Token alerts · Ethereum

New Token and Pair Alerts

Most new tokens show up on-chain the moment someone opens a pool for them. New token alerts watch the Uniswap V2 and V3 factories and send a Telegram message for every new pair or pool, with the two token addresses and a link to the transaction, so you can screen a token while it is new. Add a condition on one token, such as WETH or USDC, to see only pairs against it.

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How it works

How to set it up

01
Sign in with your wallet or Google and link Telegram, in a DM or a group.
02
Open the New DEX pools template from the dashboard.
03
Pick the Uniswap V2 or the Uniswap V3 factory. A rule watches one factory, so add a second rule for the other.
04
Optionally add a condition on token0 or token1 to keep only pairs against a token you choose.
05
Save. Each new pair or pool arrives within seconds of confirmation.

What you can configure

Uniswap V2 factory (PairCreated)
Uniswap V3 factory (PoolCreated)
Both token addresses in the alert
Conditions on either token
Telegram delivery

Example

Every new pair created on the Uniswap V2 factory

Ways people use it

Screen launches early

See a token as soon as its first pool exists, then check the contract and its holders yourself.

Only pairs against WETH or USDC

A condition on one token keeps the feed to the pairs most new tokens launch with.

Watch your own launch

Know the moment a pool for your project's token is opened, by you or anyone else.

Frequently asked questions

Does the alert say whether a token is safe?

No. It reports the on-chain fact: a new pair or pool, with both token addresses and the transaction. Checking the token's contract, holders and liquidity is up to you; risk scores are not part of the alert.

Which DEXes are covered?

The Uniswap V2 factory (PairCreated) and the Uniswap V3 factory (PoolCreated). Forks that reuse those events work too: start a contract rule on their factory and pick the same event.

Can I follow a token after it launches?

Yes. Paste the new token into the Token transfers or Whale transfers template to follow its transfers, or into Token approvals to watch its allowances.

How many events does it use?

An event is one transaction seen on one watched address. It counts once, whether it matches none, one or several of your rules and however many channels it fans out to. An alert is sent only when a rule matches. Factories see far fewer transactions than a busy token, and the dashboard estimates the monthly volume before you save.