📉 Buy the Dip Alert (Telegram/Slack/SMS)

📌 Overview

This workflow automatically notifies you when Bitcoin or Ethereum drops more than a set percentage in the last 24 hours. It’s ideal for traders who want to stay ready for buy-the-dip opportunities without constantly refreshing charts.

⚙️ How it works

1. Schedule Trigger — runs every 30 minutes (adjustable).
2. HTTP Request (CoinGecko) — fetches BTC & ETH prices and 24h % change.
3. Code Node (“Dip Check”) — compares changes against your dip threshold.
4. IF Node — continues only if dip condition is true.
5. Notification Node — sends alert via Telegram, Slack, or SMS (Twilio).

Example Output:
Dip Alert — BTC –3.2%, ETH –2.8%
Not financial advice.

🛠 Setup Guide

1) Dip threshold

• Open the Code node.
• Change the line:

  const DIP = -2.5; // trigger if 24h drop <= -2.5%
  

Set your preferred dip value (e.g., –5 for a 5% drop).
2) Choose your alert channel
Telegram: add your bot token & chat ID.
Slack: connect Slack API & set channel name.
Twilio: configure SID, token, from/to numbers.
3) Test
Temporarily set DIP to 0 to force an alert.
Run once from the Code node → confirm alert message text.
Execute the Notification node → confirm delivery to your channel.
🎛 Customization
Cadence: change Schedule Trigger (every 5m, 15m, hourly, etc.).
Coins: extend the CoinGecko call (add solana, bnb) and update Code node logic.
Multiple alerts: duplicate IF → Notification branch for different thresholds (minor vs major dip).
Combine with “Threshold Alerts” workflow to cover both upside breakouts and downside dips.
Storage: log alerts into Google Sheets for tracking dip history.
🧩 Troubleshooting
No alerts firing: check CoinGecko API response in Execution Data.
Wrong %: CoinGecko returns usd_24h_change directly — no math needed.
Duplicate alerts: add a debounce using a Sheet/DB to store last fired time.
Telegram not posting: confirm bot has access to your channel/group.