Vice Tickers — the market, always on your sidebar.
Each ticker is a bot that lives in your member list. Its name is the live price, it turns green or red with the day, and its status line carries the move from previous close. Add it once — it takes care of itself.
The roster — add them to your server
One bot per ticker, so each gets its own line in the member list. Prices below are live.
Want another ticker? Ask in the Discord — adding one takes us minutes.
Live from the member list
Exactly what they look like in a server — same prices, same colors, right now.
Live data — real prices from Hyperliquid, rendered exactly as the bots show them in Discord.
How it works
No configuration, no commands to learn — the ticker manages itself.
Invite the ticker
One click, two permissions: change its own nickname and manage its two color roles. It can't read messages, and it never posts.
It sets itself up
On arrival it creates two roles — Ticker Green and Ticker Red — and takes whichever matches the day. When the market flips, it swaps roles and the name changes color everywhere at once.
Prices, around the clock
The feed is polled every 5 seconds. The status line and colour follow it immediately; the nickname is a per-server API call, so it is held to one update every 15 seconds to stay well inside Discord's limits.
Why it asks for Manage Roles
Discord's consent screen will say Manage Roles, and that is the permission most often used to wreck a server. You should hesitate. Here is exactly what the ticker can and cannot reach, and why the permission is structurally required rather than convenient.
What it does
- Creates two roles the first time it joins —
Ticker GreenandTicker Red— and wears whichever matches the day. - Changes its own nickname to the current price.
- Sets its own status line to the move from previous close.
What it cannot do
- Read your messages. It connects with the
Guildsintent only, with no Message Content intent, so message text never reaches it. - See or touch your member list — no Members intent.
- Post, reply, DM anyone, or react. It has no send-message permission at all.
- Assign a role to a human, or alter any role above its own in the hierarchy. Discord blocks both.
- Kick, ban, delete, or change a single server setting.
Manage Roles is required because Discord has no narrower permission for “manage only the roles you created yourself.” Colouring the name is one permission or none. If you would rather not grant it, the ticker still works without it — you get the live price in the member list, just in the default grey instead of green and red. Full detail in the privacy page; the bots store nothing at all.
What the ticker shows
The nickname
BTC ↗ $66,355live price + direction arrowThe status line
Up $1,151.48 (+1.77%) from prev. closevicesuite.com the rest.