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# Alerts & Notifications

The Alerts & Notifications🔔 button is located in the top right corner. Currently, we support 3 types of alerts: 

1. [Favorite Accounts Activity Alerts](#favorite-accounts-activity-alerts)
2. [Token Price Changes for Favorite Tokens ](#token-price-changes-for-favorite-tokens)
3. Single Token Price Alert 

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### Favorite Accounts Activity Alerts

Set up notifications for accounts that are inside your Favorites.&#x20;

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### Token Price Changes for Favorite Tokens&#x20;

Token price alerts are available for you after you connect your wallet.&#x20;

By default, notifications are turned on for your Favorites😍 with a 10% threshold. Anytime one of the tokens from your Favorites😍 changes the price by more than 10% in 30 minutes, you will receive a notification inside Alerts & Notifications section.

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You can change the 10% threshold by going to My Alerts and looking for the edit icon(which looks like a pencil).&#x20;

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Besides seeing price notifications for your Favorites😍 inside DexGuru's interface, you can receive them straight to your Telegram account. Read how to set up Telegram notifications [here](/how-to/enable-telegram-price-alerts.md) or watch a video [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PobSLoS2YRg).&#x20;


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