Ted Cruz Post Counter (Live)

This live Ted Cruz post counter tracks every qualified post in the current Polymarket weekly market window — refreshed every 60 seconds and shown next to the official XTracker settlement count. Same data pipeline as our Elon Musk tweet counter, pointed at @tedcruz.

Live data from the free tweet count API. Display refreshes every 30 seconds.

What counts as a post

Ted Cruz post markets use the same settlement rules as the other Polymarket tweet-count markets: main-feed posts, quote posts, reposts, and main-feed replies count; regular replies and community reposts don't. Deleted posts still count if the tracker captured them before deletion. Polystrike classifies every post against these rules in real time — the full breakdown is in how the counting works.

Two numbers matter on settlement day: the XTracker oracle count (what Polymarket pays out on, updated roughly every 5 minutes) and the real count (Polystrike's independent 60-second counter). The cards above show both, plus the UI counter from Polymarket's own page.

Track it programmatically (free API)

The Cruz counter is a public endpoint — no key, no signup, 100 requests/hour:

curl https://polystrike.xyz/api/v1/meta/cruz

See the tweet count API overview or the full Cruz endpoint reference.

FAQ

How many posts has Ted Cruz made this week?

The live counter on this page shows the current qualified-post count for every active Polymarket Ted Cruz window. It includes main-feed posts, quote posts, and reposts, per Polymarket's settlement rules, and the underlying count refreshes every 60 seconds.

What counts as a post in Ted Cruz markets?

Main-feed posts, quote posts, reposts, and replies that appear in the main feed all count. Regular replies and community reposts do not. Deleted posts still count if they were captured before deletion.

When do Ted Cruz post markets settle?

Each market covers the window in its title — typically one week — and settles on the XTracker oracle count at the end timestamp. The countdown on each card above shows exactly how long the current window has left.

How is this different from checking his X profile?

Scrolling the profile misses the settlement rules: replies mostly don't count, deleted posts do, and the oracle takes its own snapshots. Polystrike classifies every post against the actual rules and shows the count that matters for the market.