# Price Alert Chrome Extension

The Price Feed is implemented here to get accurate crypto-fiat price data. The price data are regularly updated every minute and notify users whenever the price of the crypto is in the price range.

### Features

* **Real-time notifications**: Stay up-to-date on the latest DeFi opportunity with real-time notifications. This can help in tracking the buy or sell opportunity automatically as it fetches crypto prices every minute.
* **User-friendly interface**: The Securo Chrome Extension has a sleek and intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate and use. Users just need to select the Crypto, Fiat and their target price one time and the extension will start running anytime it is clicked.
* **Reliable information**: The information provided by the Securo Chrome Extension is reliable and up-to-date. The extension fetches data from Securo API which updates every minute.

### How to use the Chrome Extension

1. Download the Chrome extension from [here](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/thirdfi-defi-alert/kkhbndpnmdcnblhniopfgdjjbbpngmgg).
2. Open the Chrome extension and fill in the Cryptocurrency and Fiat and click on Fetch Price.

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3. Set the Maximum and Minimum Price  and click on "Set Target Price"

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4. You will get the below notification and the extension popup.

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4. Now you are all set to receive a notification once the price reaches the target price range. Reopen the Extension to get updates about the current price.

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### Demo Video

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