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High Fee-Yield LP Position Alerts — Get Notified When a Position Clears Your Threshold

Top Positions surfaces real, recently-active positions ranked by fee yield — not projected APY, actual measured fee accrual against actual measured position value. This alert watches that feed continuously and notifies you when one clears the bar you set.

What this alert actually checks

You set a minimum fee-yield percentage, a minimum position value in dollars, or both, on a chain and time window of your choosing. The alert re-scans recently-active positions on that sweep and fires when one clears your thresholds.

The yield figure is computed the same way the Top Positions tab computes it for display — live fee accrual against live position value, not a projected or annualized estimate built from a single snapshot.

Why this matters

Watching what real, currently-active LPs are earning is one of the more direct ways to find a range and fee tier worth copying. This alert means you find out about a strong position while it's still relevant, not after scrolling past it days later.

What you can do when it fires

The notification links straight to that position in the app. From there, Replicate opens Create Position pre-filled with that exact range and fee tier, so copying a setup you like is a couple of taps, not a manual re-entry of tick math.

Set this alert up

Alerts are configured from the Account tab — pick this type, fill in the settings above, and link Telegram to start receiving notifications.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this show me other people's wallet balances or PnL?

No. It shows fee yield and position value — both computed from public on-chain data — not wallet identity or historical profit, which no public API can honestly reconstruct.

Can I filter by chain?

Yes, each alert is scoped to one chain and one activity window you choose.

What counts as a match?

A position clears either your minimum fee-yield percentage, your minimum position value, or both if you set both — you decide which threshold matters.

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