Get to know Coniun features closely: Feed

Let’s say you’ve just signed up to Coniun, did your own research on Discover, Trending, Upcoming Projects, and New Mints. But you are curious about some specific wallets, and you want to customize the whole data according to some criteria. Then, welcome to Coniun’s Feed.

First, you can filter the data by choosing sold or bought collections and according to their current prices. You can also sort all collections according to Price Low to High or Price High to Low, Most Recent, and Least Recent.

You can add wallets here to follow, and if these collections are connected to a Twitter account, you can hide or see the results by Twitter followings.

Why is this important?

If a Twitter account is connected to an OpenSea account, you can find out all transactions of the people you follow on Twitter, this will provide you suggestions for your upcoming transactions. You can consider this feature like a whale watcher.

If someone entered a Twitter account to OpenSea which may not belong to him/her, you’ll see their transactions darker and declared as “Identity not verified”. If the feed item is brighter, that means this wallet is already verified by signing up to Coniun with that Twitter account.

So, you can follow all wallets of the people you follow on Twitter without adding their wallets manually. You can also add wallets which you don’t want to miss their transactions via the button named “Add Wallet to Follow” on the top. If you want to see the activities of only the wallets you added manually, you can easily switch the “Hide Twitter Followings” toggle on and filter the data. With all these customized results, you can consider this page as the whole activity feed of Ethereum blockchain, and the only place you can follow that feed is Coniun.

Soon, the most profited wallets and their transactions in the last 24 hours will be shown with the wallet suggestion feature, stay tuned.