Watches: the agent that never logs off

A watch is a standing order you give your agent in plain words. It keeps running in the background after you close the tab, matches live on-chain events against your condition and notifies you in-app the moment one hits.

What a watch can track

• Price levels - a coin crossing above or below a price you name
• Exchange deposits and withdrawals - by token, exchange, direction and minimum size
• A specific wallet - any move it makes, on either side of a transfer
• Smart-money signals - a detector firing on an asset you care about
• Narratives - when correlated signals compose into a story
• Activity spikes - an asset suddenly running hot versus its own baseline

Every kind, with an example you can say right now

• Price cross up: "Tell me when BTC crosses $120,000" - fires once when the price breaks the level, not every minute it sits above it
• Price drop below: "Alert me if ETH falls below $3,000" - and both at once works too: "ping me if SOL leaves the $140-$180 range"
• Exchange deposit (sell-side pressure): "Watch Binance for BTC deposits over $10M" - each alert links the exact transaction
• Exchange withdrawal (accumulation): "Tell me when more than $5M of ETH leaves Coinbase"
• Only the big stuff: "Ping me on any critical whale move" - filters by the scanner's own priority tags, any asset
• A wallet you are stalking: "Tell me when wallet 0xd8dA...6045 moves" - either side of any transfer, any chain
• Smart-money signal: "Alert me when a strong smart-money signal fires on SOL" - add a floor with "score above 80"
• Narrative forming: "Tell me when a bearish narrative forms on BTC"
• Activity spike: "Ping me when PEPE runs hot" - fires when the asset runs multiples of its own usual on-chain activity
• Tuning any of them: "...and ping me at most once a day" / "make it every 5 minutes" - the cooldown is yours

You create one by just asking, in your own words - the agent maps your phrasing onto the right stream and filters, installs the watch itself and confirms what it is now watching.

How alerts arrive, how often, what they cost

• Where: in the agent chat + a push on your device; on a paid plan with Telegram connected, also as a Telegram DM
• How often: at most once per hour per watch by default - change it by just asking ("ping me every 5 minutes", "раз на день"), down to once a minute
• Cost: every alert consumes 1 AI token; if the balance hits zero, the watch goes quiet and you get one note explaining why
• Where it leads: every alert deep-links its subject - the transaction, the chart, or the Intelligence page

Plans carry 1 (free), 5 (Regular) or 20 (Pro) active watches. Pause, retune or delete any of them from chat: "pause the Binance watch", "make it every minute", "delete the PEPE one".

Manage them like jobs: the Watches tab

Everything a watch does is visible on My Agent -> Watches. Each watch shows its live status, condition, fire count, last fire and cooldown - and expands into its full log of past alerts. From there you can pause / resume it like a job, change the cooldown with one tap, delete it, or hit Test fire: a free, clearly-labeled sample alert delivered through the real channels, so you see exactly what a live fire will look like without waiting for one (or spending a token).

Watches read the same live event streams Cexlens already tracks for everyone - there is nothing to configure and no delay added.