How to research what people really say about a crypto project
Updated 23 July 2026 · by Studio Baggio
Researching a crypto project means testing the project's claims against current independent signal: what holders and sceptics are saying this month, whether developers are actually shipping, and what real-money prediction markets price the project's prospects at.
Why the last 30 days is the window that matters
Crypto narratives turn in days. A project that was credible last quarter can have a dead GitHub, an exited team or a hostile community this month. The last 30 days of discussion, commits and market pricing is the honest picture.
The questions worth asking
- what are people saying about [project] tokenomics
- [project] rug pull concerns
- is [project] still shipping - developer activity
Where the honest signal lives
X carries the fastest sentiment shifts, Reddit carries the longer sceptic threads, GitHub shows whether the team ships, and Polymarket puts real-money odds on outcomes - a stronger signal than any influencer thread.
Researching with an AI assistant? Copy this prompt
I'm researching what people actually say about a crypto project. Search recent discussion from the last 30 days across Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok and the open web. I want: the main things people praise, the main complaints, any repeated patterns across independent threads, and a citation link for every claim. Separate strong multi-source signals from single-thread opinions.
Works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini - or run it in Last30Days, which does the multi-source sweep with citations built in.
Common questions
What's the fastest tell that a crypto project is in trouble?
Divergence between its marketing and its last 30 days: quiet GitHub, mod-deleted criticism threads, and holders asking about withdrawals. Any one alone is noise; together in a 30-day window they're signal.
Are prediction markets useful for crypto research?
Yes - real-money odds on relevant outcomes cut through opinion. A market pricing an outcome at 90% is a stronger community signal than a hundred bullish replies.
Is this financial advice?
No. Gathering what's currently said, shipped and priced is research input. Decisions and risk are yours; nothing here or in the app is investment advice.
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Last30Days searches Reddit, X, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Polymarket and the open web - and cites every claim.
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