groups. Rank callers by real ROI, scan tokens, and get charts and alerts across 50+ chains. Open
3 Tinlake A TON-based crypto learn-to-earn mini-app for Telegram. Study blockchain, earn points, screen wallets for AML risk, and ask an AI crypto assistant. Open
4 FactualAI A Telegram bot that fact-checks crypto rumors. FactualAI is a gateway into Web3 signal intelligence, built to help you invest smarter. Open
5 TeleClaw A personal AI agent for Telegram that completes tasks, not just chats. It browses, codes, remembers, and connects to 1,000+ apps. Open
6 Mira Mira is a personal AI agent for Telegram that goes beyond chat — connecting to 1,000+ tools like Notion, GitHub, and Gmail to actually complete tasks, not just answer questions. Open

Crypto AI Agents on Telegram: What They Can Actually Do With Your Money

Crypto AI tools on Telegram range from simple to genuinely consequential. On one end: price-alert bots that just notify you when a token moves — read-only, low-risk, easy to evaluate. On the other: autonomous trading agents that can execute swaps, staking, and transfers within a funded wallet and a spending budget, without asking for approval on each individual action.

That second category has grown quickly — TON’s own infrastructure team recently launched Agentic Wallets specifically for this, and similar autonomous trading features have shipped across Gemini and Coinbase in the same few months. The permission model matters more here than in almost any other category on this site: a bot that only reads your portfolio carries a fundamentally different risk than one authorized to spend from a funded wallet.

We test every crypto AI tool listed here for exactly that distinction — what it’s actually authorized to do, not just what it claims to offer — before it’s ranked.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends entirely on what permission you grant. Read-only balance checks carry far less risk than full transaction-signing authority. Some newer tools use a funded, budget-capped agent wallet instead of full wallet access — a meaningfully safer structure. Check our permissions guide before connecting anything.

A price-alert bot just monitors and notifies — it doesn't touch your funds. A trading agent can execute swaps, staking, or transfers autonomously within a set budget, without approving each action individually. That's a meaningfully bigger trust decision, covered in more detail in our piece on TON's Agentic Wallets.

A properly built agent should only act within the specific permissions and spending limits you've explicitly granted — but budget caps reduce risk, they don't eliminate it. Fund any agent wallet only with what you're prepared to lose, and revoke access if you're ever unsure.

More common than in most other bot categories — a large-scale academic study of Telegram bots found roughly 10% of finance-related bots had already been flagged with Telegram's own scam warning, compared to about 1% across other categories. See our guide to spotting fake or abandoned bots for the specific red flags to check.

Not for portfolio tracking or personal use — admin rights are relevant mainly if the tool also moderates a group, which is a separate function from the trading/tracking features this category is built around.

Every listing is tested hands-on with particular attention to wallet permissions and what the bot is actually authorized to do — not accepted based on the developer's own description. Rankings aren't paid for or influenced by developers.