The Scanner already lets you filter pools by liquidity, volume, fee tier, and buy/sell pressure to find what's actually trading right now. This alert takes that same filter and runs it continuously in the background, so you don't have to keep the tab open and re-run the scan yourself.
It re-runs your saved Scanner configuration — same chain, same version, same filters — against real Swap events over a rolling block window, on the same cadence the live scanner uses. When a pool clears every threshold you set, it fires.
Because it's built on the same underlying scan logic as the Scanner tab itself, there's no separate, looser approximation running behind the scenes — what fires here is exactly what you'd see if you'd run the scan yourself at that moment.
Good setups on thin, fast-moving pools don't wait for you to check. A pool that clears a liquidity and volume threshold at 3am is just as real as one that clears it at 3pm — this alert means you don't have to choose between sleeping and catching it.
The tighter and more specific the filter, the more useful the alert. A wide-open filter (low liquidity minimum, no volume floor) will fire often and mostly on noise. Pairing a meaningful liquidity floor with a minimum transaction count tends to cut down on false positives from thin, barely-traded pools.
Alerts are configured from the Account tab — pick this type, fill in the settings above, and link Telegram to start receiving notifications.
Launch the app →Yes — each saved filter is its own independent alert, so you can watch for several different setups simultaneously.
Any pool trading in the window checked, new or existing — if it starts matching your filter, it fires, regardless of how long it's existed.
New Pool watches for a specific token you name having a fresh pool created for it. This alert watches for any pool, new or old, that clears a set of trading-activity criteria you define.