📱Twitter/X Tracking
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Another impeccable module of Trench Radar is its live twitter/x tracking. Trench Radar has a list of over 4,000 twitter accounts, alongside the people they follow, ALL related to CT (crypto twitter), ensuring that all trends are checked in real-time by anyone in the list.
Depending on who mentioned it, how many people mentioned it, their follower counts and influence, Trench Radar will evaluate a trending level for a token and send a message accordingly.
Below are a list of all trending levels and what they imply:
You MUST check tweets with the contract/ticker as part of your research in these tokens. Due to twitter API issues, some calls may be delayed, or false positives (by some bots). You have to check yourself to distinguish that and make the decision accordingly. If a token is called at sub 1k market cap, you can usually tell that's a false positive to avoid.
These are FRESH alerts, or basically the first in the hierarchy of trending. This is the lowest level of trending, and is triggered often sometimes by just two or three mentions of it on twitter. These don't really have to be new tokens, they could be older tokens which are starting to pick up some attention now.
These alerts are very high risk, and you have to use your own judgement on whether to buy or not. However, it makes sure you get the best entries possible, since the further trending levels could take 20-30 minutes to fully "cook".
Again, make sure to check the tweets by searching the CA and ticker of the token on twitter.
Even though those are high risk, the 2x winrate on them is pretty decent in the grand scheme of things, ranging from around 50-60%
These are all calls from the above early alerts (no twitter alert can be sent without going through early alerts first). However, they're picked using a different checking algorithm to see if more note-worthy accounts are talking about it. This gives more confidence than the early alerts usually and has and even better win-rate.
These are similar to the above calls algorithm-wise, but the only difference is that it checks if the criteria is met under x amount of time. Usually, if a lot of accounts are talking about it this quickly, it could be a newly emerging trend.
Something to note though that most the time, this call will always be paired with the previous call, so it will basically double send the same call sometimes.
This is usually fired once a token has gotten many hits on the Radar, and usually acknowledged by notable many accounts.
Personally, I use this as a signal to try and time the top of a token, rather than a buy signal. It's a good indicator of when to start dcaing out of a position. Once everyone knows about it and it reaches this level, you can bet that early investors are about to use the incoming wave as exit liquidity. Just a little tip!
