Recently, Vida made a splash by earning $1 million in a single move, causing quite a stir. But compared to that result, I actually want to delve into the monitoring system Vida uses—honestly, that's the real core competitiveness.

I've been pondering this since 2025—how to detect sudden surges or crashes like 714 at the very first moment and quickly set up ambushes. In simple terms, a good price/information anomaly monitoring tool can let you be half a step ahead of others.

There are only a few reliable monitoring tools on the market. One leading exchange's contract anomaly monitoring is indeed quite good—full features, quick response. The only regret is that it lacks an official alert function; otherwise, it would be perfect—friends with the ability can develop secondary features themselves.

The second type includes monitoring platforms that require some coding skills. But now, with AI support, writing a simple monitoring script isn't complicated. The advantage of these tools is their wide monitoring scope, powerful features, multiple alert channels, and high flexibility.

Then there's Cryptocurrency Alerting, which, although paid, covers a broad range of tokens and time spans, has a comprehensive indicator system, and most importantly, supports phone notifications—this can be lifesaving at critical moments.

Of course, there are also CryptoMete and some other tools in this space, but compared to the previous ones, their user experience and feature completeness still have gaps.

Overall, choosing which tool depends on your needs and technical level—if your requirements are simple, use ready-made solutions; if you have coding skills, build your own system. The goal is the same: detect anomalies early and be one step ahead.