Notifications
The Уведомления Twitter tab — every post from your watchlist, plus controls to keep the noise down.
The second tab on Tracker is the read side. Every post from accounts in your Мой список surfaces here in reverse-chronological order. The bell icon in the header counts unread notifications across the terminal — clicking it jumps to this tab.
What you see per notification
Account — handle and display name of the poster.
Time — relative timestamp.
Post content — text excerpt, plus the link to the original X post.
Inline actions — open in X, dismiss, snooze the account.
Reading the stream
The stream is plain reverse-chronological — newest at the top. Treat it like a personal X timeline filtered to the accounts you actually care about.
Hot signal — a watched account posts something time-sensitive (event news, market-relevant statement). Read it, open the related market if any, decide.
Cold signal — your watchlist is talking about background topics. Skim or dismiss.
Noise — repeated posts from one account that aren't market-relevant. Snooze that account.
Snoozing & muting
Snooze — temporary mute on a single account. Useful when an account that's usually good is in a noisy phase.
Remove from list — done from Adding Accounts. Stops notifications immediately.
Mark all read — clears the unread counter on the bell.
Filtering the stream
Filters above the list (when shown):
By account — drill into a single watched account's posts.
By time window — last hour, last day, all.
Search — string match across post text.
Cross-referencing with Research
A post about a real-world event is most useful when paired with a market that might react. The recommended flow:
Spot a hot post on Notifications.
Open Research and pick the matching category (Politics for political news, Crypto for token-related posts, etc.).
If there is a relevant market — open it, read depth, decide whether to trade.
If no market matches — note the signal and watch Pulse for the next time a new market spawns in the same area.
Keeping the stream sane
Notifications are easy to abuse — too many accounts, too many checks per day. Reasonable defaults:
Check the stream 2–3 times a day, not every minute.
Prune the watchlist quarterly — remove accounts you no longer read.
Snooze rather than remove during noisy event windows.
Tracker alerts are a discovery signal, not a trade signal. Every position still goes through the same execution path as a click from Research — order book, size, speed, submit.
FAQs
How long are notifications retained?
Recent notifications stay on the page; older ones may roll off depending on platform-wide retention. Treat the stream as a current-events feed, not an archive.
Can I get push notifications outside the terminal?
The current build surfaces notifications via the bell icon in-terminal. External push (email, Telegram, mobile) may be on the roadmap; check the platform announcements.
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