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Detects contract addresses on X. Adds Explorer & Dexscreener links with Trading/Verified badges. No trading, just info. Tweet CA Helper is a comprehensive utility extension for crypto researchers, traders, and meme coin hunters. 🟣 Core Features: Automatically detects contract addresses in tweets, bios, and people search results Adds Dexscreener links with verification badges (Tradable DS✓ / Verified DEX✓) Detects Pump.fun launches and adds direct Pump.fun links Copy contract addresses with a single click (with searchable history) Modern dark theme UI with professional styling Timeline filter pill to show only tweets with images or CAs 🚀 Premium Features: CA Scraper - Automatically scrolls and scans for contract addresses across your timeline Google Trends Integration - Track trending crypto topics and search volume Enhanced Analytics - Deeper insights into contract activity and market trends 🎨 UI Improvements: Clean, modern dark theme design Improved button spacing and visual hierarchy Better typography and readability Streamlined interface with social media and website links ⚠️ Note: This extension is for discovery and research only. It does not execute trades, swaps, or transactions. Links lead to external trusted platforms (Dexscreener, Pump.fun). 🚀 Ideal for anyone tracking crypto projects, contracts, and market trends across X (Twitter).
Oct 25, 2025
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