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# Getting Started

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### How to Use Lens

1. Open the Lens bot on Telegram
2. Start the bot and access the main menu
3. Navigate through features like Alerts, Wallet Tracking, and Statistics.
4. Set up your tracking preferences
5. Receive alerts in real time

The interface is built to be intuitive, so you can start using it immediately.

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### How to Track Wallets

Tracking wallets is the core of Lens.

To add a wallet:

1. Go to the **Live Alerts** section
2. Select **Add Wallet**
3. Paste the wallet address
4. Confirm tracking

Once added, Lens will monitor that wallet and alert you when it enters positions.

You can track multiple wallets and manage them at any time.

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### Using Curated Wallets

If you don’t know which wallets to track, Lens also provides a curated list.

These wallets are selected based on on-chain performance data, allowing you to:

* follow proven wallets
* reduce guesswork
* get started instantly

You can use these alongside your own tracked wallets.

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### Understanding Alerts

When a tracked wallet makes a move, you’ll receive an alert.

Each alert includes key information such as:

* token name and contract
* buy size
* market cap
* wallet behaviour
* signal strength
* reasoning behind the signal

Alerts are designed to be quick to read and easy to act on.

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### Basic Commands & Navigation

Lens is menu-driven, making it easy to navigate.

Core sections include:

* **Live Alerts** - view recent signals
* **Wallet Tracker** - manage tracked wallets
* **Wallet Activity** - view detailed wallet actions
* **Performance Stats** - track performance and outcomes
* **About** - learn more about Lens

Most actions can be completed directly through buttons - no complex commands needed.


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