Alerts

Ask Vision to watch a price and it notifies you once when it's hit. Any token, any supported chain, tokenised stocks included.

Tell Vision to watch a price and it tells you when it gets there. You set one by asking in chat, in the same sentence you'd use with a person: "tell me when ETH hits $4,000", "alert me if BONK drops below $0.00002", "let me know when NVDA is back above $200". Vision works out which side of the target you mean from where the price is now, confirms what it's watching on a card, and that's it. How an alert behaves It fires once.

When the price crosses your target you get one notification, and the alert is done. It never repeats and never nags. Checked about every 15 minutes (portfolio alerts about every hour). An alert is for "tell me when", not for split-second trading. It notifies, it never trades. An alert moves no money. If you want to act on one, that's your next message. Any token Vision supports, on every chain, tokenised stocks on Robinhood included.

Alerts resolve the exact contract, so a copycat token can't wear the real one's name. Up to 20 watching at once. Cancelling one frees the slot. Watch your whole portfolio Alerts can also watch your total: "tell me if my portfolio drops 10%", "let me know when I'm up 20%", "alert me if my balance moves 5% either way". Vision records what your portfolio is worth at that moment, the same headline number your wallet shows, and notifies you once when it has moved that far in the direction you asked, or either way.

These are checked about every hour. Like every alert it fires once and is done: set it again and it starts fresh from the new value. The Alerts page Everything you've set lives on the Alerts page: what Vision is currently watching, what has fired and at what price, and a cancel button on each. Creating one always happens in chat; the page is the record. How it reaches you A fired alert always lands in the bell, and also pushes to any device you've turned push on for.

Quiet hours hold back the push; the bell still collects it, so nothing you asked for is ever lost. Notifications. If you ask for something alerts don't do yet, a limit order for instance, Vision says so and offers the alert at your price instead, so you hear the moment your number arrives and decide then.