Discord
Alert source
Nyria reads a channel in a Discord server you manage and turns the calls posted there into orders in your own brokerage account. The message stays a message a person wrote.
Signal quality is on you
You're responsible for vetting the quality of any Discord signal provider. Nyria automates execution but can't verify the accuracy, profitability, or legitimacy of third-party signals. Always do your own due diligence before following any trading alerts.
What it does
The message stays a message
A call typed by a person is read as written. There's no template for whoever is posting to follow, and nothing for you to rewrite.
Channel, author, keyword
Point a strategy at one channel and narrow it further by who posted or what the message contains, so chatter never reaches your broker.
A bot in your own server
You invite the Nyria bot to a server you manage, over Discord's official API. It reads the channel you pick and nothing else.
How it works
Link Discord
Link Discord in Integrations, then invite the Nyria bot to a server you manage.
Pick the channel
Choose the channel to read, and filter by author or keyword if you want to.
Validate one alert
Paste a real message. The strategy stays inactive until Nyria reads it correctly.
Deploy a bot
Point it at a broker, set an allocation, and the channel is live.
What Nyria reads out of a message
The message isn't a template. What it doesn't carry, the strategy holds.
Discord Message:
Nyria reads:
Discord Message:
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Discord Message:
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What a message can say
Other alert sources
Trade a channel you already run
Invite the bot to a server you manage and pick one channel. It reads that channel and nothing else.