Signal page
With the signal page you show selected alerts in public: on a page of your own at app.bellchain.app/signals/your-short-name, as an RSS and Atom feed to subscribe to and as a widget for your website. Other channels such as your Telegram group or your Discord can link to the page. The signal page comes with the Community plan; it counts as one of the 20 targets.
Setting it up
Section titled “Setting it up”-
Open Notifications and find the Signal page card.
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Choose a short name (part of the address, such as
btc-signals), a title and a short description. -
Fill in the disclosure if you hold coins your page writes about yourself, such as “I hold BTC and ETH.”.
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Tick Show the page publicly and click Save. Below it you now see the page’s address, the feed’s address and the code for the widget.
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In your chains, attach the Signal page action wherever an alert should become public.
What becomes public
Section titled “What becomes public”- Only the “Signal page” action: its text, the chain’s name, pair, timeframe, candle close in UTC, price and values. Other actions of the same chain, such as to Telegram or a webhook, stay private, even with a different text. The candle’s exchange appears nowhere.
- Only from when the page was created: older alerts do not appear.
- Test alerts from Send test appear on the page for 15 minutes marked “Test”, so you can check them; they never appear in the feed or the widget.
- Turning it off: untick Show the page publicly. Page, feeds and widget then answer “not found”. This works on every plan; when Community ends, the page is no longer visible either.
The page names neither your account nor your email address, only the title, description and disclosure you write yourself. Search engines should not list it (noindex); anyone with the link can read and subscribe.
- RSS 2.0:
https://app.bellchain.app/signals/your-short-name/feed.xml - Atom:
https://app.bellchain.app/signals/your-short-name/atom.xml
Each feed contains the 20 most recent signals. Feed readers usually check every few minutes; for yourself, Telegram, push or the API stream are faster.
Widget
Section titled “Widget”The widget shows the most recent signals compactly on your website, without scripts and without cookies. Copy the code from the card or build it yourself:
<iframe src="https://app.bellchain.app/signals/your-short-name/widget?limit=5&theme=auto" title="My signals" width="360" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>limit: 1 to 20 signals, 5 by default.theme:light,darkorauto(follows the reader’s setting).
Write about rules and prices in the message, not recommendations to buy or sell. Every page, feed entry and the widget carries a fixed “Not investment advice”. That alone does not protect you: anyone who comments publicly on a crypto-asset they hold must disclose it (MiCA, Art. 91); that is what the Disclosure field is for. Misleading signals can be market manipulation.
Bellchain deliberately offers no format with which readers trade your signals automatically: executing other people’s signals automatically usually requires a licence in the EU.
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