Signal Preferences

Signal Trading · Updated 2026-07-27

Configure which signals trigger alerts and auto-buys, and customize how each signal source trades. ARCHR offers three types of signals: hand-picked calls from Telegram call channels, paid promotion signals from DexScreener, and tracked wallet signals via copy trading.

Access: Main Menu → 🚀 Signal Preferences, or Settings → Signal Preferences

Signal Categories

📡 Call Channel Signals

Hand-picked token calls monitored from multiple Telegram channels:

MadApes Channels:

  • 🦍 MadApes (community) — theT1T4N's Community Lounge
  • 🎲🦍 Gambles MadApes — MadApes gamble signals
  • 🦍☎️ MadApes Calls — MadApes main call channel

Other Call Channels:

  • 🪙 Crypto Gems 555
  • 🎻 Maestros Degen
  • 💎 Anime Gems
  • 🎲 Ryoshi Gamble
  • 🃏 Chigga Gambles
  • 🐟 Catfish Calls
  • 🏀 Kobe's Gambles
  • 👑 Kween's Journal

📊 DexScreener Signals

Tokens where developers have paid for promotions, ranging from $99 (Small Boost) to $3,999+ (Golden Ticker).

📋 Copy Trading (Tracked Wallets)

Monitor Solana wallets and automatically mirror their trades. See Copy Trading for full details.


Per-Channel Settings

Every call channel, DEX signal type, and tracked wallet can be configured independently. Tap any signal source in Signal Preferences to access its settings panel.

What You Can Customize Per Channel

SettingDescriptionDefault
AlertsReceive Telegram notificationsON
Auto-BuyAutomatically buy on signalOFF
Buy AmountGlobal default, fixed SOL, or % of balanceGlobal
Exit StrategyTrading Plan, Basic Mode, or Manual OnlyGlobal default
FiltersUse global filters or set custom overridesGlobal
ABP OverrideBypass Auto-Buy Protection for this channelOFF

This means you can, for example:

  • Auto-buy MadApes Calls with 0.5 SOL and a Trench Snipe plan
  • Auto-buy Golden Ticker with 1 SOL and a Moonbag Runner plan
  • Receive alerts only (no auto-buy) from Anime Gems
  • Copy trade a wallet with custom filters that allow lower market cap tokens

How Settings Cascade

Per-channel settings override your global defaults. If a setting is left on "Global," your main settings apply:

Per-Channel Setting (if configured)
  └── Falls back to → Global Default Setting

Alert Settings

  • Choose specific signal types to receive
  • Enable/disable boost upgrade notifications (DexScreener signals only)
  • You receive ALL alerts, including tokens with security warnings (see Shield Filter)
  • Each call channel, DexScreener signal type, and tracked wallet can be toggled independently

Auto-Buy Settings

  • Independent auto-buy configuration per signal type
  • Separate from alert preferences (you can receive alerts without auto-buying)
  • Golden Ticker can bypass market cap and holder filters
  • Dangerous security warnings always block auto-buy (manual "Trade Anyway" required)

Signal auto-buy gates

Enabling Auto-Buy on a channel is only one step. For signal auto-buys to actually execute, all three must be ON:

  1. Global Auto-Trade (main menu 🤖 Auto or Settings)
  2. Per-signal auto-buy (this screen → channel → Auto-Buy)
  3. Execution-wallet auto-buy (Manage Wallets → wallet → Auto-Buy)

If you enable per-signal auto-buy while another gate is off, the bot warns you. Check 🤖 Auto → Diagnostics for the full blocker list. See Buy Options.

Shield Filter

The Shield Filter uses Jupiter's Shield API and has three independent sub-toggles:

  • 📢 Alert Blocking: When ON, suppresses alerts entirely for tokens with Shield warnings. When OFF (default), you receive all alerts — dangerous tokens show a "Trade Anyway" button.
  • 🤖 Auto-Buy Filter: When ON, blocks auto-buy for tokens with minor display warnings (high supply concentration, low organic activity, etc.). Dangerous tokens (honeypots, mint/freeze authority, etc.) are always blocked from auto-buy regardless of this setting.
  • 🔓 Bypass Low Organic: When ON, ignores "Low Organic Activity" warnings entirely — this common flag is stripped before any filter checks, so it won't suppress alerts or block auto-buys.

See Filtering System for the full list of dangerous vs minor warnings.