Every number on this page comes from
LunarCrush, which reads the social firehose — X, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok and news — in real time. Most fantasy tools tell you what already happened in a box score. This tells you what the internet is saying
right now, which is usually where news shows up first.
Sharp attention is the good part. LunarCrush hand-tagged a pool of 785 accounts — national insiders, all 32 beat-writer groups, injury specialists, projection quants and DFS pros — and measures engagement on a player
from that pool specifically. It's the difference between a million people tweeting a highlight and the one beat reporter who covers that locker room saying something at 7am.
Crowd heat is what regular managers are actually doing: real add and drop behaviour in the last 24 hours, blended with the player's broader social activity.
Divergence is sharp minus crowd, and it's the whole game.
Positive means the experts are early and the waiver wire hasn't caught up — that's your window.
Negative means everyone's piling in on something the people who cover the team aren't talking about, which is usually a run on a name rather than news.
Edge blends all of it into one 0–100 score: 45% sharp attention, 30% real crowd behaviour, 25% 24-hour momentum. 932 players are tracked.
And the honest caveat: this measures
attention, not projected points. It catches news breaking before the projections move. It also catches a viral clip about someone who'll score nothing. Treat it as a tiebreaker with a very good ear, not an oracle. The defense slot is the softest of all — LunarCrush reads a D/ST through the whole franchise topic, so those numbers reflect how loud a team is, not how good its defense is.
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