Signal Filtering
Signal Filtering allows you to automatically filter incoming trading signals based on specific criteria before your strategy executes. You define rules that determine which tokens are worth trading.
When a token signal arrives from your data sources (Telegram channels, Discord servers etc), Tradecraft evaluates it against your filtering rules. Only tokens that pass all criteria will trigger your trading strategy.
How It Works
Signal filtering uses AND logic - all active criteria must be satisfied for a token to pass:
Token passes filtering = Criterion 1 AND Criterion 2 AND Criterion 3If any criterion fails, the token is rejected and your strategy won't execute for that signal.
Available Filter Criteria
Token Metrics
Market Cap
Filter tokens based on their market capitalization in USD
Useful for avoiding tokens that are too small or too large
Example:
Market Cap > $100,000
Token Age
Filter by how long ago the token was created (in minutes)
Ideal for targeting new tokens or avoiding brand new launches
Example:
Token Age < 120(less than 2 hours old)
Token Address
Filter for a specific Solana token contract address (exact match)
Useful when you want to trade only one specific token
Example:
Token Address = EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v
Live Stream Detection
Live Streaming (Pump.fun only)
Boolean filter to check if a pump.fun live stream is currently active
Useful for capitalizing on live stream momentum
Example:
Live Streaming = True
Viewers (Pump.fun only)
Filter by the number of live stream viewers on pump.fun
Indicates current interest and engagement
Example:
Viewers > 100
Signal Source Filtering
From User
Filter tokens based on which Telegram or Discord user posted the signal
Only accept signals from trusted sources
Supports filtering by:
User ID (numeric)
Username (text)
Display name (text, partial match)
Example: Only execute trades for tokens posted by specific alpha callers
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