Alert History
Setting up alerts is only half the battle; knowing when they fired and acting upon them is where the real trading happens. The Alert History tab serves as a permanent, chronological log of every time one of your market conditions was met.
If you step away from your desk and come back to a pile of notifications, this is exactly where you go to catch up on what you missed.
The History Ledger
The main table gives you a clear snapshot of exactly what happened and when. You can filter and sort the table to easily audit your past setups using these columns:
- Name & Type: The custom name you gave the alert and the specific technical condition that triggered it (e.g., “Price Counter Moving Up”).
- Broker & Broker type: The exchange and market (Spot or Futures) where the event occurred.
- Trading pair: The specific asset ticker that triggered the condition (e.g.,
#BTCUSDT). - Time frame: The chart interval the alert was tracking.
- Condition value: The exact mathematical threshold that was crossed to fire the alert.
- Created at: The exact date and timestamp the notification was generated by the system.
- Confidence: The pattern confidence tier recorded at the moment the alert fired.
- Trade setup: The suggested entry, stop, and target derived from the pattern, where one applies.


Taking Action on Triggered Alerts
When an alert goes off, you usually want to investigate the chart immediately. We made this seamless so you do not have to leave the page or search for the ticker manually.
When you click on any triggered alert in the table, a quick-action menu appears with two options:
- View trading pair: This is the most powerful feature on the page. Clicking this instantly opens the deep-dive Pair Details view (exactly like the one used in the Market Screener). You will immediately see the multi-timeframe trend alignment, RSI, volume spikes, and the live integrated chart. If the setup looks viable, you can click the Plan a trade button right from this screen to instantly draft it into your Trade Journal.
- Delete item: If you have already reviewed the alert or no longer need the record, click this to permanently remove it from your history log to keep your workspace uncluttered.
Keep it Clean: Deleting an item from the Alert History does not delete the actual Alert configuration. If your alert was set to trigger “Every Time,” it will still remain active in your “My Alerts” tab even if you clear out its past history!
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers based on this page's topic.
No. Deleting an entry only clears that specific notification record from your history log. Your actual alert setup remains active in the 'My Alerts' tab.
Click any alert entry in the ledger and select 'View trading pair'. This opens live charts, RSI, and multi-timeframe trends, with a 'Plan a trade' button to log the setup into your Trade Journal.
The ledger logs the alert name, technical trigger condition, broker and exchange type, asset ticker, chart timeframe, exact threshold value crossed, and precise trigger timestamp.