Filtering System
Settings · Updated 2026-07-27
⚠️ Important: Filters (market cap, holders, social) affect auto-buys. The Shield Filter has its own independent toggles for alerts and auto-buys — see below.
Global vs Per-Channel Filters
By default, all signal sources use your global filter settings. You can override filters for any individual call channel, DEX signal type, or tracked wallet:
- Go to Settings → Signal Preferences
- Select the channel or signal
- Tap Filters
- Switch from Global to Custom
- Configure channel-specific market cap, holders, social, and shield settings
This is useful when you want tighter filters for some channels and looser filters for trusted sources like specific wallets or high-quality call channels.
Market Cap Filter
- Minimum Market Cap: Only consider tokens above specified value (e.g., $5K)
- Maximum Market Cap: Exclude tokens above specified value (e.g., $1M)
- Custom Ranges: Set your preferred market cap investment range
Holders Filter
- Minimum Holders: Require minimum number of token holders (default: 1)
- Distribution Analysis: Avoid tokens with excessive whale concentration
- Quality Control: Filter out tokens with poor holder distribution
Social Media Filter
- Social Filter Toggle: Enable or disable social filtering
- Social Link Requirement: When enabled, tokens need at least one Telegram or X/Twitter link
ARCHR Shield Filter
The Shield Filter uses Jupiter's Shield API to detect potentially dangerous tokens. It has three independent sub-toggles in Settings → Shield Filter:
📢 Alert Blocking
Controls whether alerts are suppressed for tokens with Shield warnings.
- OFF (default): You receive ALL alerts, including flagged tokens. Dangerous tokens show a "⚠️ Trade Anyway" button so you can choose to trade manually.
- ON: Alerts are suppressed entirely for tokens with any Shield warnings. Keeps your feed clean from risky tokens.
🤖 Auto-Buy Filter
Controls whether minor warnings block auto-buys.
- Dangerous warnings ALWAYS block auto-buy regardless of this setting (honeypots, wash trading, etc.)
- OFF (default): Only dangerous tokens are blocked from auto-buy
- ON: Also blocks auto-buy for minor display warnings (very low trading activity, high supply concentration, high single ownership, low organic activity, transfer fees)
🔓 Bypass Low Organic Activity
Controls how the common "Low Organic Activity" warning is handled.
- OFF (default): "Low Organic Activity" is treated like any other display warning — can suppress alerts (if Alert Blocking is ON) and block auto-buys (if Auto-Buy Filter is ON)
- ON: The "Low Organic Activity" warning is stripped entirely before any filter checks. It won't suppress alerts and won't block auto-buys. Many profitable tokens trigger this flag, so bypassing it lets them through while all other Shield warnings still apply.
Warning Types
Dangerous Warnings (Always Block Auto-Buy):
- Honeypot detection
- Not sellable tokens
- Mint/Freeze authority issues
- Wash trading detection
- Hidden key holders
- Suspicious developer activity
Minor Display Warnings (Blocked when Auto-Buy Filter is ON):
- Very low trading activity
- High supply concentration
- Mutable transfer fees
- High single ownership
- Low organic activity
- Transfer fees
Trade Anyway Flow
When you receive an alert for a dangerous token (with Alert Blocking OFF), you'll see:
- The signal header (e.g., "🚨 New Token has Paid DEX!")
- A security warning section listing the issues
- Basic token info (name, market cap, holders)
- "⚠️ Trade Anyway" and "❌ Close" buttons
Clicking "Trade Anyway" shows the full token information with buy buttons, allowing you to manually purchase despite the warnings.