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# 🔔 Alerts
Alert - New Fun Agent
## How to Activate
To enable the **New Fun Agents** alert, go to the **/agent** menu in Fred Bot and click on the **🔔 New Agents** option to toggle it on or off.
This feature provides notifications for **new agents** on the Fun platform as well as for those agents that are **graduated** to the next level.
## **Requirements and Priority**
Access to this alert requires holding a minimum of **1,000,000** [**$FRED**](https://app.virtuals.io/prototypes/0x002DcC078A3dCFe3f4C97133181475fF16CFC7D2).
Fred Bot ensures equitable delivery of alerts based on your holdings, providing quicker notifications to larger holders. Here's how the priority system works:
* **1,000,000 $FRED**: Alerts are delivered with a **5-second delay**.
* **5,000,000 $FRED**: Alerts are delivered with a **3-second delay**.
* **10,000,000 $FRED**: Alerts are delivered **in real time**.
This tiered approach ensures fairness while rewarding those who hold more $FRED with faster access to critical updates.
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