Why crypto needs calls, not toasts
Bitcoin rips 4% at 3am on a Sunday. Your exchange app sends a push notification that joins 30 others under a collapsed group. You wake at 7am to the exit you never took. A Wakever crypto call alert would have rung at 3:01am — loud, persistent, bypassing silent — because Wakever treats your level as urgent and your sleep as the thing to protect.
How Wakever monitors 400+ pairs
You name the pair (BTC, ETH, SOL, and hundreds more) and the price. Wakever's engine polls live quotes around the clock with per-alert cooldowns and daily safety caps, so one volatile night can't spam you or degrade the service for everyone. Thin wicks get filtered; only moves that hold trigger the call. Details are in what Wakever is.
Setup in under a minute
- Join Wakever and add your phone number.
- Create a tracker: BTCUSDT above $95,000, for example.
- Save the Wakever contact and enable Emergency Bypass so calls ring on silent.
- Close the charts. Wakever calls when it hits.
False breakouts
The most common question in the Wakever FAQ: "what about wicks?" Wakever filters thin spikes before calling, so you only hear from us when the move holds long enough to matter — not on every wick.