See Important Trades as They Happen
Receive real-time alerts when selected wallets and traders make important on-chain moves.
Know when the wallets you follow make a move
Smart-money alerts are opt-in, real-time notifications that fire when wallets you track , plus a curated set of smart-money traders, make important on-chain moves. Instead of refreshing an explorer, you get pinged the moment something worth your attention happens.
Where the signal comes from
Alerts draw on two sources working together:
- The wallets you add yourself via the wallet tracker, your own watchlist of traders.
- A curated set of smart-money traders that Cheetah surfaces, so you benefit from wallets you might not have found on your own.
- Confluence signals from an AI-tracked pool of top wallets, when several notable wallets converge on the same token, that agreement is highlighted as a stronger signal than any single move.
How to enable alerts
Opt in
Alerts are off until you turn them on. Enable smart-money alerts so Cheetah can notify you, nothing is pushed to you without your say-so.
Build your watchlist
Add wallets you want to follow in the wallet tracker. These, alongside the curated smart-money set, drive what you get alerted about.
Tune what you want to hear
Focus alerts on the activity that matters to you, for example a tracked wallet buying, or confluence forming across the top-wallet pool.
Act on your terms
When an alert lands, review the token yourself and decide. If you want hands-off entries from a specific wallet, connect it to copy trading instead of trading each alert by hand.
What an alert looks like
A typical alert tells you which wallet (or how many wallets) moved, the token involved, and whether it was a buy or a sell, enough context to jump in and evaluate the token quickly. When confluence forms, the alert flags that multiple tracked or smart-money wallets are converging, so you can prioritize it. From there you review the market data and decide for yourself.
Limitations, read this before you act
Alerts are a heads-up, not a blind buy signal. A few things to keep in mind:
- Data timing: alerts are based on on-chain activity, so a move has already happened by the time you see it, the price may have moved with it.
- Not a recommendation: a tracked or smart-money wallet buying does not mean you should buy. Those wallets take losses too.
- No certainty from confluence: several wallets agreeing raises the odds a token is interesting, not that it will go up.
- Always do your own review, check liquidity, holders and rug-check signals before committing SOL.