Groups Today – July 10, 2026
A breakdown of the signal types hitting Blackhat alerts today and how to verify them without chasing noise.
Signal Types in Play Right Now
The Blackhat Telegram alert network has been firing on multiple cylinders today. Here is what the data is showing and how to approach each signal type without getting trapped.
Multibuy convergence — this is when three or more known wallets buy the same token within a short window. On GMGN, you can check each wallet's history to see if they are consistent early buyers or just fluff accounts that got airdropped tokens. The convergence is only meaningful if the wallets have a track record of profitable exits. Do not assume a cluster is smart money just because it is clustered.
Hype tiers — alerts are flagging tokens that hit certain volume or holder thresholds in under an hour. These are momentum signals, not fundamentals. A token hitting tier 3 on low liquidity is a trap. Always check the liquidity depth on GMGN before even thinking about a position. If the top 10 holders control more than 30% of supply, the hype tier is noise.
Caller activity — the network picks up when known callers (wallets that frequently shill tokens) buy or sell. The key here is to watch for callers who dump within minutes of their own call. On GMGN, look at the caller's sell timing relative to their first buy. If they sell before the tweet goes out, they are exit liquidity for everyone else.
Rescans — when an alert re-fires on a token that was already flagged, it is usually because the dev added liquidity or a new marketing push started. Rescans can be false hope. Check if the liquidity is locked and how much was added. A small add with no lock is a red flag.
AI wallet alerts — automated wallets that snipe launches are being detected more frequently. These are not necessarily smart; they are fast. On GMGN, filter for wallets that have a win rate below 40% across their last 50 trades. Many AI wallets lose money overall. Do not follow them blindly.
What to Focus On
The most reliable signals today are multibuy convergence with verified wallets and rescans that come with a liquidity lock. Everything else needs extra verification. Use the reference guide to understand what each metric actually means before acting.
What to Be Cautious Of
- Hype tier tokens with no social presence — if the alert fires but the project has no Twitter or Telegram that passes a basic sniff test, skip it.
- Callers who only hold for seconds — this is the most common exit scam pattern in memecoins right now.
- AI wallets that buy every single launch — these are spam bots, not alpha. Their win rate will be below 30%.
Final Word
No single signal is a guarantee. The Blackhat network gives you leads, not certainties. Every alert requires you to open GMGN, check the data, and make your own call. Memecoins are extremely high risk and most go to zero. Educate yourself on alert logic and rules for filtering to stay ahead of the noise.
Stay sharp. Verify everything.