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The quality of Twitter-based strategies depends on source quality. The Twitter Handles is your command center for discovering, managing, and organizing accounts you want to monitor. Instead of adding handles one-by-one inside the Strategy Editor, manage a central, reusable library here.
The Twitter handles page showing a list of Twitter handles in the main area with a sidebar displaying available tags. Handles are displayed with their Twitter username, status (Active/Inactive toggle), and assigned tags.

Twitter handles page

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Core Features

  • Centralized Management: View all tracked authors and toggle Active/Inactive status
  • Search & Filter: Find authors instantly by username or filter by tags
  • Tags: Group authors for reusable, precise lists
  • Bulk Operations: Select multiple handles to add/remove tags or delete in bulk
  • Import: Import handles in bulk to your list

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Understanding Tags

Tags are labels you assign to Twitter handles to organize them into groups. When creating a strategy trigger, you select a tag to monitor all handles with that tag. Why Tags Matter:
  • Reusability: Create a tag once, use it across multiple strategies
  • Organization: Group handles by theme, risk level, or signal quality
  • Flexibility: A handle can have multiple tags
  • Precision: Target specific author groups for different strategies

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Creating and Managing Tags

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Creating a Tag

  1. Navigate to Twitter Handles from the sidebar
  2. Click “Create Tag” button (usually in the tags sidebar or header)
  3. Enter a tag name (e.g., narrative-king, serious-alpha, degen-plays)
  4. Optionally add a description
  5. Click “Create”

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Assigning Tags to Handles

Single Handle:
  1. Find the handle in the Twitter Handles list
  2. Click the Edit icon (pencil) next to the handle
  3. In the Edit Handle modal, check the tags you want to assign
  4. Click “Save”
Multiple Handles (Bulk):
  1. Enable bulk selection mode
  2. Select multiple handles using checkboxes
  3. Click “Bulk Actions” → “Set Tags”
  4. Select the tags to apply to all selected handles
  5. Confirm the action
The Edit Handle modal showing a handle's current information with a section displaying available tags as checkboxes. Some tags are checked (assigned) and others are unchecked. The modal shows the handle's status (Active/Inactive) and allows editing the handle name

Twitter handles page

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Adding Twitter Handles

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Adding a Single Handle

  1. In Twitter Handles, click “Add Handle” button
  2. Enter the Twitter username (with or without @)
  3. Select tags to assign (optional)
  4. Set status (Active/Inactive)
  5. Click “Add”

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Importing Multiple Handles

  1. Click “Import Handles” button
  2. Paste a list of Twitter usernames (one per line, with or without @)
  3. Select tags to apply to all imported handles (optional)
  4. Review the import preview
  5. Click “Import” to confirm

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Using Tags in Strategy Triggers

Once you’ve organized handles with tags, you can use them in your strategies.

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Step 1: Create a Strategy Trigger

  1. Navigate to Create Strategy or Edit Strategy
  2. Go to Step 2: Triggers
  3. Click “Add Trigger” if you don’t have one yet
  4. Select the trigger type:
    • “Tweet Mentions Token”: Monitors tweets from selected handles for token mentions
    • “AI Generated Token From Tweets”: Uses AI to analyze tweets from selected handles to detect emerging narratives
The Strategy Triggers step showing a trigger configuration.

Strategy tweet Triggers

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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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AI Generated Token From Tweets

Uses AI to analyze tweets from selected handles to detect emerging narratives and generate token signals. Use Cases:
  • Discovering tokens before they’re explicitly mentioned
  • Finding tokens through narrative analysis
  • Catching trends as they emerge in discussions
How It Works:
  1. AI analyzes tweets from handles in the selected tag
  2. Identifies possible token names that can be inspired from the tweets
  3. Identifies when such tokens are launched and triggers your strategy