Binance futures position monitor with Telegram alerts

BitMe connects to Binance USD-M futures with a read-only API key and watches your open positions around the clock, sending Telegram alerts for P&L moves, missing or partial stop-loss and take-profit, liquidation risk and limit orders — with an automatic trade journal on top.

What BitMe watches on Binance

  • P&L — alerts when a position’s loss or profit, measured against the margin used, crosses your thresholds.
  • New and closed positions — a message when a position opens and one with the result when it closes.
  • Stop-loss and take-profit — an alert when one is missing, and when it covers only part of the position. Binance keeps these as separate conditional orders, and BitMe reads them from there.
  • Liquidation risk — an alert based on the liquidation price Binance itself reports for the position.
  • Limit orders — placed, filled or closed, and when price gets close.
  • API problems — a message if the connection keeps failing.

Monitoring runs on our server around the clock; your browser does not need to stay open.

Connect Binance

  1. In Binance, open API Management and create a system-generated (HMAC) key with only “Reading” enabled. Do not enable withdrawals.
  2. Paste the key and secret into Config → Binance and save.
  3. Start the BitMe alerts bot on Telegram and enter your chat ID in Config.
  4. Choose your thresholds or keep the defaults.

BitMe covers USD-M futures (USDT and USDC contracts) and your Spot wallet balances. COIN-M is not monitored. You can also point it at Binance Demo Trading to try everything without real funds.

Journal and a single view of every exchange

Closed futures trades are rebuilt from your Binance fills and synced into the trading journal. Binance only serves about the last three months of fills, so that is how far back the first import reaches; everything after is kept. Binance sits next to Bybit, OKX and BloFin in the same dashboard, equity view and Trade page. Optionally, a separate trade-enabled key lets you close positions, cancel orders and move take-profit and stop-loss from the chart, protected by two-factor authentication.

Common questions

Does BitMe need withdrawal access on Binance?

No, never. Monitoring, alerts, the journal and reports work with a read-only key.

Which Binance products are supported?

USD-M futures — USDT and USDC perpetual contracts for positions, alerts and the journal — plus your Spot wallet balances and spot trade history in the portfolio view. COIN-M is not monitored.

How far back does the journal go?

About three months on the first import, because that is all Binance provides. New trades are added automatically afterwards.

Can I use several exchanges at once?

Yes. Binance, Bybit, OKX and BloFin can all be connected to one BitMe account; positions, equity and trade history are combined.

Related guides

Bybit position monitor

BitMe connects to your Bybit account with a read-only API key and watches your open futures positions around the clock, so a sharp move, a missing stop-loss or a shrinking margin buffer reaches you on Telegram even when you are away from the screen.

OKX position monitor

BitMe watches your OKX futures positions around the clock with a read-only API key and messages you on Telegram when P&L, stop-loss coverage or margin risk needs your attention. It works with both the global and the EEA version of OKX.

Crypto trading journal

A journal you have to fill in by hand tends to be abandoned after a few weeks. BitMe imports your closed futures trades straight from your exchanges, so the numbers are complete and you spend your time reviewing them instead of typing.

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