SCRAPER

What it is

Crypto twitter moves faster than anyone can scroll. SCRAPER holds a set of searches and accounts open on X and checks them every few seconds. Every tweet that comes back gets read word by word. Anything that decodes to a real Solana address is torn out, scanned, and filed against the account that posted it.

Nothing on the site is simulated. The timeline is real tweets, the spreading list is real accounts, and every number is computed from what it has read.

The tabs

Shortcuts

1 to 7 switch tabs. / or ⌘K opens search. Paste a contract anywhere on the page to open it. esc closes whatever is open.

Terminal commands

help            list commands
<contract>      open a coin
$TICKER         open a ticker
@handle         open a caller
go coins        switch tab
pause           pause the stream
clear           clear the stream
stats           totals so far

How it reads X

Each search and each watched account is a line. A line that keeps returning new tweets gets checked faster, down to every few seconds. A quiet line backs off toward a minute. That keeps reads pointed at where the calls are actually happening, and keeps the cost sane.

Searches ask only for tweets newer than the last one seen, and every tweet id is remembered so nothing is counted twice. Reads come through twitterapi.io, which costs about $0.15 per thousand tweets. There is a daily read budget so it can never run away.

What counts as a contract

Any word of 32 to 44 base58 characters that decodes to exactly 32 bytes, plus mints inside pump.fun, dexscreener and solscan links. Common mints like SOL and USDC are ignored. Tickers like $SOL or $WIF are any dollar sign followed by a letter and up to eleven more characters.

Chain checks

The first time a contract shows up, it is looked up on Solana and on DexScreener. Each problem becomes a plain flag:

• mint authority still live
• freeze authority still live
• top 10 accounts hold more than half the supply
• one account holds more than a fifth
• pool under $5,000, or under a day old, or no pool at all

The risk number is just the flags added up. It is not a prediction, and nothing here is advice.

Caller scores

The first time an account posts a contract, that is a call, stamped with the market cap at that moment. Market caps refresh every two minutes, so each call is graded against where the coin is now.

• Hit rate: share of graded calls that reached 2x
• Median: the middle move across all graded calls, so one lucky call cannot carry a record
• Firsts: how often this account was the first one SCRAPER saw post the coin

Raids

When six or more accounts post the same contract inside ten minutes, it looks closer. The score blends how many of them are under 300 followers or under 30 days old with how alike their tweets read. Anything over 55 is marked as a raid on the coin, in the radar, and in the feed.

Holders

Watching is free for everyone. Holding the token switches on the tools that make it yours:

• up to 25 accounts it checks for you
• up to 5 searches of your own on the same fast loop
• keyword alerts on any new contract
• alerts on the site, in Telegram, or POSTed to your webhook
• the full caller board and every graded call

Signing in is one message signed by your wallet. It is never a transaction and never asks for approval to move anything.

API

Everything the site shows comes from these. Send x-scraper-session to get holder results.

Run your own

One file, no dependencies, Node 18 or newer.

TWITTERAPI_KEY=your_key node setup.js