The recent update of this on-chain monitoring tool not only dropped the fees to zero, but the monitoring module has also been significantly revamped.

You know the old system—fixed format, notification logic pre-set by the system, basically no room for creativity. Now when I open the monitoring panel, it feels like a completely different product.

**Importing and categorizing is really convenient**

You can directly import the entire smart money address list with one click, and you can also manage addresses, projects, and nodes in a hierarchical manner according to your needs. Each wallet can have notes, tags, and emojis added, so you can categorize them however you like.

This way, the monitoring panel looks very clean—it's clear at a glance which address is active and which transaction is worth noting. Unlike before, when a bunch of addresses were mixed together, it took forever to find a target.

**Sound options have also been upgraded**

Although we haven't reached the level of "uploading audio files ourselves," different events can now be paired with different alert sounds. The varying importance is indeed practical for those who are constantly monitoring.

I have seen some players import very addictive sound effects themselves—Alipay arrival, WeChat notification sounds, and even various meme sound effects, which are really engaging. If this tool really opens up the DIY sound effect feature in the future, it is likely to become another way to play, more in line with the usage habits of on-chain sniping.

**Notification strategies can now be freely combined**

🔸Only view large transfers
🔸Focus on monitoring several core addresses
🔸Monitor pool changes
🔸Price fluctuations, liquidity changes, position adjustments

These dimensions can now be set by yourself. Whether you want to monitor more closely, more loosely, or just focus on a few key wallets, you can completely go at your own pace.

In the past, it was "as long as it works"; now it is "it needs to be easy to use." Importing is smoother, categorization is clearer, and sound effects are more flexible. If complete customization of sound effects is truly supported in the future, this monitoring system could become a personalized on-chain radar for everyone.

Let's talk about other features later.