Key terms

The words Alphagate uses, and what they mean here.

• Key profile (KP). An account on Alphagate's hand-curated list of 9,000+ worth watching: VCs and investors, founders, developers, researchers, official project accounts and proven alpha hunters.

• Key followers (KFs). How many key profiles follow an account: the main quality signal across Alphagate. A new account followed by 30 key profiles is a very different thing from one followed by 30 random accounts.

• Project. Any tracked account that isn't a key profile: projects, tokens, tools, and the people behind them.

• Found. When Alphagate first picked an account up, and how many followers it had then. Found at a few hundred followers means found early.

• First followers. The first accounts to follow a project, recorded for projects found with fewer than 200 followers.

• Lists. Key profiles grouped by role: Founders, High Pos (C-level, heads of), Dev, Research, Investors, Official (project accounts), Connections (ambassadors, partners) and Hunters (alpha hunters).

• Curated. All key profiles except the Hunters list.

• Velocity alert. Your rule that fires when several key profiles follow the same account within a short window, such as 5 in 10 minutes. More →

• CA tweet. A tweet containing a contract address, caught from 100K+ monitored accounts as it's posted.

• Previous usernames (PU). Handles an account used before. Accounts recycled for scams often carry several.

• Contracts posted. Every contract address an account has tweeted, kept after the tweet is deleted.

• MC at tweet time. On CA tweets, the market cap when the tweet was posted, where available, rather than now.

• Trading terminal. The trading site Alphagate's contract links open in: Axiom, Padre, Photon, GMGN or BasedBot. More →