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Let's break down an example notification and how to use the information received from it.

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Age: Time since the start of trading. To find the best opportunities, pay attention to projects with a short age (we have created a separate topic called SMART FRESH TOKEN, where we send tokens with an age of less than 180 minutes). However, projects with an age of less than 2 minutes may indicate sniper trading by smart wallets, which is often not the most reliable solution for purchasing.

Uniq wallets: Number of unique wallets. Pay attention to tokens with about 2-5 wallets. One is too few, more than 5 may be too late, but in the best projects, there may be 10-20, and it will still be a great entry price.

Time: Time of receiving the notification. First trade: Time of sending the first notification for this token. Consider the time difference between trades. If it is too large, it is likely a fading project where the smart wallet may attempt to make a small profit. The smaller the difference, the better, but don't forget the recommendation regarding the age of the pair and sniper trading.

Buy/Sell: Types of transactions. It's simple: the more wallet purchases, the better. We list the last 20 transactions so you can see the latest actions of smart wallets. Pay attention to sales; they will help you understand the traders' sentiment about the token. Few sales and many purchases are bullish signals.

Wallet Rating: The lower the number, the higher the rating. The rating is based on the wallets' past purchases. The more often they bought the best projects at a good price, the higher the rating. But keep in mind that each wallet is a person just like you, and if it is listed as №1, it does not mean it cannot make mistakes.

Volume: Transaction volume. It is useful to see how smart wallets make their decisions. Large purchases indicate seriousness of intentions and trader expectations.

CA: Token contract address.