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Key Opinion Leader. An account whose posts move money — a trader, dev or influencer people follow for calls. XHuntr is built around watching what KOLs do rather than what they say.
Contract Address. The unique on-chain address of a token. On Solana it looks like FWuimB9mNPQCYKeKjtH11Wwqx5vKwVuz4FjVCAfNpump; addresses ending in pump were created on pump.fun.A CA is the only thing that definitively identifies a token — names and tickers are trivially copied.
Market capitalisation. Token price multiplied by circulating supply — shorthand for how big a coin currently is. XHuntr shows it on contract-address alerts so you can tell a fresh mint from something that already ran.
An X Community — X’s built-in group feature. Anyone can create one, they have owners, admins and members, and they can be open or request-to-join.They matter here because creating one is a cheap, early, public action a dev takes before a launch — usually before anything exists on-chain.
Two or more accounts you track ending up in the same community. One KOL joining something is noise; several arriving in a short window is a room worth being in.
The snapshot XHuntr takes of an account’s communities the moment you add them. Alerts are the difference between the baseline and now — which is why a fresh list is quiet until someone actually moves. See How XHuntr works.
One tracked account. Your plan sets how many you get. See Slots and limits.
A one-off lookup of every community an account is in right now, using no slot. The command is /communities. See Spy Account.
Acting on a launch before the contract address is public — off the hype, the community, the pre-warm posts. Earlier and riskier than waiting for a CA. EarlyHunt’s 🔥 Front-Run template is built for this.
A token released with no presale or allocation (fair), or with no announcement at all (stealth). Both are common keywords in launch posts, which is why EarlyHunt’s templates search for them.
A launch where the creator pulls liquidity or dumps their supply, leaving holders with a worthless token. XHuntr tells you a launch happened — it cannot tell you whether it will rug.
Do Your Own Research. Every XHuntr alert is a lead to check, never a recommendation to buy.
A Solana launchpad where most memecoins are minted. Addresses of tokens created there end in pump.
A chart and market-data site for on-chain tokens. Contract-address alerts link straight to the token’s page there so you can check price, liquidity and holders.