> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.alphagate.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.alphagate.io/features/watchlist/preferences.md).

# Preferences

The **Watchlist Preferences** section in Alphagate allows you to tailor your alerts and notifications to focus on the most relevant and actionable updates. Here’s an overview of what each setting does and how it helps you stay informed:

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### Followings

* **Unfiltered**: Enable this to receive all following updates without any restrictions or filters. Perfect for those who want a comprehensive view of activity. (recommended)
* **List Subscriptions**: Choose specific categories of key followers to monitor closely. You can focus on:

  * Founders
  * Developers
  * High-ranking positions
  * Official organizations
  * Investors
  * Researchers
  * Connections

  This helps you track the movements of key players that matter most to you.

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By choosing lists, you'll get notifications from all key profiles in that list, potentially leading to thousands of alerts.
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* **KP Minimum Followers**: Set a threshold for the minimum number of followers a Key Profile must have to trigger alerts. This ensures you’re focusing on more influential accounts.
* **Project Maximum Followers**: Limit alerts to projects that have no more than a specified number of followers, allowing you to identify newer or emerging projects.
* **Maximum Key Followers**: Define the maximum number of key followers an account should have to show up in your updates. Ideal for finding early-stage opportunities.

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### Projects

* **Notifications by Category**: Receive alerts based on the category a project fits into. Categories include:

  * AI
  * Memecoins
  * DeFi
  * DEX (Decentralized Exchanges)
  * And much more...

  This helps you focus on sectors you’re interested in without being overwhelmed by irrelevant updates.
* **Notifications by Chain**: Get updates for projects based on the blockchain they’re on. For example, Base, Solana, Ethereum, etc. This feature is perfect for keeping track of projects within ecosystems you’re most active in.

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### Tweets

* **List Subscriptions**: Stay informed about key events like:
  * Airdrops
  * Free mints
  * Presales
  * Launches This feature ensures you never miss out on time-sensitive opportunities by notifying you when relevant tweets appear.

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### Webhooks

* Connect Alphagate to your discord server via Webhooks to receive real-time alerts directly. Webhooks are available for alerts, tweets, projects, and followers, making it easier to integrate Alphagate updates into your workflow or preferred communication channels.

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By setting your preferences in the Watchlist, you’ll save time, reduce noise, and focus on the updates that align with your goals and strategies. Alphagate empowers you to stay ahead in the dynamic world of crypto with precision and ease.


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