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# Smart Money Alerts

Get notified when wallets matching your criteria trade on Polymarket.

You can create smart money alerts from two places in the Predictions tab:

| Source          | How                                                   |
| --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **Walletscope** | Set your filters, click **Create Trade Alert**        |
| **Eventscope**  | Set your filters, click **Create Alert from Filters** |

## Walletscope Alerts

Set filters for the type of trader activity you want to monitor:

| Filter                       | Description                                          |
| ---------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Min. Lifetime PNL            | Only traders above a P\&L threshold                  |
| Min. Lifetime Volume         | Only traders above a volume threshold                |
| Min. Lifetime Predictions    | Only traders with enough history                     |
| Min. Current Positions Value | Only traders with active positions above a threshold |
| Min. Position Size           | Minimum individual position size                     |
| Min. Trade Size              | Minimum trade amount                                 |
| Share Price Range            | Only trades within a price range                     |
| Category                     | Specific market categories                           |
| Action                       | Buy, Sell, or All                                    |

When a trade matches your filters, Bullpen sends you a notification.

## Eventscope Alerts

Monitor trades on specific events. Filter by category, action, minimum trade size, and share price range.

This is useful when you want to watch specific markets without keeping Eventscope open.

## Per-Wallet Alerts

You can also set alerts on individual wallets from the tracker. Open **All Wallets**, click the alert icon on any wallet, and configure:

| Filter             | Description                    |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------ |
| Notify on trades   | On/off                         |
| Notify on comments | On/off                         |
| Trade threshold    | Minimum trade size (USD)       |
| Markets            | Specific market slugs to watch |
| Category           | Limit to category              |
| Action             | All, Buy, or Sell              |

## Managing Alerts

Your alerts live in the **Alerts** tab in the bottom navigation bar. From there you can edit, pause, or delete them.


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