🌡️Set Up Smart Signal Filters

Signals are the heartbeat of SnapX — and understanding how to fine-tune them is where the edge lies. Each parameter below lets you filter tokens based on real, onchain trading data.

Minimum Criteria – Filtering for Trust

These act as risk tolerance filters. The higher your minimums, the stronger the fundamentals of the token you're targeting (but also potentially fewer signals).

✅ Minimum Market Cap

• Formula: Token Price × Circulating Supply

• Why it matters: Market cap is a key indicator of size and perceived value. Larger cap memecoins are typically more stable, while smaller caps are more volatile but offer higher upside.

Category	Range (USD)	Risk
Low Cap memes	$100K – $25M	High risk / High reward
Mid Cap memes	$25M – $100M	Moderate risk
Large Cap memes	$100M+	Lower risk, more stable

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💧 Minimum Liquidity

• Why it matters: Liquidity reflects how much capital is in the pool. Low liquidity = higher slippage & higher rug risk. High liquidity = harder to manipulate price.

Range	Risk
$50K – $250K	Risky, possible rugs
$250K – $1M	Decent entry zone
$1M+	Safer, more established projects

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👥 Minimum Holders

• Why it matters: More holders mean wider distribution and less risk of whales dumping. It’s a proxy for decentralization and early community traction.

Range	Interpretation
100–500	Very early stage
1K–3K	Gaining traction
10K+	Broad-based participation, more stability

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📈 Minimum Volume

• Why it matters: High daily volume = active trading = more price movement. Low volume = illiquid assets, risk of being stuck in a position.

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Change Over Time – Spotting Breakouts

These settings allow you to trigger signals based on growth, not just static thresholds — ideal for catching momentum plays.

📊 Market Cap Change

• What it shows: % increase in value over time — a direct reflection of price movement.

• Pro tip:

  • Use 1h or less for small caps (quick pumps/dumps)

  • Use 24h for larger caps (sustained growth)

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💧 Liquidity Change

• What it shows: % increase in liquidity over a time frame.

• Why it matters: A spike in liquidity means new capital entering, often from LPs who believe in the project.

Use Case

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+50–100% in 5–30 mins = likely whale or team adding liquidity

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Set alerts to catch stealth launches or pre-pump setups

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👥 Holders Change

• What it shows: Increase in number of unique holders.

• Why it matters: Signals growing interest, community traction, and potential virality.

Timeframe	Use
1 Day	Best for measuring organic growth
100+ new holders/day	Sign of viral momentum or strong marketing

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📉 Volume Change

• What it shows: % increase in trading volume.

• Why it matters: One of the strongest predictors of incoming volatility — high volume often precedes price action.

Strategy Tip: Use with short timeframes (5–30 min) to catch breakouts early

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Putting It All Together

When setting up your Signal Filters, consider combining:

• Minimum Liquidity + Liquidity Change = Filters for "serious" tokens gaining traction

• Minimum Holders + Holders Change = Early signs of virality

• Market Cap Change + Volume Change = Momentum filters to catch spikes

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Final Tips

• Start broad, then narrow down as you test and learn.

• Use shorter timeframes (5m–1h) for small caps and longer timeframes (1d) for bigger caps.

• Combine static thresholds (minimums) with velocity indicators (change over time) for higher-quality signals.