Twitter Tracking
Twitter is one of the fastest places memecoin attention forms.
Many early moves begin with a tweet. But not all tweets carry the same weight.
Twitter tracking is about where attention concentrates, not just what is said.
Used properly, it helps you see what the market is reacting to in real time. Used poorly, it leads to chasing noise.
Why Twitter tracking matters
Memecoins operate in an attention economy.
Price follows attention. Attention follows reach.
A tweet from an account with a large following can expose an idea to hundreds of thousands of traders instantly. A similar tweet from a small account may do nothing at all.
Twitter tracking helps you identify:
where attention is introduced
how fast it spreads
whether it creates real market response
This does not mean every large account tweet is a trade.
It means account size matters when evaluating potential impact.
Why account size is important
Most memecoin moves require attention to sustain momentum.
Larger accounts:
distribute ideas faster
reach more traders instantly
trigger stronger first reactions
increase the odds of follow through
Smaller accounts can still matter, but they usually require:
repetition
amplification
or alignment with an existing narrative
When evaluating a tweet, professionals always consider:
How many eyes just saw this?
Attention scale is often more important than tweet content.
Curating the right Twitter lists
Twitter tracking only works if the accounts you track are intentional.
More accounts does not mean more signal. It usually means more noise.
Professionals prioritize:
accounts with large followings
accounts that consistently trigger market reactions
accounts that influence attention, not just engagement
This often includes:
major CT personalities
well known traders
builders with credibility
accounts that have sparked past runs
Accounts with small followings can still matter, but they usually only become relevant when:
amplified by larger accounts
aligned with an existing narrative
repeatedly referenced across CT
Your list should be reviewed regularly.
If an account consistently produces no reaction, remove it. If an account repeatedly triggers attention, keep it.
Twitter tracking improves through subtraction, not accumulation.
How traders actually use Twitter tracking
Most traders do not scroll Twitter manually.
They use tracking tools inside their trading setup so tweets and charts can be viewed together.
This allows them to:
see tweets as they happen
immediately judge the source
watch how the market reacts
decide whether attention is expanding or stalling
The goal is not to predict tweets. The goal is to observe attention early and selectively.
Terminal lets you view new tweets and charts / new coins at the same time
What kinds of tweets matter most
Tweets that tend to matter share two traits:
they come from accounts with meaningful reach
they trigger immediate market reaction
Examples include:
unusual or unexpected posts from large accounts
profile changes from well known figures
short, standout tweets that spark rapid response
posts that immediately lead to new pairs or volume
Engagement alone does not matter.
What matters is how the market reacts after the tweet.
Market conditions still matter
Even large accounts do not move markets in all conditions.
Twitter tracking works best when:
markets are active
traders are risk on
attention is already rotating
In slow markets:
even large account tweets can fail
false signals increase
selectivity becomes critical
Account size increases potential. Market conditions determine follow through.
How to think about speed
Twitter tracking is not about confirmation.
By the time something feels obvious, the opportunity is often gone.
Instead, traders focus on:
noticing reactions quickly
judging whether attention is expanding
deciding if something deserves deeper analysis
This does not mean rushing into trades.
It means observing first, then deciding.
Common mistakes with Twitter tracking
Most traders lose money with Twitter tracking because they:
treat every tweet equally
ignore account size and reach
chase late reactions
overtrade small moves
confuse engagement with opportunity
Not all tweets carry the same weight.
How this fits into your process
Twitter tracking should not be used on its own.
It works best when combined with:
narrative awareness
wallet behavior
market conditions
disciplined execution
Think of Twitter as a radar, not a signal.
It tells you where attention is forming. You still decide whether to act.
Bottom line
Twitter tracking helps you see attention early.
Account size amplifies impact. Market conditions determine follow through. Judgement determines results.
Used selectively, it is a powerful awareness tool. Used emotionally, it becomes noise.