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Alerts & Notifications
Chain Daddy tells you when something important happens — your token's health changes, a holder milestone lands, someone makes an offer, or a token you hold is migrating.
Where to find them
Every notification lands in your in-app inbox — the 🔔 bell at the top of Chain Daddy. It's always on and can't be switched off, so nothing is ever lost; the unread count shows on the bell.
Click it to open your inbox — search and filter past notifications by category, or hit the ⚙️ gear to open your Preferences.
Channels
Choose where each alert reaches you:
| Channel | What it is |
|---|---|
| In-app inbox 🔔 | Always on. Every notification lands here, with search and filters. |
| Email ✉️ | A copy in your inbox. Add and verify an address in Preferences. |
| Browser push 📲 | A pop-up even when Chain Daddy is closed. Enable per device. |
| SMS 💬 | A text, for the most critical alerts. |
| Webhooks 🔗 | An automated post to your own service (creators and developers). |
Sensible defaults
You don't have to configure anything. The important alerts — Token at risk, Token inactive, Token lost — are already on. Adjust only if you want more or less.
Turning on a channel
Connect your wallet and sign in. Your wallet is your identity — no username or password. The one-time sign-in signature moves no funds and costs no gas.
Add the channels you want in Preferences — verify an email, add a phone for SMS, or enable push (choose Allow when your browser asks).
Set how things are delivered under Delivery Settings — turn on Quiet Hours, pause all emails, or switch email to a once-daily digest at 9am.
Tune it per alert type. Under Notification Types, choose which channels each alert uses — e.g. Token At Risk by Email + Push + In-App, but a Health Reminder in-app only.
What each notification means
Your token's health
| Notification | What happened | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Token at risk | Health fell near the at-risk line (60%). | Post an update or engage holders — see what feeds your score. |
| Token inactive | Crossed into the inactive window. | Act soon — an inactive listing can be reclaimed. |
| Token restored | Recovered above the danger line. | Nothing — you're back in good standing. |
| Token lost | Another wallet reclaimed your listing. | See Token Health on reclaiming. |
Community & offers
| Notification | What it means |
|---|---|
| Holder milestone | Passed a holder count milestone (100, 500, 1K, 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, 100K). |
| New holder / Holder drop | A notable rise or fall in holders. |
| Purchase via profile | Someone bought your token through your Chain Daddy page. |
| Copycat detected | A token is impersonating your name, ticker, or logo. Review it under Token Manager → Admin → Alerts. |
| Offer received / accepted / declined | Movement on a deal for your token. |
Market activity
These follow the market rather than your account, so they can arrive at any hour. They respect Quiet Hours — except Liquidity pulled, which doesn't wait.
| Notification | What happened | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Market milestone | Market cap crossed a milestone ($10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $250K, $500K, $1M, $5M, $10M, $50M, $100M) or set a new all-time high. | Nothing — it's good news. Each milestone announces once and never repeats. |
| Price move | The price moved 20% or more since the last check. | Have a look. It fires in both directions. |
| Liquidity pulled | Liquidity fell by half or more. | Check before you trade. This is the one alert that ignores Quiet Hours, because it's only useful immediately. |
Liquidity alerts are a signal, not a verdict
A liquidity drop can mean a rug pull, or it can mean a provider rebalancing a pool. Chain Daddy reports the movement; it can't tell you the reason. Verify on-chain before acting.
Getting market activity for a token
Market activity goes to everyone subscribed to a token — the same Subscribe button already on its page, and the same subscription that brings you the creator's updates. There is nothing extra to turn on.
If you own the token's crown, its alerts reach you whether or not you subscribe.
To stop, use the same opt-out you already have for that token's messages, or switch the individual types off under Notification Types in Preferences. Turning off Price move for one token turns it off everywhere — the per-type switches are global, and the per-token switch is the subscription itself.
Token migrations (for holders)
A migration moves a project's holders to a new token — you swap old for new within a window.
| Notification | What to do |
|---|---|
| Migration started | Read the terms (ratio, new token, deadline), then swap when ready. |
| Migration deadline soon | Swap now if you haven't. |
| Migration complete | The window has closed. |
Verify before you swap
Chain Daddy shows the terms, but the swap happens through the project's own process. Always confirm on the project's official channels, and never share your seed phrase.
For holders: get notified about a token you hold
You don't need to be a creator. On any token's page, connect your wallet and click Get notified, approve a free signature (no gas, no funds moved) to prove you hold it, and pick your channels. Balances are re-checked about daily, so if you sell, the messages stop. Receiving is always free.
Creator alert setup
Token owners configure these from Token Manager → Admin → Alerts; availability depends on your plan.
- Health alerts — warn you before your score reaches the at-risk line (all tiers).
- Copycat detection — flag impersonators (Pro+).
- Holder milestones and purchase tracking — track growth and demand (Pro).
Forward alerts to Discord
Post your token's events (health changes, holder milestones) to your own Discord server via a webhook. Add it under Token Manager → Admin → Alerts and pick which events to forward — each posts a formatted embed. This forwards your events to your server; it's separate from the personal channels above (Pro).
Once the webhook is set, your token's market activity posts there too — a milestone, a large price move, or a liquidity drop, as a colour-coded embed. It's one post per event for the whole channel, not one per member, so it reaches people who have no Chain Daddy account at all.
Post to your Telegram group
If you've connected a Telegram group through Community Gating, the same market activity posts there as well. Nothing extra to configure — the bot is already in the room.
Managing & turning off
Change channels or types, pause with quiet hours, switch to a daily digest, or unsubscribe from any email — all in Preferences (bell → gear). Still stuck? See the FAQ.