Introduction
1. Getting Started
Overview
Trench Radar Filters is a sophisticated tool designed to detect and analyze token movements on Solana. By combining multiple detection strategies with machine learning, the system helps identify potential opportunities before they become widely known.
Key Features
🎯 Multi-Category Detection
Whale Tracking: Monitor large wallet movements and KOL (Key Opinion Leader) activities
Insider Detection: Identify potential pre-launch buying patterns
Fresh Wallet Analysis: Track newly funded wallets from CEX
Market Metrics: Filter based on market cap, liquidity, and other key indicators
Social Signals: Monitor Twitter activity and social momentum
Volume Analysis: Track and analyze trading volumes across multiple timeframes
Bundle Analysis: Detect coordinated buying patterns and supply concentration
🔬 Advanced Backtesting
Test your filter configurations against historical data
Analyze performance metrics and success rates
Fine-tune parameters based on real results
🤖 Smart Scoring System
The system uses a sophisticated scoring algorithm that:
Weighs multiple signals simultaneously
Considers historical wallet performance
Evaluates market conditions and risk factors
Provides confidence scores for each alert
Custom AI-Powered model (Overseer)
Getting Started
1. Access the System
Start by accessing the bot through Telegram:
Open Telegram
Search for
@TrenchRadarBot
Click "Start" to initialize the bot
2. Basic Commands
/alerts
- Access the alert configuration menu/help
- View available commands/predict
- Run a prediction or score analysis on any token if data for it is availableToken CA - scan the token and view full info of anything interested.
3. Creating Your First Filter
Quick Start with Presets
if you're used to our existing bots, you can use a preset that mimics the existing channels!
Use
/alerts
commandSelect "⭐️ Load Preset Filter"
Choose a preset that matches your strategy:
"Early Twitter Tracker" for social momentum
"Insider Whale Tracker" for large wallet movements
"Pump Fun Insiders" for coordinated buying detection
Custom Filter Creation
Use
/alerts
commandSelect "➕ Create Custom Filter"
Name your filter
Enable desired categories
Configure parameters for each category
Save and activate your filter
4. Understanding Alert Messages
Alert messages include:
Token information and metrics
Matched criteria details
Quick links for research
Performance indicators
Risk metrics
5. Next Steps
Explore Categories: Familiarize yourself with different detection categories
Run Backtests: Test your filters against historical data
Fine-tune Parameters: Adjust settings based on backtest results
Monitor Performance: Track your filter's success rate
Join Community: Share strategies and learn from other users
Important Notes
Risk Management
Always conduct your own research
Start with conservative parameters
Use multiple confirmation signals
Monitor token liquidity and market cap
System Limitations
Historical data limited to 14 days
Some features require minimum token metrics
Alert delivery may have slight delays, especially if bundles are enabled
Market conditions affect signal quality
Best Practices
Combine multiple detection categories
Use backtesting before deploying filters
Start with preset filters to learn the system
Regularly review and adjust your filters
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