Tweet Mentions Token

Use this Trigger when you want your strategy to run after a tracked handle explicitly mentions a token.

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In the Strategy Editor

When you add this Trigger in Step 2: Triggers, you choose:

• Event Type: Tweet Mentions Token
• Tag selection: All Handles or one specific tag from Twitter Handles

This tells the strategy which authors are allowed to trigger it.

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What it does

This Trigger runs when a selected handle explicitly points to a token. This is the most direct tweet-based Trigger in the app.

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Source selection: All Handles vs Tags

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All Handles

Use All Handles when you want every tracked author in your Twitter Handles page to feed this strategy. This is useful when:

• you keep a small, high-quality handle list
• the strategy is meant to react to your full tweet signal set
• you do not need different logic for different handle groups yet

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A specific tag

Use a tag when you only want part of your handle list to power this Trigger. Examples:

• trusted-callers
• meme-accounts
• ecosystem-research

You create and manage these tags on the Twitter Handles page.

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Example: trusted callers tag

You can create a tag in Twitter Handles for higher-conviction call accounts, for example:

• Ansem
• threadguy
• MachiBigBrother
• hsaka
• Zeneca

Then, in the Trigger, select that tag instead of All Handles. Now the strategy will only react when one of those handles explicitly mentions a token. If one of them tweets a contract address, cashtag, or direct token reference, that token is passed into your strategy and evaluated by your Rules. This is useful when you want fast reaction, but only from a smaller set of accounts you already trust.

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Why tags improve strategy quality

Tags let you separate different kinds of signal. This improves your strategy because you can:

• keep one strategy focused on higher-conviction handles
• give noisy handles stricter Rules
• avoid mixing very different account types into one trigger source
• reuse the same tag across multiple strategies

Without tags, one broad handle list usually forces one broad ruleset.

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Best way to use this Trigger

Use the Trigger for the who. Use Rules for the quality filter. Example:

• Trigger from a trusted-callers tag
• Then require liquidity, holder count, socials, and safety checks

That structure is cleaner than trying to make the Trigger itself do all the filtering.

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When to use it

Choose Tweet Mentions Token when the value comes from explicit callouts by accounts you already trust.