> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://graphdex-1.gitbook.io/graphdex-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://graphdex-1.gitbook.io/graphdex-docs/tracker/twitter-x-tracker.md). # Twitter/X Tracker **Follow the accounts that actually move markets — without tabbing into X every five minutes.**

Twitter Tracker settings view — Settings tab with My List / Top Subscribed, Add Handle, and Import / Export controls.

Twitter/X Tracker turns the noisy social feed into a curated alert stream. Add the handles you actually care about, optionally boost the ones you're tracking most closely, and let alerts surface inside GraphDex instead of inside the X feed. {% hint style="success" %} **Discovery, not advice** A popular handle is one signal among many — never the whole picture. Always cross-reference with Research before acting on a tweet. {% endhint %} ## Add Accounts Twitter/X Tracker exposes several ways to manage handles: * **Add Account** — single handle entry. * **Add All** — bulk add from a list view. * **Handle Import** — bulk import. * **Handle Export** — export your current list for backup or migration. * **Search** — find handles already in your list. When adding a handle, the terminal validates input: required field, allowed characters, minimum / maximum length, and duplicate detection. Invalid input surfaces explicit feedback — fix it before retrying. ## My List The **My List** mode shows the handles you're actively tracking. Each tracked-account row exposes: * **Account identity** — handle and display name. * **Follower information** — context for the account's reach. * **Actions** — row-level controls (edit, boost, delete). * **Tweets** — recent posts surfaced inline. * **Delete control** — remove from the watchlist. Keep My List trimmed to handles you actually read — a 200-handle watchlist isn't a watchlist, it's a fire hose. ## Top Subscribed The **Top Subscribed** mode surfaces handles with the highest subscription interest across GraphDex users. Use it as a **discovery list**, not as a recommendation: * Popular doesn't mean correct. * A high-follow account can still post incomplete, promotional, or risky information. * "Everyone is watching" is a crowding signal, not a trading thesis. Treat Top Subscribed as a starting point for evaluation — not a substitute for your own filter. ## Boost Boost prioritizes the handles you want to monitor most closely. The controls expose: * **Current boost** — what's active on a handle. * **Boost count** — how many boosts you've applied. * **Minimum for top placement** — what level it takes for the handle to surface highest. * **Maximum boost limits** — caps per handle or per account. * **Success states** — confirmation when a boost is added or removed. Use boost surgically — give it to the few handles whose posts you genuinely react to fastest. Boosting every handle defeats the prioritization. ## More to Explore

		Cover image
Wallet Tracker	The on-chain side of the same surveillance flow.	/files/AnuIRgx3Ju4HdXa1cEG3
Notifications	How Twitter Tracker events surface as alerts.	/files/OVXlon60XqRGRA8pZwho
Using Tracker with Research and Trading	From a tweet to a verified trading thesis.	/files/JBN29ujDJykAmMONwLxK

{% hint style="info" %} A tweet is signal. A tweet plus on-chain verification is a thesis. Always pair social signals with [Research](/graphdex-docs/research/research-overview.md) before trading. {% endhint %} ## FAQs

Does Twitter Tracker show every tweet from a handle?

The tracker surfaces tweets according to the current alert rules and your boost configuration. Routine posts may be filtered; high-priority handles surface more activity.

How is Top Subscribed ranked?

By subscription interest across GraphDex users. Treat the ranking as a popularity signal, not a quality endorsement.

Can a handle see that I'm tracking it?

No. Tracking is a local view — there's no public follow, like, or interaction triggered by adding a handle.

What's the difference between Boost and Follow?

A standard add puts the handle in My List. Boost raises its priority in the alert stream — Boost is a ranking lever, not a separate channel.

Can I export My List to back it up?

Yes — the Export control exposes the current My List. Useful before mass-edits or for moving the watchlist across accounts.

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