Run the Empire's Alerts in Your Own Telegram Group

Two things went open source this week, and both are free: a relay that reposts every Blackhat Empire alert into groups you own, and a DYOR checklist that scores any token in your browser. This is what they do, what they do not do, and how to set them up in ten minutes.

The relay: your groups, your bots, our alerts

The public alert feed behind the funnel pages and the Android app is now documented and keyless. The relay is a single Python file that reads it every ten seconds and posts each new alert into the topic you mapped, through a bot you created, in a group you control.

What you get is what the main groups get: the alert text, the contract address as a chart link, the token's socials, the security line, and the 📈 Chart · 🎯 Buy · 🎯 Maestro links with buttons. All five chains — Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Base and Robinhood chain — and all 26 alert families: near graduation, graduated, single buys, multibuys, smart money buys and exits, fresh wallets, CEX-funded buys, KOL calls, callers, trending, volume, price surges, paid boosts, CTO, XTRACK prints, HYPE and radar.

The setup is the same for every chain:

1. Create a group, turn on Topics.
2. Create a bot with @BotFather, add it to the group as administrator.
3. Put the bot token and the chat id in config.json.
4. Run python relay.py --create-topics. It creates one topic per alert family and saves the ids.
5. Run python relay.py.

Filters live in the config: families, market-cap floor, liquidity floor, holder floor, top-10 ceiling. The relay paces itself under Telegram's limits and tells you when a chain produces more than one group can absorb.

Source, docs and the systemd/Docker files: github.com/blackhatempire/blackhat-alerts-relay. The docs folder explains every alert family, how to read each value on an alert, the XTRACK SC badge formula, the three HYPE formulas, the security gate (what blocks, what only warns, the per-chain limits) and the sources behind each family.

No server? Use the hosted bots

If you do not want to run anything, the hosted Full Alerts bots do the two-minute version: @empiresolanabot, @empirebscbot, @empireethbot, @empirebasechainbot, @empirerobinhoodbot. Add one as admin, send /connect in the group or inside a topic, pick up to six alert topics. Single buys only: @vaultboysbbot. Multibuys only: @VBMBbot. XTRACK prints: @xtrack1bot.

The DYOR checklist: score a token without leaving your browser

dyor.gmgn.uk takes a contract address and does two things.

First, it scores market structure from public data: liquidity, liquidity against market cap, pool age, volume against liquidity, buy/sell flow and the 24-hour drawdown. It starts at 60 and lands between 0 and 100 — the same bands the network uses (≥ 75 low risk, ≥ 50 medium, ≥ 25 high, below that danger).

Second, it lists the eight security checks a price API cannot answer: mint and freeze authority, LP lock or burn, top-holder share, deployer history, sell simulation, socials, and the rest — each with the reason it matters. The page says plainly that the score can read LOW RISK on a token that is about to rug. A deep, old, busy pool is not a safe contract; those eight checks are the part you do yourself.

Nothing leaves your browser except the address, in one call to a public price API. No signup, no account, no cookies, no analytics, no backend. One HTML file, one stylesheet, one script, MIT licensed: github.com/blackhatempire/blackhat-dyor-checklist.

What neither tool changes

The security gate in front of every alert is described in the relay's docs/SECURITY.md. Only structural rug vectors and extreme values block an alert; concentration and quality metrics warn. A coverage gap — a provider that timed out or does not index a fresh pair — delivers the alert labelled UNVERIFIED TOKEN — DYOR, and that label means exactly what it says.

Alerts are evidence, not advice. A token can pass every check and go to zero seconds later. Read the gate, read the alert, then do the eight checks.

Questions and feedback: @blackhatshiller on Telegram, or the community chat at t.me/gmgnx_chat.