Crypto Twitter Tracker

🛰️ Track the crypto Twitter feed

Crypto traders, researchers, and data builders can follow a curated universe of 1,000+ public crypto Twitter/X accounts. Crypto Twitter Tracker saves near-real-time tweet events with account details, post text, publication time, links, media, engagement, and optional cashtags and sentiment, so you can study market conversations in structured rows.

• Follow tweets from the curated crypto account feed with Crypto Tweet Tracker.
• Watch tweet events from the monitored crypto account feed with Crypto Twitter Tracker.
• Open a ready-made task for this workflow with Crypto Twitter Tracker Free.
• Start a focused crypto monitoring run with Best Crypto Twitter Tracker.
• Use the compact task entry for this feed with Ct Tracker Crypto.

📡 Live crypto tweet rows

Each dataset row pairs one tracked account with one tweet. Optional fields are included when the source provides them. The row keeps account identity and profile facts next to the tweet text, publication time, links, media, engagement, quoted or replied-to context, cashtags, and sentiment.

▶️ Run a curated crypto Twitter feed

This Actor follows the live monitored feed. Choose event categories and optional filters, run it on Apify, and open the dataset rows. It reads public Twitter/X data without requiring a Twitter/X login, source API key, or session.

Run steps

1. Choose All events for every currently supported event category, or Tweet events for tweet events.
2. Optionally add tracked usernames or cashtags.
3. Turn on sentiment, engagement, or verified-author filters when you need them.
4. Start the run and open the dataset output.

⚙️ Input

Choose the event types and filters that should reach your feed. Leave usernames and cashtags empty and turn off optional filters to use the full curated feed.

Input fields

Field	Type	What it does
eventTypes	string	Chooses all for every currently supported event category or tweet for tweet events.
usernames	string[]	Optionally limits the feed to one or more tracked Twitter/X usernames. Enter names without @. Leave empty to use the full curated account list.
cashtags	string[]	Optionally keeps tweet events whose text contains a matching cashtag, such as BTC or $ETH.
includeSentiment	boolean	When enabled, adds a bullish, bearish, or neutral sentiment label to tweet events when available. It is off by default.
minimumLikes	integer	Keeps tweet events with at least this many likes. Leave empty to skip this filter.
minimumReplies	integer	Keeps tweet events with at least this many replies. Leave empty to skip this filter.
minimumReposts	integer	Keeps tweet events with at least this many reposts. Leave empty to skip this filter.
verifiedAuthorsOnly	boolean	When enabled, keeps events from verified authors only. It is off by default.

Example input

This is the public input from a successful current-beta default run:

{
  "eventTypes": "all",
  "usernames": [
    "binance"
  ],
  "includeSentiment": false,
  "verifiedAuthorsOnly": false
}

🧾 Output

The run output links to the default dataset. Each dataset row has the nested account and tweet objects below. Optional fields are omitted when the source does not provide them.

Run output

Field	Type	What it does
datasetUrl	string	Opens the default dataset view with the saved rows.

Dataset row

Field	Type	What it does
account	object	Contains the tracked account that published the tweet.
account.id	string (optional)	Gives the public account ID.
account.username	string	Gives the tracked account username without @.
account.displayName	string (optional)	Gives the name shown on the account profile.
account.bio	string (optional)	Gives the current public account bio.
account.avatarUrl	string (optional)	Gives the current public avatar image URL.
account.isVerified	boolean (optional)	Says whether the source marks the account as verified.
account.followersCount	integer (optional)	Gives the shown follower count.
account.followingCount	integer (optional)	Gives the shown following count.
account.postCount	integer (optional)	Gives the shown post count.
account.trackingStatus	string (optional)	Gives the current tracking status reported for the account.
tweet	object	Contains the tweet event data.
tweet.id	string	Gives the public tweet ID.
tweet.text	string	Gives the text published in the tweet.
tweet.publishedAt	string	Gives the time when the author published the tweet.
tweet.links	object[] (optional)	Lists links included in the tweet text.
tweet.links.url	string	Gives the URL included in the tweet text.
tweet.links.displayText	string (optional)	Gives the text shown for the link.
tweet.mentions	object[] (optional)	Lists accounts mentioned in the tweet text.
tweet.mentions.id	string (optional)	Gives the public ID of a mentioned account.
tweet.mentions.username	string	Gives the username mentioned in the tweet text.
tweet.media	object[] (optional)	Lists images and videos attached to the tweet.
tweet.media.type	string	Gives image or video.
tweet.media.url	string	Gives the main source URL for the media.
tweet.media.thumbnailUrl	string (optional)	Gives a preview image URL for the media.
tweet.quotedPost	object (optional)	Contains the post quoted by this tweet when present.
tweet.quotedPost.id	string	Gives the quoted post ID.
tweet.quotedPost.text	string	Gives the quoted post text.
tweet.quotedPost.publishedAt	string	Gives the quoted post publication time.
tweet.quotedPost.author	object	Contains the quoted post author.
tweet.quotedPost.author.id	string (optional)	Gives the quoted post author's public ID.
tweet.quotedPost.author.username	string	Gives the quoted post author's username.
tweet.quotedPost.author.displayName	string (optional)	Gives the quoted post author's display name.
tweet.repliedToPost	object (optional)	Contains the post to which this tweet replies when present.
tweet.repliedToPost.id	string	Gives the replied-to post ID.
tweet.repliedToPost.text	string	Gives the replied-to post text.
tweet.repliedToPost.publishedAt	string	Gives the replied-to post publication time.
tweet.repliedToPost.author	object	Contains the replied-to post author.
tweet.repliedToPost.author.id	string (optional)	Gives the replied-to post author's public ID.
tweet.repliedToPost.author.username	string	Gives the replied-to post author's username.
tweet.repliedToPost.author.displayName	string (optional)	Gives the replied-to post author's display name.
tweet.engagement	object (optional)	Contains engagement totals reported for the tweet.
tweet.engagement.likes	integer (optional)	Gives the number of likes.
tweet.engagement.replies	integer (optional)	Gives the number of replies.
tweet.engagement.reposts	integer (optional)	Gives the number of reposts.
tweet.cashtags	string[] (optional)	Lists crypto cashtags found in the tweet text.
tweet.sentiment	string (optional)	Gives the optional bullish, bearish, or neutral label assigned to the tweet text.

Example dataset row

This complete row came from a successful current-beta run with a cashtag and sentiment filter:

{
  "account": {
    "username": "glassnode",
    "trackingStatus": "active",
    "id": "1022821051187822593",
    "displayName": "glassnode",
    "bio": "Digital asset data, analytics, and research. \n\nhttps://t.co/VrKU3mBzsv\nhttps://t.co/oQcrlZNkPF",
    "avatarUrl": "https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1587118531556130816/dLPGGpUC_normal.jpg",
    "isVerified": true,
    "followersCount": 606716,
    "followingCount": 56,
    "postCount": 5773
  },
  "tweet": {
    "id": "2100246720785650153",
    "text": "$BTC has slipped below the bottom of the range.\n\nThat floor aligned with the True Market Mean and price needs to reclaim it for conditions to remain bullish. \n\nIf it does not, the short-term holder cost basis near $70k becomes increasingly likely. \n\nRead more below 👇 https://t.co/Dx2yCl0Yt9",
    "publishedAt": "2026-09-16T15:33:33.000Z",
    "media": [
      {
        "type": "image",
        "url": "https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HSWSIv_bIAA4CGS.jpg",
        "thumbnailUrl": "https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HSWSIv_bIAA4CGS.jpg"
      }
    ],
    "quotedPost": {
      "id": "2100232147449811310",
      "text": "Bitcoin has slipped below its multi-week range just as the Fed decides on rates. \n\nSupport under price is thin, but the potential catalyst here is strong. \n\nOur latest Week On-Chain report covers what to watch for. https://t.co/av9yaWACcL",
      "publishedAt": "2026-09-16T14:35:39.000Z",
      "author": {
        "username": "glassnode",
        "id": "1022821051187822593",
        "displayName": "glassnode"
      }
    },
    "engagement": {
      "likes": 221,
      "replies": 59,
      "reposts": 22
    },
    "cashtags": [
      "BTC"
    ],
    "sentiment": "bullish"
  }
}

💳 Pricing

Charges

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. A successfully delivered live tweet or account event is charged as one event. Check the pricing panel for the current rate.

🔌 Integrations

Ways to connect

Use the Apify API, schedules, and webhooks to run the Actor and read its dataset.

❓ FAQ

Does it search historical Twitter/X posts?

No. It follows the live monitored feed. It is not a historical backfill or a general historical search.

Can I monitor any Twitter/X username?

No. Submitted usernames must be in the curated tracked universe. The Actor does not promise monitoring for arbitrary accounts outside that universe.

What happens when usernames and cashtags are empty?

The feed uses the full curated account list. Empty optional filters do not narrow the feed.

What is the difference between All events and Tweet events?

All events selects every event category currently supported by the feed. Tweet events selects tweet events only.

Do I need a Twitter/X login or source API key?

No. The Actor accesses public Twitter/X data without requiring a Twitter/X login, source API key, or session.

What does the sentiment option add?

When enabled, tweet rows can include a bullish, bearish, or neutral sentiment label.

Can I filter by engagement or verified authors?

Yes. Set minimum likes, replies, or reposts, or turn on Verified authors only. These filters apply to the events selected by the run.

Why is an optional field missing from a row?

The source did not provide that value for the event. Optional fields are omitted instead of being filled with made-up data.

📝 Changelog

v0.0 (18-09-2026)

• Initial release.

🆘 Support

For issues, questions, or feature requests, file a ticket and I'll fix or implement it in less than 24h 🫡

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Made with ❤️ by Maxime Dupré