How to Get Serenity Tweets and Replies from X

Before you analyze replies, cashtags, or market reaction, you need a clean list of what Serenity actually posted. Serenity is the public X account @aleabitoreddit, known for semiconductor supply-chain and stock-research threads. The simplest starting point is TwexAPI's Get All Tweets and Replies by User endpoint.

This endpoint returns original posts and replies written by the account. That distinction matters. A timeline made only of original posts can miss follow-up comments, corrections, and extra context from Serenity. It does not collect every reply from other users under those posts. For audience reaction, use the reply analysis workflow after you choose a specific tweet_id.

Use This as the First Pass

Treat this export as an account-level index. It helps you find which Serenity posts mention a topic, which posts include cashtags, and which posts deserve deeper reply analysis.

Start with 100 items for a quick review. If you need a longer archive, switch to the cursor pagination workflow instead of raising one request into a large one.

API Endpoint

Send the screen name without the @ prefix and choose the maximum number of items to return.

GET https://api.twexapi.io/twitter/{screen_name}/tweets-replies/{count}

Authorization: Bearer <your_token>

For Serenity, the screen name is aleabitoreddit. Start with a moderate count while you confirm the response fields used by your script.

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.twexapi.io/twitter/aleabitoreddit/tweets-replies/100 \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <your_token>'

Python Example

This script creates a local JSON snapshot. Keep the raw export first; you can flatten fields or load the file into a database after you verify the response shape.

1import json
2import requests
3
4TOKEN = "<your_token>"
5url = "https://api.twexapi.io/twitter/aleabitoreddit/tweets-replies/100"
6
7response = requests.get(
8    url,
9    headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {TOKEN}"},
10    timeout=30,
11)
12response.raise_for_status()
13
14payload = response.json()
15tweets = payload.get("data", [])
16
17with open("serenity-tweets.json", "w", encoding="utf-8") as output:
18    json.dump(tweets, output, ensure_ascii=False, indent=2)
19
20print(f"Saved {len(tweets)} public posts and replies")

Useful Response Fields

Next Steps

• Use page-by-page export when you need a longer, resumable archive.
• Use cashtag tracking when you care about stock-symbol discussion outside Serenity's own timeline.
• Use reply analysis after a specific public post starts spreading.

Related Resources

• Tweets and Replies API Reference
• TwexAPI Authentication
• Monitor New Serenity Tweets

Disclaimer

This guide is for public-data research and educational use. It is not investment advice. Verify claims independently and comply with applicable laws and X platform rules.