# Call Channels

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## **What Are Call Channels?**

**Call Channels** is a very powerful feature inside the [**Bitfoot Telegram Bot** ](https://t.me/BitFootBot)that lets you automatically copy trades from your favorite **alpha and signal groups** — so you never miss a big play again.

If you're tired of entering calls too late or missing out entirely, this tool gives you a real-time edge. Bitfoot scans messages for **contract addresses (CAs)** and instantly executes trades based on your **predefined filters**, making sure you’re among the first to enter.

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## How It Works?

**Call Channels** feature lets you automatically copy trades from your favorite **alpha and signal groups**

### How To Add a Call Channel?

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Open the [**Bitfoot Bot**](https://t.me/BitFootBot) on Telegram
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Click on 📢 **Call Channels** from the main menu

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Click on ➕ **Add Call Channel**

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* Add a channel by entering its **@username**
* Or paste a **Telegram invite link** (recommended)
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Once added, the settings for this specific channel will appear, based on your general default config. You can edit each of the following:

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### All Settings Explained

* **Change Name:** Rename the Call Channel for easier tracking
* **Amount to Buy (USD):** Defines how much to spend per trade.
  * *⚠️ If set to 0, swaps will not trigger*
* **Auto Buys ON/OFF:** Enables or disables automatic execution of trades
* **Slippage:** Max price movement tolerated during buy
* **Min Liquidity:** Token pools below this won’t qualify
* **Max Liquidity:** Caps what qualifies for trading
* **Min Market Cap:** Helps target small-cap gems
* **Max Market Cap:** Avoids large-cap tokens
* **Tip/Priority Fee** (Default: 0.0005 SOL): Optional miner tip for faster confirmations
* **Selected wallets:** Select which wallets should be used for trading on each chain
  * ⚠️ Swaps won’t execute unless at least one wallet is selected per chain.
* #### **Stop Loss / Take Profit (SL/TP)**

  * You can choose to **enable or disable SL/TP automation** for each Call Channel.
  * There are **two modes**:
    * **Default** – Uses your global Bitfoot bot SL/TP settings
    * **ON** – Activates a **custom SL/TP setup** for this specific Call Channel

  When you switch SL/TP to **ON**, a **new button appears** below the toggle. Clicking it opens a menu where you can:
* **Add, edit, or delete** custom **Take Profit (TP)** and **Stop Loss (SL)** levels
* Set up **Trailing SL or TP** for more dynamic exit strategies

This gives you full control over how trades are managed per Call Channel.

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### ⚠️ **Important Reminders:**

* If **Amount to Buy** is zero, swaps won’t fire
* If **Auto Buys** are disabled, the bot won’t execute trades—even if conditions are met

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### **Managing Call Channels**

If you want to **delete or manage** a Call Channel:

1. Go back to the **main menu** in the Bitfoot Bot
2. Tap **📢 Call Channels**
3. You’ll see a list of all your added channels
4. From there, you can **delete** any channel or **change its settings**

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Every time you add a new Call Channel, the settings will automatically copy your current **General Call Channel Settings**, which you can also edit anytime.

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## Supported Networks

* ✅ Solana
* ✅ ETH
* ✅ BASE
* ✅ BSC
* ✅ SONIC
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