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πŸ”/track

Use /track in BBBOT to build a managed feed from future BBB production alerts. Every tracker combines a source, a target, and any filters you choose.

A sample for the /track dedicated feed

Getting Started

  1. Send /track to BBBOT.

  2. Select πŸ€– Create Feed Bot.

  3. Complete the dedicated bot's creation process. You may edit the suggested name and username if you so choose.

  4. Open the new bot and press Start once.

  5. Return to BBBOT and select βœ… Proceed.

Once the feed is active, select βž• Add Tracker to create your first BBB Tracker.

Tracker Types

Type
What it matches

πŸͺ™ Contract

One exact contract address or Solana mint.

πŸ”Ž Keyword Β· Exact

A full ticker or token name.

πŸ”Ž Keyword Β· Contains

Any part of a ticker or token name. Contains keywords require at least three characters.

πŸ“‘ Full Feed

Every future alert from the selected channels.

🌐 Social

One user on FOMO, Pump.fun, or both.

Filters

Filters are optional. A single value sets a maximum, while ranges are inclusive.

Filter
Example
Details

πŸ’° MC

100k or 100k-5m

MarketCap.

⏱ Coin Age

1h or 30m-7d

Time since the token was created.

🏦 Funding

Binance 🟑

One or more funding sources.

⏳ Funding Age

30m or 30m-2h

Time between wallet funding and the transaction.

πŸ’€ Dormancy

7d or 7d-30d

How long a wallet was inactive.

πŸ’± Size

0.1 or 0.1-2

Transaction size.

Tracker Management

Open πŸ“‹ My Trackers to edit, delete, pause, or resume an individual tracker. You can also use Pause All, Resume All, or pause the complete feed from the main /track screen.

Status
Meaning

🟒

The tracker is active.

⏸

The tracker is paused.

⚠️

The source is temporarily unavailable. The tracker is preserved and can resume when the source returns.

A Full Feed ratelimited by Telegram can be paused automatically if delivery falls behind. You may resume it manually from πŸ“‹ My Trackers when you are ready.

Reading the Feed

Every managed-feed alert starts with a bracketed rule line showing why it matched. The original BBB alert follows underneath without being rewritten.

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