A pool that's been doing steady, heavy volume for a week isn't the same signal as one whose activity just changed sharply in the last few minutes. This alert is built specifically to catch the second case — a genuine acceleration, not a sustained high baseline.
It compares a pool's swap count in the current short window against the immediately preceding window of the same length, computing an acceleration ratio. When that ratio clears the multiple you set — and optionally, a minimum swap count to filter out noise on thin pools — it fires.
Because it's comparing consecutive windows rather than a single activity level, a pool that's been busy for a long time won't keep re-triggering it — only a genuine, fresh change in activity will.
A sudden multiple-times acceleration in swap activity is often the earliest visible signal that something is happening with a token — a listing, a piece of news, or simply attention arriving — well before it shows up in slower-moving metrics like TVL or price alone.
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 →2 to 3x is a meaningful, real pickup without being so strict you only catch extreme spikes; 5x and above is reserved for sharper breakouts.
Ratios get noisy at low sample sizes — a pool going from 1 swap to 4 is mathematically a 4x acceleration but not a meaningful signal. A minimum count filters that out.
Yes, any pool on a supported chain can be watched regardless of whether you're an LP in it.