> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cielo.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cielo.finance/trading/trending/multi.md).

# Multi

Even the most hardcore traders have to step away from the screen in order to work, rest, and play. As a result, it's impossible to catch all of the opportunities that are out there.

**Multi** supplies a synopsis on the most important tokens that took off while you were away. It highlights tokens that have proven popular by wallets you're tracking within the last 30 days. This allows you to get up to speed without needing to scroll back through your Feed.

More than just a "Here's What You Missed" reel, Multi allows you to quickly zero in on tokens that have reached escape velocity and which may have further still to run. 

In addition to helping you gauge which Solana tokens have proven popular over the last few hours, Multi is useful in helping to gauge emerging narratives. This enables you to identify trends and look for new tokens that align with this narrative.

### How It Works

**Multi** displays Solana tokens that are popular with wallets you're tracking. Use the four primary filters to control the tokens that you're shown:

* **Wallets**: Number of wallets that have purchased a particular token
* **Timeframe**: Time period for which results are displayed. Setting a lower timeframe will show tokens that have been swapped only within this period.
* **MC**: Minimum market cap of the token.
* **Min USD**: Minimum volume of swaps made by wallets you're tracking. 

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