# Filtering Acitvity Feed

Chain.fm offers 4 filtering dimensions and 1 quick search feature for the feed. These can be combined in any way to help you precisely filter the content you care about.

**Time-based Filtering** 

Filter activities from the last 1 hour, 3 hours, 24 hours, or 7 days

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**Channel Filtering**&#x20;

Select one or multiple channels to view activities from only those channels&#x20;

*This filter is only available on the home page*

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**Address Filtering** Similar to channels, you can select one or multiple addresses to view activities from only those addresses&#x20;

*On the home page, you can filter addresses from multiple channels simultaneously*

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**Event Filtering**&#x20;

Chain.fm's event filtering is particularly powerful. You can filter by event type and further refine the results based on event details

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How to use: Select an event - Click the filter icon next to the event button - Choose event properties from the dropdown - Enter filter values

The image below shows filtered results for all purchase events with buy volume greater than 5 SOL.

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Feel free to try other events and explore different filtering options.

**Quick Search**&#x20;

Quick search allows you to find all activities related to a specific Contract Address (CA). You can quickly assess a token's popularity and trading activity based on the filtered results - this might become your most frequently used feature.

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