Skip to main content
← 1322 home

Crypto Twitter Monitor for Real-Time KOL Alerts

When a crypto KOL tweets a contract address, the price can move in seconds. This crypto Twitter monitor streams posts from the X accounts you choose over WebSocket in a typical 150-250ms operating range, with selected Ultimate accounts around 100ms, so a trading desk or alert bot can react without a polling loop.

The latency problem

Most "Twitter trackers" poll on an interval, 5, 15, sometimes 30 seconds. For memecoin entries that is an eternity: by the time a polling tracker fires, the first wave of buys has landed and the wallet-tracker crowd is already in. 1322's detection pipeline pushes the tweet to your open WebSocket typically within 150-250ms of publication, with the full text, media and author metadata in one JSON event.

What your bot receives

{
  "platform": "x", "eventType": "tweet.mini", // earliest signal, enriched stages follow
  "handle": "examplekol", "content": "sending it. CA: 7xKX...pump", "timestamp": "2026-06-12T14:03:07.114Z", "metrics": { "followers": 412000 }
}

Events arrive progressively (mini → update → expanded → full) so you get the earliest possible signal, then the enriched version with media and engagement metrics. Filter for contract-address patterns, tickers, or keywords in your consumer, or let the included Discord/Telegram bots post alerts directly.

Three signal sources, one stream

  • X (Twitter), KOLs, founders, exchange announcements. Details →
  • Binance Square, influencer posts with coin-pair extraction, often where exchange-adjacent alpha lands first. Details →
  • TikTok, the crypto creators who move retail attention before it shows up anywhere else. Uploads and reposts as they publish, plus paired live start and live end events, sub-second typical. Details →

TikTok matters for a reason X does not cover: a lot of retail-facing crypto commentary happens on a live stream, and a live session cannot be caught late, because once it ends there is nothing left on the profile to find. Paired tiktok.live.started andtiktok.live.ended events share a room id, so a desk bot opens one alert and closes the same one. See TikTok live alerts.

FAQ

How fast are KOL tweets delivered?

Typically 150-250ms from the moment the tweet appears on X to delivery on your WebSocket. Selected X Ultimate accounts typically operate around 100ms and are available via sales.

Does it work for Solana memecoin launches?

Yes, the event payload includes the full tweet text and media, so your bot can extract contract addresses, tickers or pump.fun links the instant a tracked KOL posts them.

Can I track Binance Square posts too?

Yes. Binance Square monitoring is a separate subscription on the same WebSocket infrastructure, with coin-pair extraction from posts by tracked Binance Square authors.

What about crypto KOLs who post on TikTok?

Track them by @username on the TikTok feed, a separate subscription from $200/mo for 5 creators. You get an event when a tracked creator uploads, when they repost someone else's video with the original author attached, and paired events when a live session starts and ends, so a call made on a live stream reaches the desk while the stream is still running.

Do I have to build my own Discord alerts?

No. Discord bot delivery and Telegram delivery are included, point them at your server/channel and tracked-account events arrive formatted, without writing a consumer.

How many accounts can I track?

Plans start at 100 tracked accounts ($250/mo) up to 500+ ($800/mo), and a hybrid Ultimate plan adds a low-latency lane. You manage the list via REST API, dashboard, or Discord bot commands.

Start tracking in minutes

From $250/mo for 100 tracked accounts. WebSocket + REST + Discord + Telegram.