openclaw-twitter-monitor_skill

This skill analyzes crypto signals by aggregating KOL tweets, news, RSS, and prices to surface actionable alpha and narratives.
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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill openclaw-twitter-monitor

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Overview

This skill is CT Monitor — a crypto intelligence analyst that continuously monitors 5,000+ KOL tweets, real-time news, RSS feeds, and live prices (Binance + DexScreener) to extract Alpha signals and generate actionable briefings. It identifies emerging narratives, flags security risks, and synthesizes multi-source insights into concise intelligence. Designed for traders, researchers, and ops teams seeking fast, signal-first crypto analysis.

How this skill works

CT Monitor ingests historical and real-time tweets, AI-scored news/RSS, and on-chain/price data, then applies signal detection and sentiment scoring to surface high-probability leads. It highlights contract addresses, key dates, numeric KPIs (APY, TVL, price changes), and prioritizes security alerts (hacks/exploits) at the top. Outputs include flash briefings, daily morning reports, trending-token heat rankings, and watchlist management actions.

When to use it

  • Get a fast market sentiment snapshot (what KOLs and media are saying)
  • Run token or project research combining KOL views, price moves, and news
  • Monitor specific KOLs or accounts in real time for breaking alpha
  • Hunt recent high-frequency alpha signals (last 15 minutes to 6 hours)
  • Receive daily morning intelligence or hourly flash briefings for trading ops
  • Detect and escalate security events like exploits, rugs, or phishing campaigns

Best practices

  • Always cross-reference signals with price and news before acting—signals are prompts, not trade entries
  • Prioritize items that include contract addresses, key dates, and numeric KPIs for on-chain follow-up
  • Treat empty API responses as explicit "no data available" and avoid fabricating insights
  • Use the daily morning brief for strategy setting and flash briefings for intra-day execution
  • Subscribe monitored accounts and use alert thresholds (signal score, mention_count) to reduce noise

Example use cases

  • Morning intelligence brief: automated 24h synthesis of KOL tweets, trending tokens, alpha signals, and market summary
  • Trending token discovery: rank tokens by KOL mentions × CoinGecko rank × price change and surface why a token is hot
  • KOL deep dive: aggregate historical and recent posts from a single influencer and assess stance (Bullish/Bearish/Neutral)
  • Security alerting: surface hack/rug mentions immediately with urgency rating and sample evidence
  • Watchlist management: add/remove KOLs or tokens and receive summarized monitoring reports

FAQ

Alpha signals are multi-source patterns where multiple KOLs, price moves, and news align; CT Monitor surfaces tokens with KOL consensus, notable price change, or repeated narrative spikes.

How are security risks handled?

If content indicates a hack/exploit/rug, the system prioritizes that item at the top of reports with urgency rating and evidence; analysts should immediately check contract addresses and on-chain indicators.

Can I schedule automated briefs?

Yes — the skill supports cron scheduling for daily morning briefs and flash briefings and can deliver to Telegram or other channels via configured integrations.

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