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How this server works
Behind our Discord there are 63 small programs we call trackers. They watch chains, wallets, X, news, and code all day and night. When one of them finds something, it posts a message in the right channel. These pages explain every feed: what it watches, when it posts, and how to read it.
The short version
Each tracker watches one thing. One watches smart wallets buying tokens. One watches new NFT mints. One watches who big X accounts just followed. One watches new code on GitHub. When a tracker finds something worth your time, it sends an alert to Discord. We built all of this ourselves. Nothing here is copied from another paid group.
The channels keep it simple. If you only care about new mints, sit in the NFT channels. If you only care about what smart wallets buy, sit in the confluence channels. Every channel has one job, so you can turn on notifications without getting spammed.
How to read an alert
Most alerts look the same way: a top line that says what happened, a few quick numbers, the full details below, and buttons that take you to the chart. Here is an example (with made-up numbers):
View Chart
From top to bottom:
- The top line tells you which feed posted this and why.
- The middle part gives you the quick numbers: price, market cap, and how many wallets bought.
- The fields show the proof: every buyer, their tags, and a link to each transaction.
- The buttons take you straight to the chart. You never have to search for a link yourself.
Browse the feed
Channel names here (like #viral-token-buys-15m) may change a little over time, but the feeds behind them stay the same. Also: every Discord picture in these docs is a mock-up. The layout is real, but the names and numbers are examples.