Forward crypto signals to your channels as they’re posted
Copy calls from a source channel into your paid and free Telegram groups automatically, filtered by the pairs you cover, with your links and your footer on every copy.
Crypto signals → VIP mirror
- Source
- @cryptosignals_src
- Only posts with
- BTC or ETH
- Skip posts with
- promo
- Links
- Replaced with your URL
- @mentions
- Removed
- Footer
- Your channel link
- Destinations
- @vip_mirror, Signals Free
- Per destination
- 20 posts an hour
How to set it up
Each step is a setting in Dripl. No code.
Connect the reading account
Scan the QR code with a Telegram account that is in the source channel and can post in your groups.
Create a forwarding rule
Choose the source channel, then add your paid group, your free channel and any other destination.
Filter by pair
Add the pairs you cover, such as BTC or ETH, as keywords, and exclude words like “promo” to skip ads.
Make every copy yours
Replace or remove the source’s links, remove or swap its @mentions, and add your footer.
Set hours and limits
Forward only during your trading hours if you like, and cap the posts each destination gets per hour.
What Dripl takes care of
Once it is set up, without you.
- Checks the source for new posts and forwards each one once
- Logs every post as forwarded, filtered or failed, with the reason
- Stops the rule and tells you when the account has to sign in again
- Keeps the account within its daily and hourly caps
Features it uses
Auto-forwarding
Copy new posts from a Telegram channel or group to your own channels and groups as they arrive. Filter them by keyword or media type, and change links, mentions, hashtags and captions on the way.
Multi-account
Connect several Telegram accounts with a QR code, give each its own sending pace and proxy, and see at a glance which ones need you.
Analytics
Sent, failed and pending messages, success rate and your sending streak, compared with the period before, with rankings by account, template, recipient and proxy.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can’t find it? Contact support
Can I forward from a channel I don’t own?
Yes, if one of your connected accounts can read it. Make sure you have the right to repost what it publishes.
Can my paid and free groups get different posts?
Yes. Create a rule for each, with its own filters and edits: every call to the paid group, for example, and only some to the free one.
Will a signal ever be forwarded twice?
No. Dripl keeps track of the posts each rule has handled and skips them.
Other use cases
Community management
Keep several groups on schedule from the admin accounts you already use.
News distribution
Publish once in your source channel and send it on to every channel and group that should carry it.
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