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✈️ Your Telegram — the 3 spaces

Telegram is Mon Petit Tradeur's nervous system: that's where the cards land, to the second. But not everything goes to the same place — understanding the three spaces means knowing where to look for what.

The 3 spaces, and who sees what

SpaceWho has accessWhat flows there
📣 Public channelEveryone The showcase: peak proofs, the daily solo teaser, graduation announcements — results, after the fact.
💎 Premium channelPremium members The selective signals, live: SIGNAL cards, solo elite, spikes — the feed that plays out in real time.
🤖 Your personal feed (DM)You alone What concerns ONLY you: alerts from YOUR tracked wallets, wake-ups, exit cards for YOUR positions, SL/TP alerts. On the free plan, it's also where your 2 daily buy signals land.

⚙️ /reglages — every stream has its switch

The bot's most important command (“reglages” = settings). It opens a button menu where every stream of your personal feed is tuned in one tap, without leaving Telegram:

The personal-feed philosophy
A good alert feed is one that only speaks when it matters to you. Spend two minutes in /reglages: mute what you don't read, set an amount threshold — your attention is your rarest resource as a trader.

The bot's commands

CommandWhat it does
/startCreate your account or link your Telegram — signing up takes seconds.
/menuThe main button menu — explore everything without memorizing commands.
/reglagesYour stream switches (see above).
/positionsYour open positions, as cards, right inside Telegram.
/statusYour account status: plan, tier, ongoing trial.
/loginA login link to the web app, no password — the Telegram → browser bridge.
/lexiqueThe definitions index, searchable from Telegram.
/aideHelp and useful links.

Using it well

  1. Pin the Premium channel (or the public one meanwhile): it's your signal feed — reaction time starts at the notification.
  2. Enable personal-feed notifications only for what demands action: exits and stop-losses first.
  3. Use /login rather than a password to jump from phone to app — it's the shortest path between a received card and a signed order.