The best Telegram bots for crypto communities
Last updated 11 November 2026
No single bot does everything a crypto group needs. Most projects run two or three: one to keep spam out, one to control who gets in, and one to understand the community and keep it active. Here are the bots worth knowing for each job.
We make CommunityPulse, one of the bots on this list. We've included the other bots we'd point a friend to and said what each one is best at. Details are from each bot's own website on 11 November 2026.
Stopping spam and raids
- Combot: captcha, the CAS anti-spam ban list that bans known spammers before they post, warnings, bans and removing many members at once. It has a free plan.
- Rose (Miss Rose): a widely used group-management bot for warnings, filters, bans and welcome messages, used in over 14 million chats.
Letting only token holders in
- Collab.Land: checks that new members hold your token or NFT, and checks again regularly. Works on Telegram and Discord.
- Guild.xyz: lets members into your Telegram group or Discord roles based on tokens, NFTs and accounts on 50 EVM chains, and adds points, leaderboards and quests. Free to start.
Seeing what's really happening in your group
- CommunityPulse: who is really active, whether new members stay after 1, 2 and 4 weeks, the daily mood, your busiest hours, what your team is doing, and a daily and weekly AI summary with suggestions. Works for any group size.
- Combot also has basic group statistics: messages, members, joins, leaves and top users.
- Telegram's own group statistics only appear once a group passes 500 members, and they only show totals.
Answering the same questions
- CommunityPulse: replies with your own approved answers, so it never makes anything up. It waits a few minutes so your team can answer first, learns from your team's replies, and keeps a list of the questions nobody has answered yet.
- Mava: a full AI support inbox with tickets across Telegram, Discord, Slack, email and web chat, for teams that run proper customer support.
Keeping members active
- CommunityPulse: daily quests that get members talking to each other, points that spam can't farm, leaderboards posted in your group, achievements, and rewards for real actions in your product, like signing up or making a deposit (Verified Missions).
- For bigger campaigns with tasks on X or on-chain, quest platforms like Zealy and Guild.xyz run alongside your group.
Reaching members in other languages
- CommunityPulse translates your pinned announcements into up to 10 languages. Members tap their language to read it. It translates announcements, not every message.
Paying KOLs on real results
- CommunityPulse Referrals gives each KOL or campaign its own invite link. You see who joined, who stayed and was still active after 1 week, 2 weeks and 1 month, who used your product, and the cost per member. You can also make links for your website and socials to see where new members come from.
- Combot also shows which invite link people joined through.
Statistics for a Telegram channel
- TGStat: statistics for public Telegram channels, like subscribers and views. CommunityPulse is built for groups, not broadcast channels.
Simple setups that work
- A new project: an anti-spam bot (Combot or Rose) plus CommunityPulse.
- A holders-only group: add Collab.Land or Guild.xyz.
- A busy support group: CommunityPulse answers the repeated questions. Add Mava if you need tickets.
Questions
What is the best Telegram bot for a crypto group?
It depends on the job. For spam, Combot or Rose. For holders-only groups, Collab.Land or Guild.xyz. To see what's really happening and keep members active, CommunityPulse. Most crypto groups run two or three of these together.
How do I see statistics for my Telegram group?
Telegram only shows group statistics once a group has more than 500 members, and even then only totals. CommunityPulse works for any group size and shows messages, active members, joins and leaves, your busiest hours, your most active members and whether new members stay.
Can one bot do everything?
Not well. Moderation bots and growth bots do different jobs. Running a moderation bot alongside CommunityPulse is the most common setup.