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Frequently asked questions

• What is WuupX?

  A real-time feed of posts from the accounts that move markets. We monitor X (Twitter), Truth Social, and Threads, and deliver every post to your bot, your Discord, or your desk in milliseconds rather than minutes.

• How fast does WuupX deliver alerts?

  Posts reach you in under 100ms from the moment they go live. That gap is the product: it is the difference between reacting to a market-moving post and reading about it afterwards.

• Is WuupX the official X API?

  No. WuupX is an independent monitored-account alert API for selected X/Twitter and supported social signals. It is built for trading workflows that need fast WebSocket delivery, not as a complete official X API replacement.

• Can WuupX catch posts that get deleted?

  Yes. Posts are captured the moment they appear and any attached media is cached on our CDN, so a deleted post still reaches you with its images and video intact.

• Can I track private accounts?

  Yes. Private account activity arrives on the same stream as public posts, with no separate integration to set up.

• Do I need to write code to use WuupX?

  No. The Discord bot is the no-code path: add accounts by handle from the dashboard, pick where alerts land, and the bot posts into your server. Nothing to host, nothing to deploy, nothing to keep running. If you would rather own the pipeline, the same events come over the WebSocket API and you handle routing, storage, and triggers yourself. Plenty of desks run both, using Discord for eyes-on monitoring and the API for anything automated.

• Which accounts can I track?

  Any account you name, public or private. Most lists start with the obvious movers, then founders, exchanges, funds, news wires, and the callers you actually trust, and get tuned over time as you learn which ones matter for your strategy. Plans differ only in how many you can watch at once, from 50 accounts on the free Discord plan up to 10,000 on the flagship key, and the list is yours to change whenever you like without redeploying anything.

• How is this different from just following the accounts myself?

  Speed and reach. Someone refreshing a timeline sees a post minutes or hours after it lands, and only from the handful of accounts they happen to be looking at. WuupX watches your entire list at once and pushes each post the instant it exists, whether or not anyone is watching.

• Is WuupX useful if I am new to trading?

  Yes, though it is a tool rather than a signal. WuupX tells you what was posted and when, and what you do with that is your call. Start on the free Discord plan to see the feed working and decide whether it fits how you trade, but treat it as a preview rather than an edge. Fifty accounts on standard delivery proves the product is real; it does not put you ahead of anyone, because whoever is watching the same account on a faster plan has already acted by the time it reaches you. Speed and coverage are the edge, and that is what you are actually buying when you move up.

• What exactly does the 100ms figure measure?

  It is a median, not a best case: half of monitored posts reach our servers in under 100ms, half take a little longer. The clock starts from the timestamp X embeds in the post ID itself, so we are measuring from publication, not from when we picked it up.

• What do I get with the WebSocket API, and how configurable is it?

  Three ways in. The flagship key streams up to 10,000 tracked accounts and is the same key we have maintained and run for production apps for years, not a tier we spun up for launch. Below it sits a smaller configurable key at a lower price, and if neither shape fits we will size a custom one to exactly the account count you need.

• Is there a free trial of the WuupX API?

  Yes. We run a guided trial where we set you up on the live WebSocket feed and walk through it with you, so you are testing the real thing rather than a sandbox. The Discord side has its own plans rather than a single free tier: they differ by how quickly posts land in your server, how many accounts you can track, and what the bot does with each post, including OCR on images so text inside a screenshot is caught, contract address and wallet detection, and link extraction. The free plan covers up to 50 accounts and is a genuine option if you only need alerts, though not the one to benchmark on if you are chasing latency or building the feed into your own product. The full breakdown of speeds, account limits, and features is on the pricing page.

• How do I connect to the stream?

  Open a WebSocket connection with your API key and subscribe to the accounts you want. The stream stays open and pushes to you, so there is nothing to poll and no request budget to manage.

• Can I control which accounts reach me?

  Yes. Each connection carries its own list, so one client can take a curated handful while another takes everything, without running two integrations.

• Do I get the media from a post, or only the text?

  Both. Images and video are cached on our CDN as the post is captured, so the links keep working even after the original is deleted.

• What can I build with WuupX?

  Four shapes cover most of it: memecoin snipers that fire on a KOL post before the chart moves, prediction market bots reacting to breaking news on Polymarket or Kalshi, trading bots triggered by whale alerts and alpha calls, and notification layers that push into Discord, Telegram, a dashboard, or straight into whatever you are already building. All of them want the same thing from us, which is the post as early as it exists.