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# Custom Alert

AABot not only provides original alerts (introduced in [Alert Channel](/aabot/token-alerts/alert-channel.md)) but also allows users to set custom filtering criteria to create personalized alerts.

1. Create your own Telegram group. 
2. Add [AlertBot](https://t.me/SOLDEV02BOT) to your Telegram group.
3. Grant the bot admin privileges. 
4. Activate the bot by entering the command **`/bind_aabot_alert`** in the group. 
5. After successful activation, go to [AlertBot](https://t.me/SOLDEV02BOT) and enter **`/admin`** to view the list of bound groups. 
6. Select the group, then click the "**Create New Signal**" button. 
7. Follow the image instructions below to set up custom alerts.

<figure><img src="/files/pHQNcMykiTzFwbASr9bC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**

In the filtering criteria settings, when you see prompts like \[0,100] or \[-100,+∞], you can directly input a number within the given range, which will be automatically recognized as a percentage. For example, entering 50 means 50%, and entering -30 means -30%.
{% endhint %}

## Custom Alert Showcase

Following the steps above, you can create custom alert channels like this. Enjoy it!

<figure><img src="/files/0ROFPtXXjpcOyMLmYpkU" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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