Hyped restocks are gone in about 90 seconds. Twitter finds out after the cart is dead.

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Spent the last year deep in resell Twitter/Discord watching how the fast movers actually catch restocks. It's not magic, it's not always bots — it's a system:

1. Follow the source, not the reseller. Retailer stock APIs, SKU trackers, and brand press pages update before any influencer tweets it.

2. Set up alert redundancy. One tracker will lag. Three trackers watching the same SKU means you catch the one that fires first.

3. Speed > loyalty. The first 200 units of any hyped drop go in under 90 seconds. If you're refreshing a page manually, you've already lost.

4. Filter the noise. Most "restock alert" accounts post everything to look active. The ones worth following post rarely and are right almost every time.

Started a free alerts community (Restock Radar) applying this exact system to sneakers, tech, and collectibles — figured I'd share the actual method here instead of just dropping a link. Happy to answer questions on how the tracking side works if anyone's trying to build their own system.