Sentvale
Guard my bots

Your crypto trading bot is bleeding money.

Right now, while you sleep. And you have no idea it is happening.

Sentvale guards your crypto trading bots and fires an alert the moment one breaks.

Put a watchdog on my bots

Read-only keys only. Sentvale can look. It can never touch your money.

No trading. No withdrawals. No custody. No kidding.

This is not a promise to behave ourselves.

We literally cannot move your money.

The key you hand us is read-only, and your exchange enforces it at the door.

Let's not sugarcoat it.

Right now, while you read this, your crypto trading bots are quietly making or losing you money.

And they will not tell you when they break.

Here is how it actually goes.

You spin up a grid bot. It hums. It cycles. It prints.

You start to trust it.

Then one night, the price walks straight out of your range.

The bot stops cycling.

It does not panic. It does not call you. It just sits there.

And the market keeps running without you, because every minute it runs is a minute you are not in it.

By the time you open the app over coffee, the move is already over.

The profit you were owed is gone, and nothing on your screen will admit it.

We know exactly how that feels, because it happened to us.

Three grid bots. One brutal night. One drifted out of range around 2 a.m.

Nobody woke us up.

By sunrise the profit had evaporated, and we did not find out for hours.

So we got angry. Then we got to work.

What if your phone just told you?

Not in a daily digest. Not after the dust settles. The second it happens.

That is the entire idea behind Sentvale.

A read-only watchdog that stares at your bots so you never have to.

It cannot trade. It cannot withdraw. It can only watch, and warn you in time to act.

That is why Sentvale will never place a single trade. Not now. Not ever.

From API key to peace of mind in 60 seconds flat.

Paste a read-only key.

It can look at your bots. That is all it can ever do.

Connect your Telegram.

This is where every alert lands, day or night.

Go back to your life.

We only buzz you when a bot actually needs you.

Every silent way a crypto trading bot fails. And one alarm you can actually trust.

Out of range

Your grid drifts out of its range and quietly stops earning.

Out of band

Your DCA bot's price slips past the limit you set — on the side that drains you, not the side that pays.

Bot stopped

The market is moving but your bot's orders vanished. It's frozen, and it won't tell you.

Dead key

An expired API key silently kills every bot you run.

Unusual order

An order shows up outside your bot's band. If you didn't place it, you'll know.

No false alarms

We wait until we're sure before we buzz you. A Sentvale ping always means act now — never maybe.

Why you can hand Sentvale a key and finally sleep.

  • We never sell your data. We only read it.
  • The key is read-only. We could not trade if we tried.

Supported platforms

  • Bitsgap
  • 3Commas
  • Cryptohopper
  • Pionex

Greyed out platforms are on our public roadmap, not live yet.

You've got questions. We've got answers.

Is this just another "out of range" alert?

No. "Out of range" is a status, not an action, and your platform usually already shows it. Sentvale watches for the failures that quietly cost you money and that often do not trigger a timely alert on their own: a bot whose resting orders vanish, a grid that leaves its range, a DCA that crosses its limit on the side that hurts, an order outside your band you didn't place, and a key that dies.

Take profit, stop loss, out of range. Are those the same thing?

No, and treating them as one is exactly how money slips through. A take profit or stop loss is a real order that is supposed to fire. "Out of range" is just a status that says your grid drifted past its band.

Sentvale watches the resting orders your bot leaves on the exchange and the range you declared. It won't see a take profit or stop loss fire — those execute inside your platform — but it tells you the moment your bot stops leaving orders, drifts out of range, or your key dies.

Does Sentvale place or close trades for me?

Never. You give a read-only key, so Sentvale can look but can never trade, withdraw, or move your funds. It watches your bot's resting orders and alerts you when something breaks, so you decide what to do.

My platform already has built-in recovery. Why do I need this?

Built-in recovery is great until it silently fails. A bot that stops placing orders and never restarts. A grid that drifts out of its range. A DCA that runs past the limit you set. An order you didn't place. An API key that quietly dies.

When recovery does not kick in, you usually find out hours later. Sentvale watches for those exact states and pings you while you can still act.

What kinds of problems can it actually catch?

The failures that leave a trace on the exchange: a bot whose resting orders vanish, a grid that leaves its declared range, a DCA that crosses its limit, an order outside your band you didn't place, and an API key that dies. We're upfront about what we can't see — anything that executes inside your platform, like a take profit firing or a trailing bot's internal drift, is invisible to a read-only key.

The goal is simple. See it when it happens, not the morning after.

Is my account and my data safe?

Yes. The key is read-only and your exchange enforces it. We never sell your data, we only read it, and we could not trade if we tried.

Your bots are running right now.

The only question that matters: who is watching them?

Put a watchdog on my bots

P.S. The next time a bot breaks at 3 a.m., you get one of two mornings.

The one where you wake up to the money already gone.

Or the one where your phone buzzed once, and you fixed it in sixty seconds.