Alex Svanevik

Like here are tokens that Smart Money has at least been engaging with somehow, right?

So I look at that first.

Then for due diligence, you can look at who actually owns the tokens.

And this sounds trivial, but in order to have a good understanding of that, you need to have labeled addresses.

If I show you a cap table of a token, and it says a bunch of addresses, it doesn't tell you much.

But if it's like, this is Dragonfly, this is A6NZ, this is Paradigm, this is Defiance Capital, and here's the liquidity on all the exchanges, Binance holds this much, Coinbase, Kraken, OKEx, whatever.

you just get a much richer understanding of the token.

So at the due diligence step, I think understanding the supply and how it's where the tokens are sitting literally in different entities and different addresses.

And then probably the third thing I would do is set up smart alerts, which is a feature we have.

You can actually do it with our mobile.

just agentically, you can tell it like, hey, I want an alert every time Defiance Capital makes a $100,000 transaction or more.

Literally just say that to the agent and it'll set up the alert for you and you get notifications anytime that happens.

So probably those three things.

One of my what?

I mean, I have a lot actually.

Well, there was an exchange that got hacked, I think last week, a Korean exchange.

So I set up alerts on their wallets to see if there was a lot of outflow from those wallets.

So that's kind of like an overall market panic type of alerts.

Like if suddenly there's...

500 million dollars in some tokens coming out, that's probably not a great sign.