You will be using Surf, and the new features that have come out this time are great. @Surf_Copilot has the advantage of being able to find and view without using separate tokens even for free, and it is very good for providing overall updates on desired projects. 1. It shows the current price range once. 2. It shows whether the market is rising or falling on the same graph. 3. It draws the power of the X account. 4. Token price information (market cap and diluted market cap, etc.) 5. Campaigns: This refers to marketing campaigns, and it seems to only support Galxe. It does not show Kaito's yapping events. 6. Fundraising: Especially for projects that are already listed, it can be difficult to find funding information as it is often outdated, but everything is organized. 7. Key team members and X accounts. 8. Popular related tweets: You can check the recent project meta on X. 9. News: It aggregates news related to the project and shows it in the latest order. I tested the data for Kaito and @injective, and first looking at Injective, you can see that the MC and FDV are almost identical. This is mainly because it is an old project, and most of the locked-up tokens have been released. Looking at the price range mindshare, while it does not have a direct influence, you can see that a subtle upward trend is leading the way. In the case of fundraising, since the date itself shows as the 1970s, it seems there is no separate data, which is why it is noted like that. As for the team members, I didn't know who the co-founders were besides Eric Chen, but everything was organized, making it easy to view. This also seems quite convenient for quickly reviewing projects, and it’s nice that there’s no need to use separate tokens to work.