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# Introduction
## Ever wondered how to spot the most successful projects early? Even before they launch?
We've built a product for that.
Usually only the team, insiders & KOLs know about upcoming launches 🕵️♂️
Hence it will be impossible to get an early entry. But we built a tool that signals when the top KOLs in the industry start to follow a fresh twitter account, with 500 followers or less.
This always implies that some kind of marketing/supply deal was being made. As experienced DEX traders know, early support from certain influencers almost always leads to the project doing well.
You have an opportunity to see more than the rest of the market! 👀
Oracle CEO welcomes you.
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