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Tsukibot

Tsukibot is a JavaScript Discord bot that provides cryptocurrency prices, charts, coin information and market statistics, along with alerts, portfolio tracking and watch lists.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use Tsukibot when cryptocurrency lookups and monitoring should happen in Discord, particularly for a community that wants scheduled channel updates or for users who want alerts and tracking there.

Who it is for

  • Discord community members who want cryptocurrency prices and market details within server conversations.
  • Users who want price alerts, portfolio values or personalized coin watch lists through Discord.
  • Developers who want to run their own instance using the repository's documented Docker or manual setup.

Documented uses

  • Look up a coin's price, details, chart or market statistics in Discord.
  • Compare coins or check exchange-specific price pairs and perpetual swap funding rates.
  • Set target-price alerts delivered by direct message.
  • Track portfolio value and 24-hour profit and loss, or maintain a personal watch list.
  • Schedule recurring market posts in a Discord channel.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • The bot is designed for Discord, so its market tools are accessed in that ecosystem.
  • The feature list spans quick lookups, charts, alerts, portfolio monitoring and scheduled channel posts.
  • Self-hosting requires a PostgreSQL database; the manual route also requires Node 22 or later.
  • A CoinGecko demo key is described as speeding market-cache refreshes; the README notes a 10,000-credit monthly cap for that key.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Set up a self-hosted Tsukibot instance with Docker

Configure the documented Docker deployment and let PostgreSQL initialize from the included schema.

Before you start

  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • Configuration keys for common/keys.api
  • A .env file with POSTGRES_PASSWORD matching the tsukibot value in common/keys.api

Steps

  1. Copy the required keys into common/keys.api.

  2. Set POSTGRES_PASSWORD in .env to match the tsukibot value in the keys file.

  3. Set dbAddress to postgres.

  4. Run docker compose up -d; PostgreSQL initializes from the schema in docs/ on first start.

Expected outcome

The README's Docker-based self-hosting setup is configured and started.

Guide limitations

  • Slash-command registration and service-specific configuration may require further setup.
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Source-based practical guide

Prepare a manual self-hosted installation

Install dependencies, configure the database and keys, then start the bot and register its slash commands.

Before you start

  • Node 22 or later
  • A PostgreSQL database created from docs/TsukiBotDB_Schema
  • Configuration keys described in docs/How to set up keys file.txt

Steps

  1. Set up PostgreSQL using docs/TsukiBotDB_Schema.

  2. Run npm ci.

  3. Create common/keys.api using the keys-file guide.

  4. Run npm start, then register slash commands with npm run deploy.

Expected outcome

The documented manual installation and slash-command registration steps are completed.

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Sources & review

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8 October 2026
Original website title
EthyMoney/TsukiBot · Official homepage title · retained in its source language
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