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Alert Field Toggles

The Alert Types page in the dashboard is where you turn individual pieces of an alert on or off. This page is the reference for every toggle.

Dashboard → Alert Types. Two layers of selection at the top:

  1. Chain tab — EVM or Solana. Each chain has its own field configuration (so you can show market caps on EVM swaps but not Solana, etc.).
  2. Event-type tab — Swap / Transfer / Approval / Bridge / Contract / Failed. Some types are EVM-only (bridges, approvals, contract interactions, failed) and the tab is hidden under Solana.

Once you’ve picked a chain + event type, you see grouped fields, a live preview pane on the right, and a Save bar at the bottom that appears when you have unsaved changes.

FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the wallet, in the headeron
walletBalanceNative balance (e.g. 1.23 ETH) appended to the wallet nameoff
tradeEmojiThe buy/sell emoji + label (🆕🟢 BUY etc.)on
tokenNameToken symbol, linked to its explorer pageon
tokenAmountAmount swapped (e.g. 7,500 USDC)on
usdValueUSD value of the tradeon
tokenCAFull token contract address at the bottom of the alerton
marketCapToken’s market capon
txHoldingPercentWhat % of supply this transaction movedon
totalHoldingPercentWallet’s total holdings as a % of supplyoff
gasNetwork feeoff
linkExplorerEtherscan / BSCScan / etc. buttonon
linkDexscreenerDexscreener buttonon
linkDextoolsDexTools buttonoff
linkDefinedDefined.fi buttonoff
linkGMGNGMGN buttonoff
linkSigmaSigma buttonoff
linkPhotonPhoton button (Solana-only — hidden in EVM tab)off
linkMaestroMaestro buttonoff
linkMaestroProMaestro Pro buttonoff
linkBloomBloom button (Solana-only)off
linkBloomEVMBloom EVM button (EVM-only — hidden in Solana tab)off
linkDevWalletLink to the token deployer’s wallet (EVM-only)off
FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the walleton
tokenNameToken symbol, linkedon
tokenAmountAmount transferredon
usdValueUSD valueon
tokenCAToken contract addresson
toAddressCounterparty (recipient for outgoing, sender for incoming)on
marketCapToken’s market capon
txHoldingPercent% of supply movedon
totalHoldingPercentWallet’s total holdings as % of supplyoff
gasNetwork feeoff
linkExplorerExplorer linkon
FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the walleton
amountApproval amount (♾️ for unlimited)on
toTradeOnSpender contract resolved to a friendly name when knownon
tokenCAToken contract addresson
gasNetwork feeoff
linkExplorerExplorer linkon
FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the walleton
usdValueUSD value of the bridged amounton
linkExplorerExplorer linkon

The bridge alert also includes the source chain → destination chain header, the bridge protocol name, and (for protocols like DeBridge) order completion status — these aren’t user-toggleable.

FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the walleton
functionNameDecoded function signature (e.g. stake(uint256))on
methodIdMethod ID in hex (e.g. 0xa694fc3a)on
contractContract name from the bot’s registryoff
contractAddressAddress of the contract being calledon
decodedParametersFunction arguments decoded with names + valuesoff
inputDataRaw calldata as hexoff
gasNetwork feeoff
linkExplorerExplorer linkon
FieldWhat it showsDefault
walletNameYour label for the walleton
functionNameWhat was being called when it failedon
contractContract nameoff
gasGas spent (still consumed even though tx failed)off
linkExplorerExplorer linkon

The failure reason itself (e.g. CallFailed, Insufficient liquidity) is always shown in the header — it’s the entire point of a failed-tx alert.

EVM and Solana have independent field configurations. If you turn off marketCap for swaps under EVM, that change doesn’t affect Solana — and vice versa.

The page indicates which chain you’re configuring with a label like “Number Format (EVM)” / “Number Format (Solana)”.

The right side of the page shows a Telegram-style mock alert that updates as you toggle fields. Real layout, sample data — useful to see exactly what walletBalance adds in the header before turning it on for everything.

  • Custom emojis and custom alert text are at the data layer but don’t have a dashboard UI yet — see Custom Emojis and Custom Alert Text.
  • Cluster alert links are configured separately on the Cluster Alerts page (so you can have GMGN on regular swap alerts but only Dexscreener on cluster summaries) — see Cluster Alerts feature.
  • Min USD threshold and alert type on/off live on the Notifications page — see Min USD Filter.