XHuntr vs ObsidianEars
Solana caller tracker vs. X community sniper
TL;DR
ObsidianEars tracks and ranks Telegram callers and CT accounts by historical call performance on Solana. XHuntr monitors what those same accounts are doing on X in real-time, before they call anything.
What each tool does
XHuntr
Social layer monitor
Monitors X account community activity in real-time. Fires Telegram alerts for community creates, joins, convergence, CA-in-community, CA tweets, pinned tweet changes. Fires before any on-chain activity.
Fires when: Social coordination begins (T-48h)
ObsidianEars
KOL analytics + on-chain execution (historical + reactive)
ObsidianEars is a Solana caller intelligence platform that tracks CT accounts and Telegram callers, scores and ranks them by call accuracy, and provides an auto-trading bot that acts on their calls. It covers KOL performance history and includes copy trading from high-performing callers.
Fires when: After a caller makes a public call — reactive to what has already been announced.
When each tool fires
ObsidianEars — strengths & limitations
Strengths
- Comprehensive Solana caller tracking and ranking
- Covers both Telegram callers and CT (X) accounts
- Auto-trading bot that acts on caller signals
- Historical call accuracy scoring across many accounts
- Free to access basic data
Limitations
- Reactive by design — fires after a call is made publicly
- No X community monitoring — doesn't detect pre-call coordination
- Auto-trading on public calls means buying after the smart money already positioned
- Can't detect convergence, community creates, or CA-in-community signals
Where XHuntr adds what ObsidianEars can't
- Fires before the call — detects community coordination hours or days earlier
- CA-in-community signal fires before the caller tweets publicly
- Convergence alert fires when callers are organizing, not after they announce
- X community monitoring is invisible to caller-tracking tools
When to use each
Run ObsidianEars when:
Use ObsidianEars to research which callers have strong historical accuracy on Solana. It's a good due diligence tool for identifying who to pay attention to — use it to build your XHuntr tracking list.
Run XHuntr when:
After identifying strong callers in ObsidianEars, add them to XHuntr. Instead of waiting for their public call, you get alerted when they join an X community — hours before they tweet.
Run both:
ObsidianEars tells you who the best callers are historically. XHuntr monitors those same callers' X activity in real-time, giving you their signal before they broadcast it publicly.
Pricing
XHuntr
- • 0.50 SOL/week — 15 accounts
- • 1.75 SOL/month — 20 accounts
- • 9.50 SOL/year — 25 accounts
ObsidianEars
Free tier available. Advanced features on paid plans.
FAQ
What's the difference between ObsidianEars and XHuntr?
ObsidianEars tracks caller performance historically and acts on public calls. XHuntr monitors X community activity in real-time — the organizational layer before any call is made. ObsidianEars fires after the call; XHuntr fires before the community that leads to the call even has a name.
Can ObsidianEars detect X community activity?
No. ObsidianEars tracks public calls from CT accounts and Telegram callers — it operates on public announcement data. X community joins, creates, and convergence signals are not public announcements. XHuntr is the only tool monitoring this layer.
Is the ObsidianEars auto-trading bot effective?
Auto-trading on public calls means buying after the announcement — which is after the smart money positioned via the social coordination layer. For fast Solana memecoin launches, this typically means buying into existing momentum. XHuntr's community signals fire before the announcement, which is when positioning actually matters.
Which is better for finding Solana alpha early — ObsidianEars or XHuntr?
For the earliest signals, XHuntr. It fires at the community creation and join phase — before any call is made. ObsidianEars fires after the public call. If your goal is to be earlier than CT, you need the social monitoring layer that precedes the call. ObsidianEars is the post-call layer; XHuntr is the pre-call layer.