Auto-trade the Discord alerts you already pay for

1. 1

   You run the server or the group

   Invite the Nyria bot to a Discord server you run, or add it to a Telegram group you run as an admin that only reads. Pick the channel, add an author filter so only the caller's posts count, and deploy a bot on your broker account. Each call the caller posts is read and placed as an order in your account.

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   Someone else runs it

   Nyria cannot read a server or group you only belong to. If the caller publishes the calls as a strategy on Nyria, you subscribe and deploy a bot on that strategy in your own broker account. If the caller has not, ask them to. A group you merely follow is not a source.

The full setup, from the invite to a live bot, is in the Discord step-by-step guide and the Telegram one.

• The ticker and the side: buy or sell, long or short, open or close.
• For a specific option, the strike, the expiry and call or put.
• Or leave the contract out and the strategy's own rules pick the expiration, 0 to 31 trading days out. A Discord or Telegram call with no date takes the nearest listed expiration, which can be today's, so a 0DTE call without a date trades 0DTE.

long SPY here

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A spread is set on the strategy, up to 4 legs on one expiration, and goes out as one order. Editing or deleting a message after it trades does not change the order already placed.

The caller posts after their own order, so their price has already printed when you see it. Your order is a separate one, placed after the call is read, at the market or limit the strategy sets. On a 0DTE contract with a wide bid and ask, the gap can be large, and a limit order can go unfilled. Run the bot on paper for a few weeks and compare its fills with the prices the caller posts before you size up. The log timestamps every alert, so the gap can be measured.

Exits work the same way. A position closes only when a message reads as an exit. If the caller closes in words Nyria does not read, or says nothing, the position stays open, so keep your broker app in view.

• Budget per entry. Each bot sizes every order from its own budget, not from the caller's size.
• Trading window. Entries outside the hours you set are ignored. Exit alerts still go through.
• Author and keyword filters. Only the caller's posts, or only messages with your keyword, can trade.
• Pause. A paused bot ignores every alert, exits included, and what it holds stays open at your broker.

Members who copy your calls by hand are slow and inconsistent. You can sell the same calls as a strategy on Nyria instead: each subscriber deploys a bot in their own broker account, at a budget per entry they set, and nothing is mirrored from another account. See how creators sell on Nyria.

Orders go to Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca: stocks, options up to 4 legs, and crypto spot at tastytrade and Alpaca. Nyria does not place futures or forex orders and does not connect to Interactive Brokers, Robinhood or Webull.

Can I connect a paid server I do not run?

No. Nyria reads channels in servers and groups you run. If the caller publishes the calls as a Nyria strategy, you can subscribe to it instead.

Does the same work for Telegram?

Yes. Add Nyria to a group or channel you run as an admin that only reads, pick the chat, and the same filters apply.

Will my order match the caller's?

Not exactly. Your order is a separate order placed after the call posts, at the market or limit the strategy sets. Test on paper and compare your fills with the prices the caller posts.