> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://twitterscore.gitbook.io/twitterscore/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://twitterscore.gitbook.io/twitterscore/twitterscore-features/top-researched.md). # Top Researched **Top Researched** is the 24-hour pulse of community curiosity on TwitterScore — which accounts the platform's users are actively looking up right now. It's a raw demand signal: what crypto Twitter wants to learn about today. The page has **two tabs**: * **Top 10 searched for 24 hours** — accounts typed into the search bar most often in the last day. Strong intent signal. * **Top 10 opened for 24 hours** — account profiles opened most often in the last day. Broader interest signal (includes clicks from other features, not just search). **Columns shown:** * **Rank (#)** — position in the daily Top 10 * **Username** — avatar, name, and @handle * **Description** — account bio * **Twitter Score** — current Score (0–1000) {% hint style="info" %} **Top Researched vs. Trending vs. Smart Mentions** — **Top Researched** = what users are *curious* about right now (search demand). **Trending** = what is *growing* in Score (objective momentum). **Smart Mentions** = what *influential accounts* are talking about. {% endhint %} **Common use cases:** * **Early narrative spotting** — accounts climbing here before they appear in Trending often signal an emerging story (rumour, launch, controversy). * **Pre-launch attention check** — a new project landing in Top Searched on launch day = community is actually paying attention. * **Investigate a low-Score outlier** — a high-rank account with low Score (like #4 Miden, Score 2) means heavy curiosity for a still-tiny presence — worth a look. [Open Top Researched →](https://twitterscore.io/topResearched)