How to Monitor Elon Musk's Tweets

Elon Musk is now one of the most influential people in the cryptocurrency world. A single tweet from him could potentially give rise to a meme coin that surges by hundreds or even thousands of times at any moment.

If you can receive the news the moment Musk tweets, you will surely gain the upper hand. Today, I'll explain how to monitor Musk's tweets on Telegram.

First, take a look at the end result. All of Musk's tweets will be pushed to my Telegram channel:

https://t.me/musktwitteralert

To achieve this function, we mainly use the ichaingoAlertBot. You just need to set it up on the website https://ichaingo.com.

The specific implementation steps are as follows:

Step 1: Create a channel on Telegram. When creating the channel, invite the iChaingoAlertBot as an administrator.

Step 2: Visit the website https://ichaingo.com and register an account.

Step 3: Go to the monitoring and early warning page in the user center for settings. Set the ID of the Telegram channel, group, or chat where you want to receive reminder notifications.

Here's an extra note. If you only want your own Telegram account to receive the reminders, you can get the chat_id by simply chatting with the iChaingoAlertBot. If you want to send the messages to a group, just add the bot to the group and you'll get the chat_id.

If you want to create a channel like I did, you need to visit the channel you created on the web version of Telegram (https://web.telegram.org). The suffix shown in the URL is the chat_id, which should include a minus sign.

Step 4: Set up the Twitter monitoring. Currently, iChaingo supports monitoring addresses, entities, tokens, and Twitter. We can create a new monitoring under the Twitter tab and find what we need.

It's worth mentioning that iChaingo currently supports monitoring the Twitter accounts of hundreds of Web3 KOLs. If the KOL you want to monitor is not included on the website, you can submit an inclusion application on the page https://ichaingo.com/en/twitter.

After creating the monitoring and choosing to receive reminders via Telegram, all the work is done.

How to Monitor Elon Musk's Tweets

Elon Musk is now one of the most influential people in the cryptocurrency world. A single tweet from him could potentially give rise to a meme coin that surges by hundreds or even thousands of times at any moment.

If you can receive the news the moment Musk tweets, you will surely gain the upper hand. Today, I'll explain how to monitor Musk's tweets on Telegram.

First, take a look at the end result. All of Musk's tweets will be pushed to my Telegram channel:

https://t.me/musktwitteralert

To achieve this function, we mainly use the ichaingoAlertBot. You just need to set it up on the website https://ichaingo.com.

The specific implementation steps are as follows:

Step 1: Create a channel on Telegram. When creating the channel, invite the iChaingoAlertBot as an administrator.

Step 2: Visit the website https://ichaingo.com and register an account.

Step 3: Go to the monitoring and early warning page in the user center for settings. Set the ID of the Telegram channel, group, or chat where you want to receive reminder notifications.

Here's an extra note. If you only want your own Telegram account to receive the reminders, you can get the chat_id by simply chatting with the iChaingoAlertBot. If you want to send the messages to a group, just add the bot to the group and you'll get the chat_id.

If you want to create a channel like I did, you need to visit the channel you created on the web version of Telegram (https://web.telegram.org). The suffix shown in the URL is the chat_id, which should include a minus sign.

Step 4: Set up the Twitter monitoring. Currently, iChaingo supports monitoring addresses, entities, tokens, and Twitter. We can create a new monitoring under the Twitter tab and find what we need.

It's worth mentioning that iChaingo currently supports monitoring the Twitter accounts of hundreds of Web3 KOLs. If the KOL you want to monitor is not included on the website, you can submit an inclusion application on the page https://ichaingo.com/en/twitter.

After creating the monitoring and choosing to receive reminders via Telegram, all the work is done.