Twitter Handles

This page is the control center for tweet-based Strategies. Use it to maintain a reusable list of authors instead of adding handles one by one inside each Strategy.

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What you can do here

• add new handles
• enable or disable existing handles
• organize handles with tags
• update multiple handles at once
• import handles in bulk

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Why tags matter

Tags let you group authors so one list can be reused across multiple Strategies. Examples:

• a tag for high-risk meme accounts
• a tag for higher-signal analysts
• a tag for theme-specific accounts

When you configure a tweet-based Trigger, you select a tag instead of selecting authors one by one.

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Create and manage tags

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Create a tag

1. Open Twitter Handles.
2. Click Create Tag.
3. Enter a name and optional description.
4. Save the tag.

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Assign tags to handles

For a single handle:

1. Find the handle.
2. Open the edit action.
3. Select the tags you want.
4. Save the change.

For multiple handles:

1. Enable bulk selection.
2. Select the handles you want to update.
3. Choose Bulk Actions -> Set Tags.
4. Apply the tags.

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Add handles

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Add one handle

1. Click Add Handle.
2. Enter the username, with or without @.
3. Assign tags if needed.
4. Set the status.
5. Save.

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Import multiple handles

1. Click Import Handles.
2. Paste one username per line.
3. Apply optional tags.
4. Review the preview.
5. Confirm the import.

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Use tags in a Strategy

1. Create or edit a Strategy.
2. Go to Step 2: Triggers.
3. Add Tweet Mentions Token or Tweet Metadata Match.
4. Choose a tag from the trigger configuration.

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Step 2: Select a Tag

1. In the trigger configuration, find the “Select Tag” dropdown
2. Choose from:
   • “All Handles”: Monitor all handles in your Twitter Handles (shows total count)
   • Tag Name: Select a specific tag to monitor only handles with that tag (shows handle count)
3. The description below explains what will be monitored

Example:

• Select “degen-plays” tag → Strategy monitors tweets from all handles tagged as degen-plays
• Select “serious-alpha” tag → Strategy monitors tweets from all handles tagged as serious-alpha
• Select “All Handles” → Strategy monitors tweets from every handle in your Twitter Handles

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Tags in Practice

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Example Workflow: Creating Two Strategies

Scenario: You want to create two different strategies:

1. A “degen” strategy listening to high-risk meme accounts
2. A “serious” strategy listening to respected devs/analysts

Step 1: Organize Handles with Tags

1. Go to Twitter Handles
2. Create tags:
   • degen-plays - for high-risk meme accounts
   • serious-alpha - for respected developers and analysts
3. Assign handles to appropriate tags:
   • Add meme coin influencers to degen-plays
   • Add technical analysts to serious-alpha

Step 2: Create the “Degen” Strategy

1. Create a new strategy
2. In Step 2: Triggers, add trigger:
   • Type: “Tweet Mentions Token”
   • Tag: Select “degen-plays”
3. Configure rules (Step 3) appropriate for high-risk tokens
4. Save strategy

Step 3: Create the “Serious” Strategy

1. Create another strategy
2. In Step 2: Triggers, add trigger:
   • Type: “Tweet Mentions Token”
   • Tag: Select “serious-alpha”
3. Configure rules (Step 3) appropriate for more established tokens
4. Save strategy

Result:

• Both strategies run independently
• The “degen” strategy only monitors handles tagged degen-plays
• The “serious” strategy only monitors handles tagged serious-alpha
• You can add/remove handles from tags, and all strategies using those tags automatically update

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Tweet Metadata Match

Uses tweets from selected handles as a signal source for deterministic token metadata matching. Use Cases:

• discovering launches that line up with tracked tweets before a clean direct mention exists
• monitoring theme-specific accounts whose tweets often map to real launches
• catching tokens whose metadata clearly overlaps with the language or links used in a tweet

How It Works:

1. The system stores tweet signals from handles in the selected tag.
2. When a new token launches, it compares the token metadata against those stored tweet signals.
3. A strategy can trigger when the overlap is strong enough.