Groups Today: November 01, 2026 — What the Alert Network Is Surfacing
A dated digest of the signal types flowing through the Blackhat Telegram network across SOL, BSC, ETH, Base and Robinhood — and what to verify before you act.
Groups Today: Reading the Signal, Not the Noise
This is a dated snapshot of what the Blackhat alert network has been surfacing as of November 01, 2026. Treat it as an educational map of signal types, not a scoreboard. Memecoins are extremely high risk, most go to zero, and nothing here is a recommendation or a promise of anything.
The network runs a public chat plus four active MAIN chain groups, and a set of MAIN alert channels per chain. If you want the full directory, it lives at https://blackhat.finance/channels.html. What follows is how to read each layer.
The Five Live Chains
The network covers SOL, BSC, ETH, Base and Robinhood. That is the current scope. Chain coverage is a filter, not a quality stamp — a token appearing on any of these chains can still be a rug, a slow bleed, or a ghost with no exit liquidity.
- SOL — fastest signal cadence, most noise
- BSC — caller and volume-driven activity, migration events
- ETH — slower, but rescans and wallet alerts matter here
- Base — KOL-heavy flow, price surges, new-ape tagging
- Robinhood — hype tiers, boosts, CTO and smart-money exit tracking
Signal Types You'll See
Multibuy convergence. Multiple independent buys landing close together. It can mean genuine attention — or one operator splitting wallets. Convergence is a prompt to look, not a verdict.
Hype tiers. Labels that rank social heat. Hype is the easiest thing to manufacture. A high tier tells you people are talking, not that anyone is holding.
Caller activity. Caller and KOL channels flag who is posting. Callers have their own incentives. Track whether the call preceded the move or followed it.
Rescans. A token getting re-checked after an earlier pass. Rescans are useful for spotting changes in liquidity or holder distribution — and for catching tokens that quietly deteriorated.
AI wallet alerts. Wallet-behavior flags. Useful as a starting point for your own look at who is buying, who is exiting, and whether the same addresses keep appearing.
Smart-money exit tracking. Robinhood channels include exit-oriented signals. Exits are information. If tracked wallets are leaving, that is a data point worth weighing against the entry-side noise.
What Surfaced Recently
Recent notable runners the network flagged, purely as examples of the signal types above:
- zeb (SOL · Trending)
- RAM (SOL · Price Surge)
- eluni (SOL · Trending)
- Sue (BSC · Trending)
- SAFU (BSC · KOL Call and KOL New Ape)
These are illustrations of what the channels surface. A "Trending" or "Price Surge" tag is a description of activity, not an endorsement. Many tokens that trend go to zero.
What to Focus On Right Now
- Verify liquidity and holder concentration before anything else. Thin liquidity plus clustered holders is the classic trap.
- Check whether the move already happened. A signal that arrives after a vertical run is a different risk than one that arrives early.
- Cross-reference signal types. Multibuy convergence plus a rescan plus exit alerts telling different stories is a reason to slow down.
- Watch the exit side. Entry signals are loud; exit signals are quieter and often more informative.
What to Be Cautious Of
- Manufactured convergence. Split wallets can fake multibuy.
- Hype as a substitute for liquidity. Social tiers are cheap to inflate.
- Caller incentives. Assume a caller benefits from your attention until proven otherwise.
- Stale rescans. A clean rescan from hours ago is not a clean rescan now.
- Survivorship bias. You see the runners that ran. You do not see the dozens that did not.
For definitions of the metrics behind these signals, see the reference at /v2/dyor/reference.html#metrics. For how alerts are structured, see #alerts. For the rules of engagement, see #rules.
Where to Follow Along
The public chat is BH GMGN CHAT at @gmgnx_chat. The four active MAIN chain groups are BH GMGN SOLANA (@gmgnx_solana), BH GMGN BSC (@gmgnx_bsc), BH GMGN ROBINHOOD (@gmgnx_robin) and BH GMGN BASE (@gmgnx_base).
The full channel directory is at https://blackhat.finance/channels.html, and the Telegram folder is at https://t.me/addlist/T9xgXQ7WXcYzZjA8. The five current standalone chain bots are the cleanest way to route alerts per chain.
When you want to look at a chart or a trade, the destination is on GMGN — https://gmgn.uk, with https://gmgn.fr as the mirror.
Do your own research. Verify before you act. Most of these go to zero.