Strategy Filters

Add filters one by one to define your entry conditions. All filters in the list are ANDed together.

Overview

The Filters editor mode is the simplest way to express an entry strategy: pick filters, set values, save. Every filter is required (AND logic).

For branching logic or OR conditions, use the Algorithm editor mode instead.

With 200+ filter configurations across 12 categories, plus timeframe and organic variations, you have fine-grained control over what your bot enters.

Adding Filters

Pick a category — 12 are available
Choose the filter — the specific metric
Configure variations — timeframe (when applicable), organic mode (when applicable)
Set the value(s) — single value or range, depending on the operator
Repeat to add more filters

Filter Categories (12 Total)

Category	Description	Timeframes	Organic
Target	DEX / factory selection, address, symbol, deployer	—	—
Price & Market Cap	Price, market cap, ATH/ATL, price change	✓ (price change)	—
Volume	Total, buy, sell volume	✓	✓
Transactions	Trades, buys, sells	✓	✓
Participants	Unique buyers, sellers, traders	✓	✓
Liquidity	Pool liquidity, max liquidity, bonding, SOL reserve, supply	—	—
Holders	Holder count, top 10/50/100 %, dev/insider/bundler/sniper holdings	—	—
Trader Types	Counts and buys for insiders, bundlers, snipers, fresh/pro/smart traders	—	—
Security	Buy/sell tax, burn rate, mint authority, blacklist, transfer-pausable, balance-mutable	—	—
Visibility	Trending score, rank, DexScreener listing/boost, Twitter rename/reuse, deployer migrations	✓ (trending score)	—
Timing	Created at (date), age, latest trade date	—	—
Fees	Fees paid, total fees, pool fee %	✓ (fees paid)	—

Timeframes

Time-based filters support up to 8 timeframes:

1min · 5min · 15min · 1h · 4h · 6h · 12h · 24h

Exception: price change does not have a 15min variant.

Example: “Volume in the last 5 minutes is greater than $10,000”.

Organic Mode

Filters that support organic mode use a cleaned data series that excludes MEV bot activity and likely wash trading.

Available on: volume (total/buy/sell), trades, buys, sells, buyers, sellers, traders.

Useful for confirming real human interest rather than automated noise.

Combining Filters

In the Filters editor mode, all filters are ANDed together:


Filter 1: Liquidity > $50,000
  AND
Filter 2: Top 10 Holders < 50%
  AND
Filter 3: Created after [date]
  →
Token must pass ALL filters to trigger entry

For OR logic or branching, switch to the Algorithm editor.

Filter Operators

Operator	Meaning	Use
`=`	Equals	Exact match (numbers, booleans, strings)
`>` `<` `>=` `<=`	Comparison	Numeric thresholds
`between`	Range	Min/max pair
`before` `after`	Datetime comparison	Created-at, latest-trade-date
`in` / `not_in`	Set membership	Multi-select (e.g. DEX choice)

Filter Value Types

Numeric — single number or [min, max] for between
Boolean — true / false (e.g. noMintAuthority = true)
Datetime — ISO timestamp (e.g. created after 2025-01-01)
Duration — token age in ms (used with comparison operators)
Multi-select — pick one or more options (DEX, factory)

Quick Examples

Conservative Setup

Filter	Value
Liquidity	`> $100,000`
Top 10 Holders	`< 40%`
No Mint Authority	`true`
Buy Tax	`= 0`
Sell Tax	`= 0`

Sniper Setup

Filter	Value
Liquidity	`> $5,000`
No Mint Authority	`true`
Age (minutes)	`< 30`

Momentum Setup

Filter	Value
Price Change (1h)	`between 10 and 50%`
Volume (1h)	`> $50,000`
Traders (1h, organic)	`> 100`

Tips

Start conservative: strict filters first, loosen based on results
Layer security: always include at least mint-authority + tax filters
Use organic mode on volume/transaction filters to ignore wash trading
Match timeframes across related filters (e.g. price change 1h + volume 1h)
Test in Shadow Mode before going live

Entry Strategies — full overview
Strategy Algorithms — branching logic mode
Use Cases — pre-configured examples