What is ElonTracker?
Start with the tracked account and the exact counting period. The analytics show totals, daily averages, last-post time and peak hour, then add hourly heatmaps, moving averages and weekday or weekend comparisons. Available UTC, ET and local-time controls help align those views with a market’s window.
Keep the observed count separate from a projected finish. The analytics describe xTracker input that includes posts, replies and quotes, which can differ from a profile’s Posts tab and from the market’s qualifying-post rules. Use direct /home and /analytics links for this service: the root domain can instead open the separate ElonBroker product.
Who it is for
- Researchers assessing post-count brackets and their exact counting windows.
- Traders comparing present activity with earlier posting patterns.
- Users wanting the web analytics and official Telegram entry point in one profile.
Features and coverage
- Supported public accounts
Choose from the actual selector, including Elon Musk, Donald Trump and Andrew Tate where offered; account coverage varies by view.
- Observed activity statistics
Inspect period totals, daily average, last-post time and peak hour before consulting estimates.
- Time-zone controls
Switch between UTC, ET and local time where the analytics view offers those controls.
- Heatmaps and historical patterns
Compare hourly intensity across selected days and windows, daily counts, moving averages and weekday or weekend patterns.
- Pace-based finish estimates
Read projected final counts for active market windows alongside the separately observed totals.
- Multi-range calculator
Explore expected value and several selected brackets before moving to the market interface or linked Telegram bot.
Workflows with ElonTracker
Examine a counting window
Select the account, matching period and time zone, then compare observed total, elapsed time and projected finish with the market’s brackets.
Investigate a burst in posting
Use the hourly heatmap and moving averages to compare a current burst with the recent posting pattern.
Review several outcomes together
Set the exact market window in the calculator, inspect each chosen bracket and check the combined amount before placing orders.
Pricing and total cost
The tweet-market service describes free access funded by voluntary tips. That access statement does not establish the execution cost of a trade.
Fees and usage costs
- If placing orders, review execution charges in the market or bot order flow separately.
Getting started
Before you start: The feed’s inclusion of replies and quotes may differ from both the public Posts tab and the market’s counting rules.
- Open the tweet-market /home page or the official linked Telegram bot.
- Choose the account and market period, then align the time-zone view with your research.
- Inspect observed counts before projections and read the market rules for qualifying post types.
- Connect a wallet only when using the product’s order-entry flow.
The xTracker activity feed includes posts, replies and quotes, so its totals can exceed the public profile’s Posts tab.
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What to check
- The feed’s inclusion of replies and quotes may differ from both the public Posts tab and the market’s counting rules.
- Projected totals are estimates, not observed final counts.
- The root domain can lead to ElonBroker; use the direct tweet-market pages.
- Account availability varies by view; the presence of a persona does not establish every feature for that account.
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Is the Telegram bot a separate listing?
The official site links polymarketbetbot, so this profile treats it as another surface of the same service.
Why can its count differ from the X Posts tab?
The analytics say their xTracker input includes posts, replies and quotes. Check the market’s own rules before using that count.
Can I change the time zone?
The analytics expose UTC, ET and local-time controls where available. Match the selected view to the counting window.
Is the projected finish an observed result?
No. It estimates the finish from available activity; observed totals and the market’s resolution rules remain separate.


