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How to manage notification settings globally and unsubscribe from alerts.

Updated 2026-05-29·2 min read

Notification preferences in Coinrule operate at two levels: global toggles in Settings → Notifications that affect all strategies at once, and per-strategy controls for fine-grained opt-in. This article covers global settings, the in-app notification inbox, and how the email unsubscribe link works.

What are the global notification settings?

Settings → Notifications has three toggles:

  • Email alerts — enable/disable all rule-based email alerts
  • Telegram alerts — enable/disable all Telegram alerts
  • Marketing emails — enable/disable product updates and marketing emails

These are independent. Disabling Email alerts does not affect Telegram, and vice versa.

How do I unsubscribe via email?

Each alert email contains an unsubscribe link. Clicking it disables all rule-based alerts for your account (equivalent to turning off the Email alerts toggle). It does not affect Telegram or marketing emails, which have their own separate unsubscribe links.

To re-enable: Settings → Notifications → Email alerts → on.

Where is the notification inbox?

An in-app notification inbox is accessible via the bell icon in the top navigation. Opening it marks all unread notifications as read. Clicking a notification navigates to the related strategy.

Per-strategy controls

See Per-strategy notifications for enabling and disabling alerts on individual strategies.

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