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# Live Feed

The Live Feed is a chronological stream of social posts from the tokens on your watchlist, with sentiment filtering and infinite scroll.

## What appears in the feed

The feed shows posts that mention your watchlist tokens. Each post card displays:

* **Author avatar, name, and handle**
* **Post text**
* **Token tags** — the watchlist tokens detected in the post (shown as `$SYMBOL` chips)
* **Engagement counts** — likes, retweets, replies, views
* **Time** — relative timestamp (e.g. "4m ago", "2h ago")
* **Sentiment pill** — `bull`, `bear`, or `neu` when classified

If your watchlist is empty, the feed will be empty too. Add tokens to your watchlist to populate it.

## Sentiment filter

Use the sentiment pill group at the top of the feed to narrow results:

* **All** — show every post regardless of sentiment (default).
* **Bull** — only posts classified as bullish.
* **Bear** — only posts classified as bearish.
* **Neutral** — only posts classified as neutral.

Changing the filter reloads the feed from the start.

## Token filter (deep link)

The feed accepts a `?token=SYMBOL` URL parameter that pre-filters to a single token. This is used by the [Charts](/token-buzz/product-guide/charts.md) page — clicking "View in live feed" from a social-event overlay on a candle opens the Live Feed filtered to that token. A chip at the top of the feed shows the active filter; click **clear** next to the chip to remove it.

## Infinite scroll

The feed loads 30 posts at a time. Scroll to the bottom to load more. A "Loading more…" indicator appears while the next page fetches. When there are no more posts a footer message reads "End of feed · posts from your watchlist tokens."

## Dragging a post to Hum

Each post card is a drag source. Drag any card into the [Hum AI](/token-buzz/product-guide/hum-ai.md) panel to attach the author handle, post text, and associated token as context for your next Hum message.


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