Alerts are stored server-side as account preferences. They watch indexed FWA activity and notify you across your chosen channels. Every alert is an estimate based on indexed data, never a prediction of what the protocol will do.
No wallet signature required — this is a non-custodial preference.
Alerts are saved to the FWA Lens preferences database against your account. Creating one does not send a transaction, does not touch your wallet, and never gives FWA Lens custody of your assets. You can edit or delete any alert at any time.
This is a demo form. “Save” only shows a local confirmation — no backend is wired yet.
The alert types available in the first version. Threshold-based alerts let you set the level that triggers a notification.
A tracked position is allocated by a VRF acquisition and awaiting settlement.
An allocated position's settlement window is approaching its deadline.
Triggers on: notify me when under (hours left)
The Top Depositor (Crown) you follow is overtaken.
The backing needed to take the Crown drops within reach of your position.
Triggers on: notify me when gap under (ETH)
A position's backing falls below a level you set.
Triggers on: backing below (ETH)
A position's backing rises above a level you set.
Triggers on: backing above (ETH)
Your claimable fees exceed an amount worth acting on.
Triggers on: fees above (ETH)
The pool acquisition price moves sharply in a short window.
Triggers on: change over (%)
A position's estimated selection risk enters a high percentile band.
Triggers on: top risk percentile (%)
The indexer detects an unusual pattern or a protocol-level anomaly.
A large new deposit enters the pool.
Triggers on: deposit above (ETH)
A new position appears in a collection you watch.
Shown inside FWA Lens whenever you are signed in.
Delivered to a verified address you choose. Off by default.
Posted to a webhook URL for your server or channel.
Planned for a later release.
Alerts describe estimated conditions computed from indexed data. A risk or crown alert reflects estimated selection risk at a snapshot — it never means a position will be selected or that any outcome is certain. Always verify important information directly onchain.