Crypto & trading

Run the desk where the deal actually happens

Counterparties, market makers and token communities all live in Telegram. Entergram puts deal status, ownership and settlement context beside the chat, across every account your desk runs.

This cluster is for trading desks, P2P and OTC traders, Web3 projects and token communities whose deals, counterparties and holders live in Telegram. Entergram reads every desk and project account in one inbox, puts deal status and ownership beside the chat, and keeps a timestamped record of who changed what.

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Use cases

Crypto & trading teams on Entergram

Trading Desks

Counterparty conversations move quickly, but the operating context is scattered across chat history, spreadsheets and individual memory. Entergram puts the desk record beside the chat so the next trader can see what was agreed, what is waiting and who owns the next step.

P2P & OTC Traders

P2P and OTC flow is a volume problem before it is anything else. Hundreds of chats, each at a different stage, and the only thing separating a live deal from a dead one is whether anyone followed up.

Web3 Projects

A Web3 project runs more Telegram surfaces than almost anyone: a community group per region, announcement channels, a partnerships queue and private investor threads that must never be mixed in with the rest.

Token Communities & DAOs

Token communities run on rotating contributors and permanent groups. The groups outlast everyone who moderates them, so the operating record has to live somewhere other than the current moderator's head.

Why this cluster

What these teams have in common

Four kinds of team share this cluster: trading desks negotiating with counterparties, P2P and OTC traders working hundreds of deal chats at once, Web3 projects running regional groups, partnership queues and investor threads, and token communities and DAOs moderated by a rotating set of contributors. In every one of them the Telegram conversation is the system of record, and it is scattered across personal accounts nobody else can see into. When a trader or moderator is away, the context goes with them.

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Crypto & trading

How it works

These teams also run more accounts than anyone else. A desk might operate a dozen, an OTC operation more, a token project one per region. Each account connects to Entergram as a real personal Telegram account behind its own unique proxy and dedicated IP, so running many identities does not mean sharing a fingerprint. One inbox reads them all, and you filter by account instead of switching to it.

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The workflow underneath is the same for all four. A conversation opens, the terms or the issue get recorded, someone owns the next step, and the record has to survive a handover. Entergram keeps Telegram exactly as it is for the counterparty and adds the layer above it: custom fields for amount, stage, rate or payment method, internal comments the counterparty never sees, SLA tickets for deadline-bound work, and an activity log that records every field and status change with an actor and a timestamp.

Where they differ is emphasis. Trading desks weigh structured deal records and trader handover most, with amount, counterparty, status and settlement date beside the live chat. P2P and OTC flow is a volume problem, so sorting by who spoke last, reminders that arrive in the trader's own Telegram and slash-command templates carry the load. Web3 projects need privacy boundaries between functions: community accounts shared with the team, investor accounts kept private to one person. Token communities care most about the four privacy controls, because contributors rotate and the holder list must not leave with them.

All four run on the same Telegram CRM workspace. The MCP covers every account on the seat, so an approved AI assistant can triage the queue, populate fields, or work out how many investor conversations are active from the raw message events rather than a fixed report. Live Telegram search finds groups, channels and people outside the workspace by name or username. It does not read message content, it is rate limited, and it does not open private groups an account was never admitted to.

Capabilities

The foundation every one of them runs on

Every account on its own proxy and dedicated IP · Deal context as structured fields · Internal comments and a full activity log · Privacy controls against internal leakage

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Every account on its own proxy and dedicated IPAccounts never share a fingerprint. This is the baseline for any team running more than a handful of Telegram identities at once.
Deal context as structured fieldsCustom columns in text, number, date, multiselect and checkbox. Amount, counterparty, status and settlement date sit beside the live chat instead of in someone's head.
Internal comments and a full activity logDesk-only notes stay invisible to the counterparty. Every field and status change is recorded with an actor and a timestamp, so handovers and reviews have something to read.
Privacy controls against internal leakageHide usernames, hide group member information, and block message editing or deletion. Built for desks where the contact book is the asset.

FAQ

Crypto & trading questions

Does Entergram use Telegram bots?

No. Entergram runs on real personal Telegram accounts, each routed through its own unique proxy. Your counterparty sees the same account they already talk to, not a bot.

How many accounts can one desk connect?

Every plan includes 5 Telegram accounts per seat, each with its own proxy and dedicated IP. Extra accounts are EUR 5 per month in the same seat, a workspace can hold many seats, and one inbox supports 100+ accounts, so a desk adds identities without adding account switching.

Can a trader keep an account private to themselves?

Yes. Sharing is a per-account choice. An account can be shared with the workspace or kept private to the one user who connected it, which is how most desks separate personal relationship accounts from shared desk accounts.

What stops a departing trader from taking the contact book?

The privacy controls. A workspace can hide usernames, hide group member information, and prevent users from editing or deleting messages. Your own team cannot erase what the business already has, and the Slack integration adds a second copy of every chat a seat can access, outside Telegram.