3 setting filters

If you're experienced enough, you can set more filters.

After choosing your main filters, click Set Filters.

This is where you can get much more specific about the type of activity you want to see.

There are many advanced filters available, so don't add filters just because they sound interesting. Understand what a filter means before relying on it.

Examples

Deployer funding

You can filter for tokens where the deployer wallet was funded within the last 24 hours.

This can help identify wallets that may have been prepared shortly before the launch.

Deployer SOL balance

You can filter for deployers with a balance above a certain amount of SOL.

Fresh deployers

You can focus on tokens created by fresh deployer wallets.

KYC-funded wallets

You can filter for activity involving a specific number of KYC-funded wallets.

For example, this can help identify wallets funded through a KYC exchange.

Convinced wallets

A Convinced filter can be used to focus on wallets making larger buys.

For example, you might filter for wallets making 4+ SOL buys.

The exact meaning of every statistic matters. Learn what it measures before using it.

Don't over-filter. If you add too many conditions, you can remove useful signals along with the noise. Remember, you don't need to set any filters! Launchpads and Smart Tracker can be enough — but don't buy every alert!