The feed
Confluence engine
One smart wallet buying a token can mean nothing. Many smart wallets buying the same token in a short time usually means something. The confluence engine counts how many tracked wallets touch the same token or mint, and sends an alert when the count gets high enough.
Viral token buys
This tracker follows a hand-picked list of smart wallets on 20+ chains. It only counts real buys. Selling a token for ETH, SOL, or a stablecoin is an exit, so it never counts. When enough different wallets buy the same token inside a time window, the alert fires with the full buyer list, how much each one spent, and live market numbers.
| Window | Channel | Alert levels |
|---|---|---|
| 15 minutes | #viral-token-buys-15m | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
| 1 hour | #viral-token-buys-1h | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
| 3 hours | #viral-token-buys-3h | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
The levels stack. A token that alerted at 3 wallets will only alert again when it reaches 5, and then 10. When that happens, the alert turns from green to orange-red, so a growing wave is easy to spot. When the window passes with no new buys, the counter resets.
The overview page shows an example alert and explains every part of it.
Viral NFT mints
The same idea, but for NFT mints. When tracked wallets mint the same collection, the tracker finds out which collection it was and sends an alert with the mint progress, the mint price, and every minter in the window.
View Collection
| Window | Channel | Alert levels |
|---|---|---|
| 15 minutes | #viral-mints-15m | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
| 1 hour | #viral-mints-1h | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
| 3 hours | #viral-mints-3h | 3 / 5 / 10 wallets |
Most called · most tracked
A layer on top of all the other feeds. The bot watches its own posts in seven call channels and counts contract addresses:
- #most-called-tokens — the same token got 3 calls in our feeds. Different callers, same token.
- #most-tracked-tokens — the same token showed up in 3 different channels. When the callout feed, a Telegram mirror, and the trending list all show one address, pay attention.
Follow-up replies
Alerts do not just get posted and forgotten. A watcher keeps checking every token that got an alert, and replies to the original message when things change:
- 💥 Price multiples — at 2×, 3×, 5×, 10×, 20×, 50×, and 100× from the price at the time of the alert.
- 📈 Volume jumps — when trading volume grows a lot compared to the time of the alert.
- 👥 Holder growth — a reply for every +100 holders, up to +10,000.
- 🧑🏭 Deployer info — one reply with the deployer's history and past launches.
Prices are checked every 3 minutes and holders every 10 minutes, for up to a week per token. So the replies under an alert show you how the call went.
Trending chains report
Every 6 hours, #trending-chains gets a report that compares two things per chain: how much our feeds are talking about it, and how much money actually sits on it. Each chain gets a tag: 🔥 hype, 📈 hot, ⚖️ balanced, or 💤 quiet. Hype means the talk is bigger than the money. That can be early, or it can be a warning. You decide.
Confluence measures wallets moving together. It does not measure quality. Four wallets can be four smart buyers, or one person with four wallets. That is exactly why every alert shows the full buyer list: different names, different buy sizes, and KOL tags look very different from four fresh no-name wallets buying the same amount.