Alerts are only useful if you read them. Quiet hours and a daily limit protect that by keeping the number and the timing under control.
In Pulse Radar, alerts do not arrive between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. Your sleep is not interrupted by a price move that can wait.
At most six alerts a day. If many coins move at once, the limit stops a flood of notifications from burying the ones that matter. The number is kept small on purpose.
It does not stop the market from moving. It only decides how many notifications reach you, so the rest can be read in the app. You can always open the app yourself and look.
With fewer, better-timed alerts, you can trust each one when it arrives. Trust in each single alert grows. That makes you more likely to read the next.
Pulse Radar applies quiet hours and the daily limit to its alerts automatically. Open Pulse Radar
Pulse Radar is in testing.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-02
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