Four lanes of how people actually deploy X-Relay. Same engine underneath — different setup recipes, different alert priorities, different stack siblings. Pick the closest fit, the page tells you exactly what to track and which competitors lose against X-Relay for your case.
The bot does not change between these pages. What changes is the answer to three questions you have to settle before your first tracker is any use: whose activity matters, which of their signals you actually want woken up for, and where the alert should land. Get those wrong and you end up with a feed you mute inside a week — which is the real failure mode of alert tools, not missing features.
Tracking tier-1 trader accounts (Cobie, Ansem, Pentoshi, Mert, Toly…) — instant TG/DC alerts on tweets, profile edits and follows. CA Detection pre-attaches DexScreener data on every token-launch tweet.
Watch every X.com mention of your brand or product. Surge Detection flags hours where mentions beat the 24h median 3×. Whale × Keyword filters to only the high-follower posts that matter to your reputation.
The CA Detection lane — Solana, all major EVM (Eth/Base/Arb/Optimism/BSC/Polygon), TON contract addresses extracted from every tracked tweet and quote-chain, enriched with DexScreener price, liquidity, market-cap and 24h volume before the alert hits Telegram.
Route X.com activity into Discord channels so your members never leave the server. One tracker per channel; multiple trackers per server; full vector reference (tweets, CAs, keywords, profile edits, Spaces) — all native.
If your watchlist is a set of names — the fifteen accounts whose posts you would not want to read an hour late — you are in the first lane. The KOL page goes through what to switch on per account, because tier-1 traders post constantly and most of it is noise: the useful settings are usually replies, quote tweets, profile edits and new follows, not the main timeline everyone already sees. It also covers the awkward part nobody mentions, which is pruning — an account that was worth a slot in March often is not by August.
If your watchlist is a set of words and you do not know in advance who will say them, you are in the brand lane. The brand monitoring page is built around search trackers rather than account trackers: your product name, your ticker, your competitors, and the filters that keep a mention feed readable when the phrase is common. Surge detection is the part that matters most there — it tells you the difference between the usual trickle and an hour that is genuinely unusual, which is the thing you actually want a notification for.
If what you are chasing is the contract address itself, read the Solana trader page. The setup is the same account tracker as lane one, but the value sits in the enrichment: addresses are extracted from tweets and from the quote chain, then price, liquidity, market cap and volume are attached before the alert is sent. The reason that matters is time — an alert you still have to research is not much better than finding the tweet yourself.
And if you are configuring this for other people rather than for yourself, the Discord admin page is the one. It is about routing: one tracker per channel, so #ca-drops and #brand-watch and #announcements each carry a different kind of signal, and members are not asked to filter a firehose themselves. Permissions and the free tier are covered there too.
Most people end up in more than one lane, and that is fine — every feature is in every paid plan, so you scale on the number of accounts you track and nothing else. Read the pages in whatever order matches your problem; there is no upgrade path hidden between them.
Not sure which is yours? Start with the main pitch, browse the tool index, read the guides and comparisons, or jump into the docs.