2025-12-22 12:23:51

The poor performance of social media accounts often does not lie in the content itself, but in the overall presentation being unprofessional and the followers list appearing chaotic.

X-RAY recently launched a new feature that precisely addresses this pain point - it supports accurate filtering of low-quality accounts for tracking while optimizing the information flow display. This is something I have needed for a long time.

The current functionality is still in the internal testing phase, and the entire development process is purely driven by creativity, with no formal code written 😅

Isn't it time to organize your watchlist? Many people have this need.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 2025-12-25 01:33

Haha, finally someone is doing this. I should have cleaned up my watchlist a long time ago. The tracking list is a mess, with a bunch of spam accounts mixed in. The X-RAY feature is quite useful, but is it purely driven by creativity? Can the code be saved? I really need this operation. Quality filtering should have been standard long ago. Just optimizing the information flow isn't enough; low-quality accounts must be completely isolated. Creative-driven development is interesting, but I'm worried it will turn out to be a flop after launch. My watchlist has hundreds of accounts, half of which are useless. It's definitely time for a major cleanup. Let's wait until the internal testing is over and see how the actual results turn out.

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AllInAlice

· 2025-12-24 13:52

Really? My follow list is full of zombie accounts; it was about time to clean it up. Creative-driven development without coding? I like this guy. My tracking list is a mess, full of noise in the feed. This feature really hits the mark. Wait, isn't this the problem I've been complaining about all along... I need to try it. Precisely filtering out low-quality accounts? Finally, someone understands this pain point. This is the effect during the beta testing phase; it's totally acceptable. My follow list has already fallen apart; it's beyond saving.

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GasFeeLady

· 2025-12-22 12:55

ngl this hits different when ur portfolio's bagholding half the trash u followed 3 years ago lol

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PerpetualLonger

· 2025-12-22 12:54

The coins I bought have never lost value; they are not scams. I rely on faith to buy the dip, I don't look at the tracking list, only at the Candlestick.

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AirdropATM

· 2025-12-22 12:43

The watchlist is indeed a mess and is truly a persistent issue; this feature is quite interesting. Sorting out account quality can indeed boost the atmosphere, let's see how the效果咋样. Relying solely on creative-driven development... this guy is a bit crazy, but I like it. The following list is too messy and needs to be organized. This filtering feature really addresses pain points, I need it too.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 2025-12-22 12:31

My tracking list has long been a garbage dump, thanks for the reminder... --- It's true that purifying the information flow is important, but the key still lies in self-discipline. --- Relying purely on creativity without code? I like this idea, it saves a lot of technical debt. --- The feature for filtering low-quality accounts is really a must-have, my timeline has long collapsed. --- I've been procrastinating on organizing my tracking list for half a year, it seems it's time to take action. --- The theory of quality > quantity also applies to social accounts, no doubt about it.

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