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# Pool Alert

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The **Pool Alert** feature in the [MyTonSwap Trading Bot](/trading-bot/getting-started.md) keeps you informed about new pools created on various DEXes. This feature is designed to help you stay ahead in the market by providing timely and relevant information about new liquidity pools.

**How It Works**

* **Notifications:** Whenever a new pool is created on a DEX, you will receive an alert with detailed information, including:
  * The name of the DEX where the pool was created
  * The liquidity of the pool
  * The name of the token in the pool
* **DEX-Specific Alerts:** You can enable or disable alerts for specific DEXes according to your preferences. This allows you to focus only on the platforms that matter to you.
* **Minimum Liquidity Threshold:** Users have the flexibility to set a minimum liquidity threshold for alerts. For example, if you set the threshold to 1 TON, you will only receive notifications for pools that have more than 1 TON in liquidity.

**Setting Up Pool Alerts**

To set up and customize your Pool Alerts, follow these steps:

1. **Accessing Pool Alerts:** Go to our trading bot and select the “New Pool Alert” option.
2. **Enabling/Disabling Alerts:** You will see options to enable or disable alerts for specific DEXes such as StonFi and Dedust. Choose the DEXes you want to receive alerts from.
3. **Setting Minimum Liquidity:** You can set a minimum liquidity amount. If the newly created pool has at least the specified amount, you will receive an alert.


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