Bybit Lens is an AI-powered trading intelligence tool that consolidates real-time data, market sentiment and trading signals into one streamlined interface.

In crypto, timing is everything — in addition to knowing where to look. When the markets move fast and narratives shift even faster, digging through charts, Telegram threads and X timelines can feel overwhelming. Besides, every second you spend searching for data could mean a missed opportunity. That’s where Bybit Lens comes in. More than just a research tool, Lens is your real-time, all-in-one AI-powered assistant. Lens puts market insights, project data and tailored strategies at your fingertips so you can go from trend-spotting to trade execution in a single flow.

 is an AI-powered trading intelligence tool that consolidates real-time data, market sentiment and trading signals into one streamlined interface.

Developed as part of the TradeGPT suite, Lens is more than just a dashboard; it’s your personal crypto analyst that never sleeps. Backed by high-quality data sources and built for actionable clarity, Lens helps traders cut through the noise and make better, faster calls.

Behind the scenes, Bybit Lens draws from a robust mix of data streams and intelligent systems. First, it taps into SoSoValue, a leading provider of on-chain metrics, giving you visibility into wallet activity, token flows and project traction across 

s and DeFi platforms. Then, it layers in proprietary insights from Bybit’s own centralized exchange — everything from order book movements to open interest and user sentiment that you simply can’t find elsewhere.

But Lens doesn’t stop at hard data. It also tracks market-moving reports from institutions, as well as real-time buzz on social media from traders, KOLs and crypto Twitter. These multiple data layers are then distilled through AI-powered models that identify trends, extract relevant signals and generate a clear summary of what’s happening and what you might want to do about it.

The experience is intentionally simple. You’ll land on a clean interface that surfaces the day’s hottest assets via 

. From there, click into any project and you’ll be met with a full analysis: basic background, recent trading performance, community and media sentiment plus an AI-generated strategy overview. 

It’s like having a research analyst in your pocket, minus the jargon.

Where most tools stop at data, Lens goes a step further, offering suggested trade ideas based on your behavior, preferences and what’s trending in the market. 

What makes Lens different from every other market tool out there? It's not just the technology — it’s the way everything comes together in one place, designed for actual traders.

With Lens, there’s no more flipping between 10 tabs just to figure out what’s moving. Instead, you get a single interface where market trends, community buzz, trading strategies and execution all converge. The platform doesn’t just surface noise, it condenses it into clarity. Even if you’re new to trading, Lens breaks things down in a way that feels intuitive, not intimidating.

Another key advantage is the tailored nature of its insights. Lens looks at your trading behavior and portfolio preferences, then offers AI-backed strategies that align with your style. It’s like having a tool that not only understands the market, but also understands you.

And because it’s part of the Bybit ecosystem, the jump from insight to execution is frictionless. See something you like? One click, and you're on the Bybit trading page, no copy/pasting or toggling required. This seamless experience is especially powerful during fast-moving markets when seconds matter.

Now that you fully understand how Bybit Lens work, let’s take a look at how you can get started with it. You’ll need to have a Bybit account before you can proceed. If you don’t already have one, you can check out our 

: Log in to your Bybit account and hover your cursor over the 

: From here, you’ll be able to view our 

 along with the project’s background information and recent trading data. You’ll also be able to view the current market sentiment, latest news and social media posts on the project, as well as market trends. 

If you have a specific token or project you’d like to know more about, simply type its name into the search field at the top of the page. 

: Looking to capitalize on the current trends and make a move? Click on 

If you’ve ever wished for a smarter, faster way to make trading decisions, Bybit Lens is it. It doesn’t matter whether you’re navigating market hype, unsure of which coin to trade next or just trying to stay one step ahead, Lens brings you the tools and insights you need without the overload. More than just a research platform, it’s a decision-making engine. With Lens, you’re not just keeping up with the market — you’re outsmarting it.

Bybit Lens isn’t just another analytics dashboard. It’s your strategic co-pilot in crypto, an AI-driven platform that transforms noise into clarity, ideas into actions and hesitation into confident trades. With everything you need to analyze, decide and execute in one place, it’s time to trade smarter with Bybit Lens.

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Ethereum's EIP-9698 proposes raising the gas limit from 36 million to 3.6 billion units over four years, potentially increasing transactions per second (TPS) to 2,000.

Daily top performer — Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL)

On Monday, the S&P 500 rose 0.06%, and investors now await more key earnings and economic data this week. Gold remains strong long-term but looks overbought short-term. Traders are watching for a pullback to around $3,200 before buying. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, rose 0.51%, with Bitcoin up 0.39% and Ether down 0.28%, in the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today's top performer is VIRTUAL, which surged 35.5% following Virtuals Protocol's full refund to users affected by an exploit attempt.

Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL), launched in October 2024, built on Base, lets users create AI agents that interact in 3D spaces. It features IP agents like Luna and functional agents like G.A.M.E., with its native token VIRTUAL powering the platform's economy. 

, including those who sent VIRTUAL directly to the wallet. However, three wallets remain under review for direct transfers. Virtuals Protocol condemned P.L.A.Y Game AI for attempting to exploit the launch, leading to the permanent failure of the P.L.A.Y Game AI launch. A compensation plan is being implemented for affected users, and the protocol reassured the community that it will never ask for funds outside official channels.

Check out the latest prices, charts, and data of 

Ethereum's EIP-9698 proposes raising the gas limit from 36 million to 3.6 billion units over four years, potentially increasing transactions per second (TPS) to 2,000. This gradual, predictable increase would enhance scalability without a hard fork, starting around June 1. Ethereum aims to improve throughput and stay competitive with faster, lower-fee blockchains. If approved, the proposal would automate gas limit growth, optimizing the network’s efficiency and hardware advancements.

Yesterday, BTC spot ETFs saw total net outflows of $379.7 million, with $42.7 million from GBTC and $337.0 million from other ETFs.

Ika, Sui's first sub-second MPC network, is offering an 

. Users can join by either posting about Ika on X (free, via GiveRep) or locking SUI tokens through Spring Sui and completing tasks via the Ink Sack app to earn more rewards. Locking iSUI earns "Ink Droplets," which boost the airdrop size. Ika is backed by $21M+ funding and the Sui Foundation. Full guide: 

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The Bybit Telegram Mini App is a streamlined version of Bybit’s platform. In this guide, we’ll cover the key features of the Mini App, how to get started and how to earn exciting rewards.

The Bybit Telegram Mini App is a streamlined version of Bybit’s platform and is built directly inside the Telegram messaging app. Launched in early 2024, it lets users access popular Bybit products such as Copy Trading within Telegram, a popular messaging app for crypto users.

In this article, we’ll cover the key features of the Bybit Telegram Mini App, and show you how to get started and earn exciting rewards by completing tasks.

Telegram mini apps are a streamlined version of larger applications that are accessible directly inside the Telegram messaging app. These mini apps allow users to access external apps without leaving Telegram, offering convenience and ease of use. 

Mini apps are often designed for mobile-first access, enabling users to interact with features on the go. Specifically, the Bybit Telegram Mini App provides access to 

, all within the familiar Telegram interface — thus simplifying the Bybit experience for users.

 in January 2025, the Bybit Telegram Mini Wallet takes convenience further by allowing users to create and manage a crypto wallet directly within Telegram. It’s designed to simplify 

 access for both beginning and Web 2.0 users by removing the need for separate wallet apps.

Key differences between the Mini App and Mini Wallet

The Mini Wallet is focused on asset management and DeFi access, while the Mini App delivers trading, earning and rewards.

What you can do with the Bybit Telegram Mini App

The Bybit Telegram Mini App brings a full suite of crypto tools right into your favorite messaging platform, making it easier than ever to grow and manage your assets. 

Everything is accessible directly inside Telegram — no switching apps or complicated logins required.

Copy trading with Bybit Telegram Mini App

Bybit Copy Trading lets users automatically mirror the trades of expert Master Traders — making professional strategies accessible to all.

Launched on Apr 8, 2025, Copy Trading is now fully integrated into the Telegram Mini App. It allows users to:

Smart Copy Mode ensures real-time trade execution directly via Telegram, offering a fast and secure way to invest.

Bybit Earn provides a simple and powerful way to grow your crypto holdings — all accessible directly through the Bybit Telegram mini app. With just a few taps, users can explore multiple earning strategies without ever needing to leave Telegram.

Navigate to Bybit Earn via the following steps:

At the top, you'll find three product categories:

All earnings and subscriptions are handled directly within the Mini App, giving you full control over your DeFi strategies — anytime, anywhere.

How to get started with the Bybit Telegram Mini App

The Bybit Mini App is designed for ultimate simplicity. Here’s how to get started:

Step 1: Access the Bybit Telegram Mini App

Step 4: Predict BTC’s price on Smart Leverage

Step 5: Predict BTC’s price movement range

How to start copy trading on the Mini App

Bybit’s Mini App uses Smart Copy Mode for seamless real-time trade mirroring, supporting USDT Perpetual contracts with 

 settings aligned to those of the Master Trader.

How to earn rewards and invite friends via the Mini App

Step 1: Check in daily to complete daily missions and earn points

Start using the Bybit Telegram Mini App now

The Bybit Telegram Mini App brings seamless crypto management into one of the world’s most popular messaging platforms. Whether you’re looking to trade, earn, copy top traders or invite friends — everything is now accessible in a few taps, directly inside Telegram.

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In this article, we’ll explore what tokenbot (CLANKER) is, the team behind it, how to deploy tokens using Clanker and how to trade CLANKER on Bybit.

 (CLANKER) is a tool that lets anyone create and manage tokens directly within Farcaster, a decentralized social network that runs on Base. 

In this article, we’ll explore what tokenbot is, meet the team behind it, explain how it leverages Farcaster for on-chain actions, dive into CLANKER’s tokenomics and recent price performance and wrap up with key takeaways and cautionary points for prospective users.

tokenbot (CLANKER) is a protocol that lets users launch custom tokens simply by tagging the tokenbot agent in a post (also known as a “cast”) on Farcaster, a decentralized social network built on 

Rather than manually deploying a token or dealing with multiple third-party tools, creators can use the tokenbot protocol to mint a new token, specify supply parameters and let the autonomous 

 includes blockchain engineers and developers from Coinbase and Twitter (now X), including alex (proxystudio.eth), Jack Dishman, Bryce Tayengco, Lily Johnson, Carter Appleton and Michael (m00npapi.eth).

Farcaster is a decentralized permissionless social network protocol built on Base, the Ethereum Layer 2 network incubated by Coinbase. It offers a lightweight framework for apps to read (and users to post) “casts” (messages) while using Ethereum wallets for identity. 

tokenbot leverages Farcaster’s messaging layer to transform social commands into on-chain token deployments. It uses an autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent to introduce tokenization to Farcaster, the decentralized social network.

The following is a list of supported quote tokens for deployment in the liquidity pool:

For more information, you can refer to the 

The following are the tokenomics of CLANKER:

 at approximately $38.09, down 2.8% over the past week. It has a 24-hour volume of around $7 million and a market cap of $38 million.

tokenbot (CLANKER) simplifies token creation by marrying Farcaster’s social commands with Base’s efficient Layer 2 execution. Its accessible workflow, community rewards and governance model put token issuance in the creators’ hands. 

However, the novelty of social-first token creation carries risks — new tokens can be illiquid, vulnerable to 

 before minting or trading CLANKER, and consider security and market factors before diving in.

 the listing of the CLANKERUSDT Perpetual contract, giving Bybit traders up to 20x leverage to long or short CLANKER. Simply head to the 

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A triple top and bottom chart pattern are rare but powerful formations that signal an upcoming reversal in trend. Learn how to spot these patterns to secure the winning trades.

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The triple top and triple bottom patterns are rare but powerful formations that signal a reversal in trend. They’re useful in crypto trading, as the triple bottom could be the kickoff to a new bullish trend while the bearish triple top could signal a near-term correction. However, it is unlikely to spot a perfect triple top or bottom pattern where the horizontal resistance and neckline are parallel to one another. The rarity of these patterns is what makes them powerful. 

The ingredients to spotting a triple pattern are simple and, once observed, can be easily utilized as a source of 

 to formulate a trading strategy. We’ll review the triple top and bottom patterns and discuss how to generate a trade idea once you spot these chart patterns.

A triple bottom is a chart pattern that occurs at the end of a downtrend. It is a bullish candlestick pattern that consists of three failed attempts at new lows near the same price and is confirmed once the price breaks higher above resistance.

The triple bottom pattern forms after prices have been correcting lower. The crypto market begins to rebound but fails to follow through to the upside. Additionally, each failed rebound is met with a failed attempt at new lows, and the market trades in a sideways range. Sellers become completely exhausted, and the market rebounds a third time, but with enough energy to break out higher.

The pattern looks like the letter “W” as the lows of the pattern form near the same price level. Some traders would suggest the pattern takes the shape of a rectangle as well. Both interpretations are valid, as the pattern is a bullish reversal setup.

Understanding a Bullish and Bearish Reversal Pattern

A bullish reversal pattern is a formation on a chart that suggests a downtrend or correction will reverse, becoming an uptrend. There are three parts to a bullish reversal pattern:

Patterns like the hammer candlestick or bullish engulfing are other examples of bullish reversal patterns.

The opposite of a bullish reversal pattern is a bearish reversal pattern. It has three parts as well, corresponding to those of a bullish reversal:

Patterns like the bearish engulfing or rising wedge formation are examples of bearish reversals.

In addition to reversal patterns, there are continuation patterns. Continuation patterns do not reverse but simply trade sideways before a breakout continues in the direction of the original trend. Patterns like flags and 

 are examples of consolidation patterns.

What Does the Triple Bottom Pattern Represent?

The triple bottom pattern is a bullish reversal pattern. This means that once you spot the triple bottom chart patterns, you can anticipate a bullish rebound that eventually breaks above the pattern’s high.

This is useful for long-term HODLers, as the pattern’s confirmation represents another opportunity to add to your bullish position. The triple bottom pattern can also be used as an exit signal for those traders who want to short the market.

The reliability of the triple bottom will depend on how close the actual pattern conforms relative to the idealized one. If the actual market carves close to an idealized pattern, then the results are fairly reliable.

The triple top is a bearish chart pattern that tests the high of a price three times before the price falls and breaks to new lows. As opposed to the triple bottom, it appears at the end of an uptrend suggesting a likelihood of trend change.

The triple top chart pattern forms after a sustained rally. The buyers and whales are no longer supporting the rally, and sellers are pushing prices down. However, sellers aren’t strong enough to create a new downtrend initially. 

 takes place, as each short correction is met with another rally that fails near the old highs. Eventually, the bulls are exhausted and the crypto market begins its correction, breaking below the recent support.

The triple top pattern looks similar to the letter “M,” except that there are three failed attempts at new highs that are close to one another, creating three peaks. 

The triple top looks somewhat similar to the head and shoulders pattern, except the three highs price pattern, are somewhere near the previous same price level. In contrast, a head and shoulders pattern will see the middle top exceed the highs to its left and right.

The results of both the triple top and head and shoulders patterns are similar, as each pattern implies a break below the support as a new downtrend is created.

The triple top pattern is quite useful for bullish traders, as the bearish pattern signals a potential deep correction is coming. This allows bullish traders to adjust their 

 and deploy their risk management strategy or close out a portion of their position to lock in profits.

Since the triple top is a bearish reversal chart pattern, bearish traders may use the pattern as a signal to enter the crypto market as a short seller. This would allow a trader to profit if the price were to move lower as intended.

How to Spot Triple Top and Bottom Patterns on a Crypto Chart

Triple top patterns can appear on any chart time frame, but they must form after an uptrend. To identify a triple top, look for a large rally that’s topped with three failed attempts at new highs.

The three failed attempts at new highs should print near the same price. If they deviate significantly in price from one another, then there’s likely another pattern forming that’s different from the triple top.

Let’s look at a specific example. In the Bitcoin 15-minute chart below, BTC rallies 9% from $42,100 to $45,876 in a matter of minutes. This rally forms the uptrend and the beginning of the triple top pattern.

Bitcoin fails to rally further and corrects back to $42,130, then begins another rally attempt. This rally attempt fails at $45,800 in a bearish 

 pattern and corrects again to $44,628. This rally attempt is the second failure to form a new high.

After finding a bottom at $44,628, a third rally attempt starts, carrying to $45,694 before failing and reversing lower.

These three failed attempts all reverse near the same price level between $45,694 to $45,876. These amounts are all within 0.4% of each other.

The anatomy of a triple bottom is the opposite of a triple top.

Using the Bitcoin daily chart time frame as another example, three failed attempts to new lows occur between May and July 2021.

On April 14, 2021, Bitcoin began a large and swift correction that found its first support at $29,800. This low forms the first failed attempt of lower lows in the triple bottom pattern.

Bitcoin then rallies to $42,444, which forms the high point of the triple bottom pattern. At this price, Bitcoin then trades lower to $28,726, which forms the second low of the triple bottom.

After rallying for a bit, another attempt at a breakdown fails at $29,258. This last low becomes the final low of the triple bottom pattern. From this low, Bitcoin aggressively rallies to new highs above the high of the pattern at $42,444.

What Happens After a Triple Bottom Pattern?

After the three low points of a triple bottom have formed, anticipate a bullish reversal to break out to new price highs. To confirm the breakout higher, first identify the high point of the triple bottom pattern.

The easiest way to identify the high point is to place vertical lines at the first and third bottoms of the pattern. Then, identify the highest price point (or peak) between those two vertical lines. In the chart below, the highest price between the three bottoms is $42,396. Mark this high point with a horizontal line that extends to the right.

The sustained break above this high price point will alert the bullish trader the reversal is underway — and even higher prices are likely coming. This confirmation isn’t 100% foolproof, but it does provide a level of reliability that traders can count on to make higher probability trades.

Other confirming factors can help support the case for a bullish break, such as increasing volume on the upside movement, or expanding ranges of the bullish candles.

These conditions don’t necessarily have to be present for a bullish breakout to succeed. However, their presence further confirms the likelihood of follow-through on the breakout.

After the three high points of a triple top have formed, anticipate a bearish reversal. The bearish reversal chart pattern is confirmed when the price breaks below the low point of the triple top.

To confidently identify the triple top pattern’s low point, mark a vertical line at high points (1 and 3 in the illustration below). Then, identify the lowest price on the chart between the two vertical lines. Mark a horizontal line at the lowest price point identified. Make sure this line extends to the right. This triple top low point will become the price level where we can confirm the pattern and its break downward in a new correction.

In the Bitcoin chart above, after failing at these three highs the largest cryptocurrency starts a more robust downtrend. This pattern is confirmed when we see a new low below the low of the triple top pattern. The lowest price between the three tops is $42,130.

If the price fails to break below the low point of the triple top pattern, then the triple top isn’t confirmed. Failure to confirm a break lower suggests that there’s another pattern carving — and that you should avoid selling short.

How to Trade with the Triple Bottom Pattern

Once the three extreme price points of the pattern are discovered, confirming and trading the pattern is fairly straightforward.

During the summer of 2021, Ether (ETH) was correcting lower to consolidate previous gains. Standing back and looking at the daily chart, you can easily identify three low points forming near the same price level.

The first low point is at $1,728, the second is at $1,697 and the third is at $1,716. The three prices are separated by less than 2% of the respective previous prices.

Now, it’s time to set up the entry for the triple bottom pattern. To do so, we need confirmation first. The triple bottom is confirmed once price breaks above the high point of the pattern.

The high point of the pattern is found by marking the first and third bottoms with vertical lines. Then, find the highest price point between the two vertical lines and mark this with a horizontal line. In the ETH chart above, the high point of the pattern sits at $2,912. 

Since the triple bottom is a bullish reversal pattern, we’ll establish a long position at the breaking point. This means we want to go long at $2,912.

The stop loss is used to limit the losses on the trade and will be placed below the entry. A conservative stop loss can be placed at the lowest point of the triple bottom pattern. The lowest price point of this ETH triple bottom pattern is $1,697.

On a confirmed breakout higher, the market generally travels the same distance to the high point as it does to the low point of the triple bottom pattern.

The length of the triple bottom pattern is $1,215 ($2,912 high minus $1,697 low = $1,215). 

If we add $1,215 to the breakout price of $2,912, then an initial target is placed at $4,127.

Therefore, the stop loss will be placed at $1,697 and the take profit level at $4,127.

Limitations of the Triple Top and Bottom Patterns

A confirmed triple top or bottom pattern can be reliable, but neither one can be 100% accurate. 

A challenge that inexperienced traders may face is impatience. Beginners may see three failures near the same level and open their position accordingly. The limitation of such a decision is that the pattern hasn’t been confirmed. Entering into the position prematurely opens the door to a failed pattern — and a losing trade in the account.

Additionally, a trend direction tends to follow volume. If a breakout is occurring on a lack of volume, then it may fail. On the other hand, a breakout occurring on increased volume benefits the break and suggests we may see follow-through to the target.

Lastly, smaller cryptocurrencies have much less liquidity than large cryptos such as Bitcoin and Ether. This means there’s a greater chance that breakouts won’t follow through on these smaller cryptocurrencies, simply due to the size of their tokens.

Due to these limitations, a trader needs to implement a stop loss on every trade to ensure the account isn’t destroyed, should the market move against them.

The triple top pattern is a bearish reversal formation that can alert traders to an upcoming correction. Additionally, the triple bottom pattern can signal the kickoff to a new bull rally.

The triple top and bottom patterns have their limitations, so be mindful to wait until a formation is confirmed when using it to trade with larger 

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