GMT memecoin alerts — get notified when STEPN GMT wakes up
Set STEPN GMT (GMT) and forget it. When GMT starts showing real demand — volume burst, buyer breadth, stable liquidity — you get an instant alert with the score, suggested size, and a Solscan link. No babysitting the chart.
GMT is exactly the kind of token wake-up alerts are built for — it can sit flat for days then detonate in minutes. The alert is your edge over everyone still scrolling.
What sets off a GMT alert
Every observation of STEPN GMT runs through the same pipeline: score it, reject the junk, then alert only what survives. For GMT specifically, a wake-up needs several of these to line up at once:
- Volume acceleration — 5m volume pulling away from the 1m/5m/15m/1h baselines
- Buyer breadth — unique buyers in the last 5 minutes growing, not the same wallet looping
- Liquidity health — the book is stable or deepening, not the spike-then-drain shape
- Route quality — Jupiter can fill a real GMT size without the spread blowing out
- Fee-clearing math — the expected move beats fees + priority + slippage at small size
A real GMT alert looks like this
Here's the shape of a GMT signal as it lands in your Telegram. Pro subscribers get the full payload; free tier gets the delayed teaser.
GMT mint & quick links
| Symbol | GMT |
| Name | STEPN GMT |
| Mint | 7i5KKsX2weiTkry7jA4ZwSuXGhs5eJBEjY8vVxR4pfRx |
| Solscan | View token → |
| Jupiter | Swap SOL → GMT → |
Which GMT alerts you can subscribe to
GMT isn't one alert — it's a token you can watch across several signal types. Each links to a dedicated breakdown:
- Pump.fun-graduation alerts — a pump.fun bonding curve completes and the token migrates to a live Raydium pool
- Dump / exit alerts — a token you are watching loses its momentum structure — buyers fade, sells dominate
- Post-pump retrace alerts — a token that already ran pulls back into a shallow, buyable dip with buyers re-entering
- Liquidity-surge alerts — meaningful new liquidity is added to a pool, deepening the book ahead of a move
- Breakout alerts — a token escapes a multi-hour consolidation range on expanding volume
- Reversal alerts — a downtrend exhausts and the first higher-low forms with buyers stepping in
Why fee-gating matters for GMT
Most alert tools ping you on every twitch. The problem: at small size, a +3% GMT move can still lose money once you pay the swap fee, priority fee, and slippage on both legs. MemeCoin Alerts computes that round-trip toll first. If a GMT signal can't structurally clear it, you never see it. Fewer alerts, each one actually worth acting on.