🔔 Alert Functionality Tutorial
Learn how to set up and manage alerts using Traderino's alert functionality to enhance your trading experience. Alerts help you stay informed about market changes and automate your trading strategies.
1. Setting Up Alerts
To create an alert, use the /alert command followed by a JSON object specifying your criteria. This allows you to monitor specific market conditions and receive notifications when they are met.
Important: The JSON object doesn't need to contain all fields, just the ones you are interested in filtering. Be careful with the case and syntax, as JSON is case-sensitive and requires proper formatting.
/alert {"minMarketCap": 98, "minTokenAgeSeconds":10, "autoBuy":false}This example sets an alert for tokens with a minimum market cap of 98 and a minimum token age of 10 seconds, without auto-buy. You can customize these parameters to fit your trading strategy.
Remember that each token can only trigger an alert once so you will only receive a message the first time all the conditions you specify are met.
2. JSON Format for Alerts
The JSON object can include the following fields, allowing for precise control over the alerts you set:
minMarketCap: Minimum market capitalization (double, SOL amount)maxMarketCap: Maximum market capitalization (double, SOL amount)minMarketCapAth: Minimum value of all time high (double, SOL amount)minTokenAgeSeconds: Minimum token age in seconds (int)maxTokenAgeSeconds: Maximum token age in seconds (int)devHoldingMax: Maximum amount in tokens that the dev can holddevHoldingMin: Minimum amount in tokens that the dev must holdisBundled: Whether the first few transactions contain bundled buys (boolean)minBuyVolumeSol: Minimum buy volume in SOL (double)maxBuyVolumeSol: Maximum buy volume in SOL (double)minSellVolumeSol: Minimum sell volume in SOL (double)maxSellVolumeSol: Maximum sell volume in SOL (double)minVolumeSol: Minimum volume (buy and sell) in SOL (double)maxVolumeSol: Maximum volume (buy and sell) in SOL (double)minHolders: Minimum number of holders (int)maxHolders: Maximum number of holders (int)autoBuy: Automatically buy the token if true (boolean)
All conditions included in the JSON must be true for the alert to be triggered! Only include the fields you are actually interested in.
3. Managing Alerts
You can only set one alert at a time. If you call the /alert command new a different JSON, it will replace the existing alert.
Once an alert is set, you can activate or deactivate it using the /alert command without arguments. This flexibility allows you to pause alerts when needed without losing your settings.
Be aware the the first time you create an alert it will be turned OFF by default, so you won't start receiving messages until you activate it.
4. Caution with Auto-Buy
Be extremely careful when enabling autoBuy, as frequent alerts can quickly deplete your wallet. Ensure that your criteria are specific enough to avoid unnecessary transactions.
It's highly recommended to start with autoBuy set to false and monitor how often alerts are triggered before enabling automatic purchases.
5. Example Scenarios
Example 1: Alert for tokens that reach 100 SOL market cap in the first minute.
/alert {"minMarketCap": 100, "maxTokenAgeSeconds": 60}Example 2: Alert for tokens with more than 100 holders and a minimum buy volume of 10 SOL. This setup helps identify tokens with significant community interest and trading activity.
/alert {"minHolders": 100, "minBuyVolumeSol": 10, "autoBuy":false}6. Help
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