Just like others, I have some concerns about the practicality and safety of this solution.

First of all, relying solely on signals from Twitter to make trades is risky, as the information on Twitter can be unreliable and manipulated. The crypto market is volatile, and making decisions based on unverified information can lead to significant losses.

After that, connecting a third-party platform like Napcat with a trusted broker like Binance raises questions about data privacy and security. How will Napcat ensure that user data is protected from potential breaches or misuse? As a user, I would want to know how my data is being handled and protected.

Last but not the least, the use of automation platforms in trading can be both a blessing and a curse. We know that automation can streamline trading and reduce human error, but it can also lead to significant losses if not used correctly.