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# Smart Money

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Infinity allows you to track what smart money and whales are buying in real time, apply your own filters, and trade the token with just one click.

## Filters

Setting your own filters allows you to customize the way you track smart money in real-time. You can modify multiple aspects like:

* All/Buy Only/Sell Only
* New  Tokens Only
* First Seen Only

**Quick Buy Amount:** The amount in SOL you will use if you want to trade the token

## Snapshots

Provides an overview of smart money movements or tokens purchased by whales, along with the frequency of these movements within a specified period.

## Money Trades

Displays a real-time feed of smart money movements or tokens purchased by whales, including key details such as:

* Date
* Trader
* Token
* Amount
* Method
* Market cap
* Risk score **(Powered by RugCheck)**

The last column includes a convenient one-click button, allowing you to trade the token directly from the real-time feed.


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