Signal intelligence for attention-driven markets. We track who moves narratives, where attention flows, and what forms next. CookiePro β†’ cookie.fun

We're opening up the Cookie Pro partner program. If you post about crypto, you can earn from it now. You get your own link and a cut of every payment from anyone you bring in, fully tracked so you always see what you've made. Your audience gets something useful too - they can check any project, cookify any KOL, and see what CT's talking about today. Early partners get our top rate locked in. DM us to get set up πŸ‘‡ t.me/gcookie3
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your favorite KOL screenshots the 100x and deletes the 40 rugs. we kept all 40 πŸ’€πŸͺ
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imagine trusting a call from someone you never once checked. anyway that's most of you πŸ’€πŸͺ
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DonAlt (@DonAlt) basically became the main character of CT this month, and his signal data shows exactly how. For a month straight he posted the same thing while everyone around him kept flipping. "Remain bullish." "Grow a spine." Short, blunt, and it hit every time. His two biggest posts of the month were nine words and six words. 171 signal each. No charts, no threads, just conviction, and CT couldn't stop engaging. What's interesting in the data is the arc. Early September he was all aggression, peak signal, maximum noise. By this week the tone shifted to something calmer, almost philosophical, and the signal came down with it. He even called it himself, said he never wanted to be the "bull run cheerleader" and wouldn't do it for long. The data agrees, his loudest phase is already behind him. He wasn't alone either. Ansem (@blknoiz06), Bonk Guy (@theunipcs) and others were posting the same energy all month, which is how you know it was a real moment and not one guy shouting into the void. This is the stuff you only catch by tracking an account's signal over time. One month, one voice, and you can see exactly when it peaked and when it started to fade. cookie.fun
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certified good boy behavior πŸͺ go see who's actually winning the attention game
Memes are powered by communities. See which ones are winning the attention game on @cookie3 πŸͺ pro.cookie.fun/?utm_source=x…
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this is how one day in crypto looks like 1. Bitget (@bitget) - $351.6M Hot Wallet Hack Bitget's security systems detected unauthorized transfers from hot and warm wallets across Ethereum, XRP Ledger, Avalanche, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum. 2. Magic Eden (@MagicEden) - NFT Exploit (~$1.4M) Magic Eden's smart contracts were exploited. Thousands of NFTs were sold to the attacker for 0 ETH - effectively drained. On-chain data shows ~3,832 NFTs pulled from hundreds of wallets. 3. Payy Network - $1.83M Ethereum Bridge Exploit 4. Fetch.ai + NuNet - $2M via Stolen Private Keys 5. Cosmos / Neutron - $4M Governance Attack as you can see crypto is wild west might as well be the cowboy with the fastest data instead of the one getting robbed πŸͺ
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Most people research a project by scrolling its replies and hoping for the best. You can just open its dashboard instead. Every project on Cookie Pro has its own page. Signal over time, who's actually posting about it, whether they're smart accounts or farmers, is the hype real or paid, all in one view. So before you touch anything, you see the full picture in ten seconds instead of piecing it together from forty tweets. Check any project here πŸ‘‰ pro.cookie.fun/projects
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Variational (@variational_io) just had its biggest attention day ever, and Cookie caught the exact moment it took off. Signal on $VAR hit 1,237 in a day. Old record was 610. More than double, in 24 hours, off one announcement. What set it off: the team dropped their tokenomics. That single post did 751 signal and 2.18M impressions. And the data side is what's interesting. This isn't just farmers making noise. The signal's coming from real accounts, the founder posting through the whole build, Arbitrum's official account behind it, Taiki, David Hoffman setting up an interview. Smart money's actually watching, not just point farmers. The numbers back it up too. 100K+ users, and RWA is now most of its volume, right in line with the tokenized-everything wave going on. Whatever happens at launch, the attention today is huge. And the useful part is telling a farm making noise apart from real accounts showing up. This one's the real accounts. cookie.fun
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One guy with 29K followers got more attention onto a multi-billion dollar company than it had seen in months. Cookie caught all of it. His name's Beni (@beniduboss). Former quant, small account, sits low on the KOL list. Last week he said he had data on Kalshi and started a thread. Signal on Kalshi jumped from 394 the day before to 3,004 at the peak. Almost 8x, all off one personal beef. The guy he was up against, IcoBeast (@icobeast), works at Kalshi and ranks #192 on all of CT. 5,400 smart followers, serious credibility. He should've walked this. He didn't. Beni did 3,190 signal in a week off 29K followers. IcoBeast did 312. A small account with a spreadsheet buried a top-200 account with the job title. Other analysts jumped in with their own numbers, fabiano (@FabianoSolana) and retard mode (@retardmode). This got way bigger than CT. The WSJ wrote it up and the CFTC started looking at the company's trades. Kalshi says a review isn't an investigation though. Whatever comes of it, one thing's clear. A random dude with data out-signaled an entire company and its best guy. That's invisible if you only look at followers. cookie.fun
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my personality is 90% farmer scores and 10% unresolved trust issues at this point πŸ’€πŸͺ
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Cookified Shibo (@GodsBurnt) through Cookie Pro and he's a clean one. 131K followers, 0.00 farmer score. No bots, no farming, all built the real way. That alone puts him ahead of half the big accounts out there. He's a machine in the replies too. Way more time spent actually talking to people than just posting at them. That's how you build a real community, not just a follower count. His reach is massive, 4.4M impressions in a month. The crowd loves him, and it's a genuine crowd, not inflated. His whole thing is hyping the market up and keeping people believing through the noise. Big energy, dramatic posts, the kind that get people fired up. His audience eats it up. Zero farmer score, real engagement, actual community. In a space full of botted accounts and fake numbers, that's rarer than it should be. You can check any account like this yourself πŸͺ cookie.fun
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being early used to be luck. now it's just a search in Cookie AI. wild πŸͺ
🚨 SMART MONEY'S ALREADY IN 3 NARRATIVES CT HASN'T NOTICED Cookie Pro read basically all of CT. So instead of guessing, you sort attention by WHO'S actually posting, not by whoever's screaming loudest. So when the smart ones are early on something, you see it before the timeline does. Right now three things are moving in silence. > Protocol revenue. Smart accounts are on it 5x harder than the rest of CT. The "fees go to holders" meta, and your timeline has no idea yet. > SocialFi. Smart signal up 329%. Two thirds of the entire conversation is smart accounts. Everyone else is asleep at the wheel. > Creator economy. Smart signal up 675% in a week. You are not going to hear about this until it's too late. And privacy is already leaking into the mainstream. ZEC and NEAR pulled 1,805 smart accounts in seven days. By the time this hits your feed, the smart money's already in and you're the exit. Cookie shows you the move before that happens. Stop being late. Go see what they're on πŸ‘‡ pro.cookie.fun/?utm_source=x…
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can't be anything but bullish on cookie pro after breakdowns like this πŸͺ
🚨 IS THE ZCASH IN DANGER? I CHECKED IT THROUGH COOKIE PRO Cookie Pro basically read all of crypto twitter, so you can check if a project's buzz is real people or just bots juicing the numbers. So I ran ZEC through it. $ZEC went from like 1,000 posts a day to 9,000 in 48 hours last week. That usually screams paid campaign. But no. It's real. And it's clean. Yeah, 53% of the accounts posting had high farmer scores. Looks sketchy at first. But all those 6,000+ farm accounts together made up 2.87% of the actual signal. Basically nothing. Spamming, nobody listening. The real signal came from the clean 42%. That's where 95% of the weight sits. And look who was driving it: Paradigm's co-founder dropped a full thesis, plus Arthur Hayes, Mert, Ansem, Taiki, all posting real takes about ZEC, all near-zero farmer scores. Almost half posted about it once and never again. That's people reacting to news, not a shill. Post counts lie. Impressions lie. Signal tells you if the people talking actually matter. ZEC is SAFU. Now go cookify any project you want the same way πŸ‘‡ pro.cookie.fun/?utm_source=x…
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these guys were top 10 KOLs this month and you still doubt them πŸ’€ @inversebrah bruh you're in our top again πŸͺ
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cookie is COOOOOOKING
trying out @cookie3 Pro for a bit. first data tool that didn’t become a tab i open once and forget ask it about a project, a creator, or the last 30 days of CT and it answers from actual data for a guy who does research by opening 40 tabs (like me), that’s the pitch
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gCookie fam. touch grass? no. hunt farmers? yes πŸͺ
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Dashboards are now live for every paid plan πŸͺ No more asking the same question over and over. Open a dashboard and watch a project unfold in real time. Pick any project and see everything in one place - who's posting about it, whether they're smart accounts or farmers, how the attention lines up with the price, which narratives are heating up around it. You see it all on one screen. What a project's doing, who's on it, in a few seconds. If you're on a paid plan, go check them out πŸ‘‰ cookie.fun
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We are ready to allocate to this woman $100k for "Cookie" name. πŸͺ
Bonnie Blue had an auction to name her baby & at #1 is β€œSolana” β€œSounds pretty rich to me” 😭😭
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🚨 WE SPOTTED THE NEXT TRENDING NARRATIVE 3 DAYS BEFORE THE REST OF CT We sorted attention by who's actually posting instead of how much noise a thing makes. The smart accounts were already loading into something nobody's feed had caught yet. By the time it hit the timeline, the early ones were already in. This is the whole edge, and almost nobody uses it. Want us to show you exactly how we did it?
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