I've always wanted to engage in automated monitoring. I have tried to use IFTTT to capture Twitter keywords, Excel macro to record data fluctuations on the chain, and I have used many, many Twitter monitoring products, but they are not satisfactory. As a social animal who still has to go to work during the day, he can't afford to toss these half-baked plans. However, some time ago, I found that Tomo has an AI Alpha feature, which I was particularly interested in, and after research, I found that it can greatly reduce the time I spend collecting useful information and help me refine key content. Tomo Wallet is an all-in-one Web3 social wallet developed by Tomo Inc. to drive mass adoption of cryptocurrencies. Tomo Inc. is part of the TomoChain ecosystem, a blockchain platform focused on providing fast, secure, and scalable support for decentralised applications (dApps) and digital asset launches. The main investor is @polychain, co-founder Ryan Fang @ryanfang95 In this article, I'm going to focus on Tomo's brand new feature: AI Alpha 1. The most popular list list It is very important to filter out invalid information and condense the essence, and the "Shouting Leaderboard" in Tomo AI Alpha solves this pain point, and the main advantages are as follows: 1. Aggregate tweet-related updates from many KOLs. As shown in the figure, the relevant dynamics are aggregated and collected to generate a ranking list for shouting orders, which is convenient for traders to control the whereabouts of the hot spots of the day. 2. The "Dynamics" column is Tweet Tracer, and clicking "Just Look at Shouts" can effectively filter low-quality tweets and improve the efficiency of scanning 3. The "Discover" section is even more interesting, which is one of the highlights of Tweet Tracer. We can use it to find out which accounts KOLs follow, and we don't have to go to the KOL's watchlist any more. Through the aggregation form, the audience and spread of the account can be more identified Second, the clue function According to the content of X's post, through Tomo's "Clue Function", you can immediately get the recommendation history and attention of relevant KOLs. Specifically, users can view: 1. Which KOLs were the first to discover and recommend the token; 2. Which KOLs repeatedly mention the token to determine its continued attention; 3. Which well-known influencers are also interested in it, thus assessing market sentiment. The real value of this feature is that it helps us trace the most popular tokens in history, find the KOLs who first discovered them, and keep track of their latest recommendations. We can make investment decisions based on the dynamics of KOLs before new projects gain traction, so we can seize opportunities before projects take off. As you know, I recently called $Troll token. I mentioned this token, and when I searched on Twitter, I found that few Chinese people paid attention to it at all, and then I opened the clue function of tomo and I could learn that this token is almost under construction by foreign KOLs, and this token is the god disk of the year on the ETH chain, and the old OG will most likely return to hype.