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Groups Today — October 05, 2026: What the Alert Network Is Surfacing

A chain-by-chain look at the signals the Blackhat Telegram network is surfacing today, and how to read them without getting burned.

· 6 min read · Blackhat Empire

What the Network Is Actually Surfacing

Every day the Blackhat Empire alert network pushes thousands of raw events across five supported chains: SOL, BSC, ETH, Base, and Robinhood. The point of this digest is not to tell you what to buy. It is to help you read the tape and know which signals deserve a second look before you risk anything.

Memecoins are extremely high risk. Most go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice, and no alert is a promise of anything.

The Signal Types You Will See Today

Across the MAIN channels, the same categories keep repeating:

  • Multibuy convergence — several wallets buying the same token inside a short window. On SOL that is @empiresolmultibuys; on BSC @empirebscmultibuys; on Base @empirebasemultibuys and @empirebasesinglebuys; on Robinhood @empirerhmultibuys and @empirerhsinglebuys.
  • Hype tiers — @empirehypealerts is shared across chains and flags tokens where social and on-chain attention are stacking. Treat it as a heat map, not a green light.
  • Caller activity — @empirecallers plus chain-specific caller rooms like @empireethcallers, @empirebsccallers, @empiresolcallers, and the tiered 5/10/20 rooms. Caller alerts tell you who is talking, not whether the token is sound.
  • Rescans and repeats — @empiresolfreshbuys, @empirebasefreshbuys, @empiresolvolume, @empireethvolume, @empirebscvolume. A rescan means a token is getting looked at again. Sometimes that is momentum. Sometimes it is a slow bleed being re-promoted.
  • AI wallet alerts and smart money — @empiresolsmartmoney, @empirebscsmartmoney, @empirerhsmartmoney, @gmgnxethsmartmoneybuys, @gmgnxbasesmartmoneybuys, plus the exit-side channels @gmgnxethsmartmoneyexits, @gmgnxbasesmartmoneyexits, and @gmgnxrobinhoodsmartmoneyexits. Exits matter as much as entries.
  • Graduation and near-graduation — @gmgnxsolgraduated, @gmgnxbscgraduated, @empireethgrads, @empirebasegrads, @empirerhgrads, and the near-grad channels on Robinhood and Base.

Chain by Chain

SOL carries the deepest channel set — 33 MAIN channels including @empiresolpumpfun, @empiresolkolfomo, @gmgnxsolkolcluster, @gmgnxsolkolnewapes, and @gmgnxsoltrending. Recent notable runners surfaced here include TANG (Fresh Wallet Buy) and SI (Big Buy). Both are examples of early-wallet and size-based signals, not endorsements. Watch whether the buying keeps stacking or fades after the first push.

BSC runs 24 MAIN channels. Notable surfaced names include i (KOL Call), 猪五花 (Price Surge), and 果蝇 (Trending). Note that a KOL call is a social event; a price surge is a volatility event. Neither tells you about liquidity depth or holder concentration. Check the contract and the pool before you touch it.

ETH and Base run 21 and 22 channels respectively, with a mix of standalone bots and invite-based rooms for near-graduation, fomo whales, CTO, DEX social updates, paid boosts, and caller multialerts. The ETH and Base smart-money buy and exit channels are the ones to watch side by side — divergence between them is often the first honest signal.

Robinhood runs 16 channels, including @empirerhcallers, @empirerhkolapes, @gmgnxrobinhoodvolume, @gmgnxrobinhoodneargraduation, and @gmgnxrobinhoodsmartmoneyexits. Smaller set, thinner tape. Treat every signal there with extra skepticism.

Also surfaced recently: SATPAD on SOL via Empire Callers (channel: redbullcallz). Caller-driven names tend to move fast in both directions.

What to Focus On Right Now

  • Convergence over single events. One buy is noise. Multiple independent wallets buying the same token inside a short window is worth a look.
  • Exit channels. If smart money is rotating out while socials are heating up, that is the story.
  • Liquidity and holders. No alert replaces checking the pool, the top holders, and whether the contract is renounced or has mint authority.
  • Age of the token. Fresh launches and near-graduation tokens are where most losses happen.

What to Be Cautious Of

  • Hype without volume. Social alerts can front-run slow liquidity.
  • Caller stacking. When the same call is echoed across tiered rooms, ask who benefits.
  • Rescans of dead tokens. A second push is not a second life.
  • Chain hopping. If a token is being pushed on three chains at once, slow down.

Use the metrics reference at /v2/dyor/reference.html#metrics to understand what each alert category actually measures, and the rules at /v2/dyor/reference.html#rules. For charting and trade checks, use GMGN — gmgn.uk as the default portal or gmgn.fr as the mirror.

Where to Follow Along

The public groups are the CHAT room @gmgnx_chat and the five chain groups: @gmgnx_solana, @gmgnx_bsc, @gmgnx_robin, @gmgnx_eth, and @gmgnx_base. The full directory of current channels and the five standalone chain bots lives at blackhat.finance/channels.html. The Telegram folder is t.me/addlist/1VUQZMhux_JhMzJk.

No alert is a recommendation. Verify everything yourself. Most of these tokens go to zero.