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ETH / USDC · BINANCE

Create your Ethereum alert.

Follow ETH/USDC without keeping a chart open. Choose a price threshold or an RSI condition, then connect your notification channel.

Configure a ETH price alert

A price threshold for your Ethereum watch

You follow ETH in USDC and want to review the market when its price rises above your reference level. The button prepares ETH/USDC and the price-rise scenario. Enter your own threshold and review the condition before activation.

Another use: watch ETH’s RSI

Prefer a notification when RSI falls below a level you choose? Select the RSI scenario in the builder, then check the period and timeframe. RSI depends on candles from the selected market; it does not predict a reversal.

Check your market and channel

This page prepares ETH/USDC on Binance. Check that this exchange is selected in the builder. Price and RSI data on hourly candles were available during our check on 25 October 2026. Other pairs, exchanges and timeframes must be checked in the app. Connect Telegram or Discord and verify your settings: a message requires an active rule, a matching condition and an available channel.

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Ready to set your ETH condition?

Review the market, threshold and notification channel before activating your rule.

Configure a ETH price alert

A complete RSI example

Example configuration: ETH/USDC on Binance spot, RSI below 30, 14-period Wilder calculation, 1-hour candles. The interval describes the candles, not a guaranteed notification delay. Check the repetition setting separately before activation.

Understand the preview and the trigger value

New RSI alerts use the same 14-period Wilder measurement and closed candles as the preview. A perfectly flat sequence equals 50. Missing or stale measurements never manufacture a trigger. Alerts created before this version keep their historical calculation, which can include the current candle: no existing threshold or setting is automatically changed. The value can change between successive candle closes; check the observation time.

A 1-hour reminder is a separate setting: it permits another message once the configured delay has elapsed while the condition remains true and the destination is available. It does not turn the RSI into a 1-hour indicator or guarantee an exact delivery time.

Use this example: ETH RSI 30 · 1 hour · Binance

This example is not investment advice. A low RSI can remain low; no reversal or trading action is guaranteed.

Three ways to receive your alerts

Device

Receive a direct CryptoLookout notification without Telegram or Discord. Use a compatible browser or installed web app, allow notifications, confirm the test and select the alerts that should reach it.

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Telegram

Receive messages in your private conversation with the CryptoLookout bot. Sign in to the site, open the connection link, start the bot and verify the linked destination.

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Discord

Receive messages in a chosen text channel. Choose a server and channel where you can manage webhooks, authorize the integration and verify the connection.

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One rule can target several destinations. Device registration, a message accepted by a service and a notification actually received are different steps. Check the selected destinations before activation.

Configure ETH, not another asset

The RSI example uses ETH/USDC on Binance and 1-hour candles. The price alert keeps its threshold and analysis interval for you to choose. Start with a price threshold near the actual market or a Wilder RSI crossing below 30 on closed candles. These are editable examples, not trading recommendations. Price and RSI are different conditions; check the selected pair, interval and recipients before creation.

Configure a ETH price alert Use this example: ETH RSI 30 · 1 hour · Binance

Actual private creator for ETH/USDC · Binance · RSI 30 · 1h
Actual anonymous test interface. No account or receipt is shown; the example requires sign-in and destination setup.