Splitting Telegram Alerts Into a User Channel and a Developer Channel
🌐 Korean Wiring Telegram notifications into a bot takes about thirty minutes. Get a bot token, call sendMessage , done. The trouble starts afterward: a single notification channel stops being usable very quickly. Buy filled, sell filled, rotation complete — all fine. But then API token expiry warnings, order rejection payloads, exception stacks and trigger failures land in the same room. Buried under messages they cannot interpret, users miss the fill notifications that actually matter. Then they turn notifications off. This post is about splitting alerts into a user channel and a developer channel. Structurally it is two functions, but where you draw that line ended up shaping how the whole thing is operated. The line between them One test: "is there anything the user can do with this message?" User channel — buy and sell fills, rotations, liquidations, bot start/stop. Things that happened in the account. A person can look and decide Developer channel ...