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Reading a trench alert in 10 seconds flat
Token, size, venue, label: what each line of a Kaught Telegram alert means, and how to decide in seconds whether a cluster is worth following.
Line one: who and what
The top line names the wallet and your label for it, plus the token and amount. Your label does half the reading. A wallet you marked sharp deserves ten more seconds. An unknown wallet gets judged on the numbers alone.
Line two: size and venue
Size in SOL and dollars tells you whether this moves the token or barely ripples it. Venue tells you where it traded. Big size on a thin pool means something very different from the same size on deep liquidity.
The 10 second routine
First glance: whose wallet. Second glance: how big. Third: does the wallet's record back it. If all three check out, open the chart. If any one fails, fade it and move on. Alerts arrive on every plan, including free, so practice the routine before the move that matters.
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