> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bbb.community/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bbb.community/getting-started/setup-tips.md).

# Setup Tips

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### Big Blue Bot 101

BBB provides a range of signals - from high-volume “noisy” alerts like [Freshies](/solana-suite/editor.md), [Semi-Dormants](/solana-suite/markdown-1.md), [Liquidity Inflows](/solana-suite/openapi-1.md), and [Freshies Sells](/solana-suite/freshies-sells.md), to higher-priority ones like [Low Market Cap Big Freshies](/solana-suite/editor/big-freshies/low-mc-big-freshies.md), [Migrations](/solana-suite/migrations-tracker.md), and [Dormants](/solana-suite/markdown.md). The key is to set up your system to filter and prioritise these according to your strategy.

Every number, emoji, and label in the bots carries context you need to read correctly. You’ll find a reference list in the bot’s description tab or on a dedicated docs page, and it’s worth learning them all.

For example, the funding age of a freshie can reveal a lot about a token:

 • Funded after launch often means an emotional normie user jumping in;

 • Funded about an hour before launch is often a team wallet;

 • Funded months ago could indicate old, bad clusters linked to ruggers.

Patterns like this are the core of making BBB work. Remember, BBB is a sword, not a magic wand. It takes practice, and hard work to use effectively.
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### Popup Windows

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As mentioned above, certain channels with constant feed might feel crowded, so we advise you mute such channels and create popup windows, so you can easily access several feeds at once. The tools you consider to be the most important should be kept pinned.
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### Auto Refresh

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To make sure the popup windows are updated with every new alert, enable the auto refresh of opened windows. To do so go to Telegram settings, then to "Advanced" and there click on "Experimental". In that section scroll all the way down until you see "Mark as read of inactive chat" and enable it.
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### Sound System

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To create a system that works best for you, use different sound pings for each pinned channel (for example, if you consider SOL Migrations essential for your set up, you may want to pin it and use a custom sound for alerts). To do so, right click on any chat of your choice, click on "mute" and then select "tone".

This helps a lot in getting your priorities straight and adjusting your focus.

You may look for sounds to download at [Pixabay](https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/search/notification/) or [Zedge](https://www.zedge.net/find/ringtones/notification%20sounds) or [Upbit](https://uppbeat.io/browse/sfx/pops-and-dings).&#x20;
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### Lastly but Most Importantly

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Use the bots to backtest runners. This is the most efficient way to find patterns that repeat over and over again in the ocean of rugs.

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Each time you find a mooner, paste the contract address in any bot and collect valuable information, so you can be wiser for next time and spot it live and not in retrospect.
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