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Min USD Filter

The min USD filter silently drops transactions worth less than the threshold you set. The wallet is still being watched — the dispatcher just decides “not worth alerting” before the message hits Telegram. This means low-value alerts don’t count against your hourly rate limit either.

Dashboard → Notifications. The min-USD section is at the top of each chain’s settings.

When Solana is enabled, EVM and Solana have separate threshold sections. Each is configured independently — set EVM to $1,000 and Solana to $0 if your Solana strategy is “watch every memecoin scrape” while your EVM strategy is “smart-money moves only.”

Six preset chips:

  • All ($0) — no minimum, every alert through
  • $100
  • $500
  • $1K
  • $5K
  • $10K

Plus a custom input field next to the chips for any other value. The input accepts whole numbers and increments in steps of $100 by default; you can type any number directly.

The page shows a status line under the input — “You will receive all alerts” when set to $0, or “Filtering transactions under $X” when above.

For new users: $0 on both chains. You start out receiving every alert; tighten the threshold as you find your noise floor.

The filter applies a USD value to each transaction. How that value is computed depends on the event type:

Event typeUSD value used
Swap (buy)The native or stablecoin amount you spent (the valueOut side)
Swap (sell)The native or stablecoin amount you received (the valueIn side)
Transfertoken amount × token price USD
BridgeSame as transfer (amount × price)
ApprovalApprovals don’t have a clear USD value — these are not filtered by the threshold
Contract interactionNo reliable USD value — not filtered by the threshold
Failed transactionThe transaction’s intended value (if available)
NFT transfernativeAmount × native price (e.g. ETH price for an Ethereum NFT) — note that this isn’t the NFT’s floor price, just the actual ETH value moved

So the filter mostly affects swaps and token transfers. Approvals and pure contract calls always come through regardless of the min-USD setting (use the Alert Types page to toggle those types off entirely if they’re noisy).

Each linked group has its own independent min-USD thresholds — a group’s evm_min_usd_value and solana_min_usd_value are separate from any user’s. To configure: dashboard’s context switcher → group → Notifications page.

A group might run $10K for “whale alert squad” while individual members keep their personal thresholds at $0 for everything else.

If the bot can’t compute a USD value (no price feed for the token, brand-new memecoin without a market, etc.), the alert is sent through rather than filtered out. The reasoning: you’d rather see a $0-value alert about a brand-new token than miss it because the price feed isn’t ready yet. Once the token has a market and a price, future alerts on it filter normally.

The filter doesn’t surface anywhere in the dashboard — no “12 alerts filtered today by min USD” counter. The bot logs filtered txs at debug level for support diagnosis, but there’s no user-facing log of what got dropped.

If you suspect something was filtered that shouldn’t have been, dropping the threshold and re-running the activity through the wallet’s /history is the closest you’ll get to retroactive verification.

You’re…Try
Tracking many wallets, alert volume too high$100 EVM / $0 Solana to start
Whale-watching only$10K on both chains
Solana memecoin focused$0 Solana (price data is often missing in the first minutes; you want every alert)
EVM smart money only, ignoring stablecoin shuffles$5K EVM