Glossary
All-time high. The highest market cap a token reached. In a dev’s history, shorthand for the best they have produced.
Baseline
Section titled “Baseline”The snapshot XHuntr takes of an account’s communities when you add it. Alerts are the difference between the baseline and now, which is why a new list is quiet until someone moves. See How XHuntr works.
Big follow
Section titled “Big follow”A brand-new coin’s X account that a known account already follows at launch. See Big follows.
Bonding curve
Section titled “Bonding curve”On pump.fun a new token trades against a formula, not a normal pool. As people buy, the price rises along the curve. When enough is bought, the token graduates to a real pool.
Contract address. The on-chain address of a token. Solana addresses look like FWuimB9mNPQCYKeKjtH11Wwqx5vKwVuz4FjVCAfNpump (ending in pump means pump.fun). Robinhood Chain and Arc addresses start with 0x. The CA is the only thing that identifies a token; names and tickers are copied all the time.
Callout
Section titled “Callout”A pump.fun post where a trader shares a coin they hold, with the market cap, their position and a note. See pump.fun callouts.
Community
Section titled “Community”An X Community, X’s built-in group feature. Communities have owners, admins and members, and can be open, request-to-join or invite-only. A dev’s community, and who joins it, often shows up before anything is on-chain. Since April 2026 X no longer lets accounts create new communities, so most of this signal is now joins.
Convergence
Section titled “Convergence”Two or more accounts you track in the same community. One KOL joining is noise; several arriving close together is a stronger link.
Community takeover. The original dev abandoned the coin and the community took it over. Shown on CA alerts when DexScreener lists it.
Do your own research. Every XHuntr alert is a lead to check, never a recommendation.
Fair launch / stealth launch
Section titled “Fair launch / stealth launch”A token released with no presale or allocation (fair), or with no announcement (stealth). Common launch keywords.
Front-running
Section titled “Front-running”Acting before the contract address is public: off the hype, the community, the pre-launch posts. Earlier and riskier than waiting for a CA. EarlyHunt’s 🔥 Front-Run template is built for it.
Graduated
Section titled “Graduated”A token that filled its bonding curve and moved to a real pool.
Key opinion leader. An account whose posts move money: a trader, dev or influencer people follow for calls.
Market cap (MC)
Section titled “Market cap (MC)”Token price times supply: how big a coin is now. Shown on coin alerts so you can tell a fresh mint from something that already ran.
Multiple
Section titled “Multiple”How many times a coin’s market cap has grown since it was called: 2×, 5×, 10×. See Coin alerts.
Quick rug
Section titled “Quick rug”A pump.fun token whose last trade was within 2 hours of launch and that never graduated. Counted in Stream Alerts.
Robinhood Chain / Arc
Section titled “Robinhood Chain / Arc”EVM networks XHuntr supports alongside Solana. Robinhood Chain is chain ID 4663; Arc is Circle’s chain, ID 5042.
A launch where the creator pulls liquidity or dumps, leaving holders with a worthless token.
One tracked account. Your plan sets how many you get. See Slots and limits.
Spy Account
Section titled “Spy Account”A one-off lookup of every community an account is in right now. See Spy Account.
A copycat coin that uses someone else’s name: launched by a stranger, tagged with a KOL’s handle or profile to look like theirs. Most 👁 Coin Mentions are vamps.