# Signals

The **Signals** section is the web interface for configuring RayBot's core analytical features.

All the functionality runs in Telegram — **Signals** gives you a clean visual control panel for managing your settings, without bot commands or menus.

#### 🧩 What's inside Signals

* [**🆕 Multi Wallet**](https://docs.raybot.app/...) — get notified when multiple tracked wallets buy the same token.
* [**🧲 Accumulation**](https://docs.raybot.app/start/interface-and-buttons-in-telegram/accumulation) — track the position-building phase: receive one clear signal instead of dozens of scattered buy alerts.

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More powerful RayBot features will be added to the web version over time — making configuration and monitoring even more convenient.
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### **🗂️ Interface structure**

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In this section you can view all your signals: which are active, which are paused, which wallets they pull data from, what conditions trigger them, and which Destination receives the notifications.

The table contains the following columns:

* **Name** — signal name.
* **Type** — signal type: Multi Wallet or Accumulation.
* **Status** — current status (Active / Paused).
* **Source Wallets** — wallets being monitored for activity.
* **Trigger** — the condition that fires the signal (volume, number of buys, time window).
* **Destination** — the bot or group where notifications are sent.
* **Created / Updated** — creation date and last update.

You can create new signals using the **+ Create Signal** button, as well as edit or delete existing ones.

#### 👁️ Signal History

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Click the 👁️ button next to any signal to open a full log of tokens that matched its conditions — including when it happened, which wallets were involved, how much was invested, the MCap at entry, and how the price has moved since.

The history can be filtered by wallet, token, network, and time range.


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