# How To Setup

## **AlphaEye Extension Setup Guide**

### **Step 1: Download the Extension**

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## AlphaEye is currently pending approval on the Google Chrome Web Store. To access AlphaEye before it is on the Google Chrome Web Store, please follow this guide.

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To install the **AlphaEye** extension, download the latest version from the link below:\
🔗 [**Download AlphaEye Extension**](https://ik.imagekit.io/7jme0kz43/AlphaEye-0.1.zip)

Once downloaded, **extract the ZIP file** to a folder on your computer.

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### **Step 2: Install the Extension in Chrome**

1. **Open Chrome** and navigate to:\
   `chrome://extensions/`
2. **Enable Developer Mode** (Toggle located at the top right).
3. Click on **"Load Unpacked"** and select the extracted **AlphaEye** folder.
4. The extension should now appear in your list of installed extensions.

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### **Step 3: Activate AlphaEye**

1. **Go to**: 🔗 [Photon MemeScope](https://photon-sol.tinyastro.io/en/memescope)
2. Click on the **AlphaEye Icon** in the top-right corner.
3. Click the button to **Enable** the extension.
   * If the extension is enabled, it will show a **green "Enabled" button** ✅.
   * If the extension is disabled, it will show a **red "Disabled" button** ❌.

🔹 **Enabled State:**\
![](/files/wNicJ1eXo55YQsAIkl2Q)

🔹 **Disabled State:**

![](/files/Fpji6ZxdUPEALTa89n0Y)<br>

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### **Step 4: Start Using AlphaEye!**

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Once enabled, **AlphaEye will automatically analyze and display enriched token data** within **Photon MemeScope**, giving you **deep insights into token developers, transactions, and risk factors**.

Enjoy trading smarter with **AlphaEye**! 🚀


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