What is the difference between DeFi Alerts Free and Pro?
In general, free users of Xypher are limited to
1 telegram account
1 tracked address
100 alerts monthly quota limit (reset on the first day of every month)
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here to find a list of udpated features free users can access.
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Xypher Pro subscribers can get amazing features with a subscription, including:
More addresses, more alerts: each tier gives you more and more allowance for alerts monthly and amount of addresses tracked
Alert Filtering: after adding an address, only receive specific events like token transfers or DEX trades.
(Xypher Pro++) Webhooks: receive alerts instantly on your server via HTTP requests
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