How Hydra X warms up a new X account
Three built-in plans, what each day allows, and why resting days do not count.
A new X account that starts posting and sending DMs on its first day looks like what it is. Hydra X does not let it. Every account assigned to a warming group starts at day one of a warm-up plan, and actions unlock in stages.
Three plans, one shape
Each plan starts with browsing and adds actions as the days pass:
- Fast, 7 days. Likes from day 2, follows from day 3, replies from day 4, posts from day 6, full limits on day 7.
- Default, 14 days. Likes from day 3, follows from day 5, replies from day 7, posts from day 10.
- Gentle, 21 days. Likes from day 5, follows from day 8, replies from day 12, posts from day 16.
Use Copy and edit to make your own from any of them without changing the original. A niche-warming group can also visit chosen profiles instead of only the home feed.
A warm-up day is a day spent warming
The counter is not the calendar. A day the account spends resting after a limit, or locked waiting for a person, does not advance it. And the workspace and group ceilings still apply as each action unlocks, so a plan opens the door; it never raises a limit.
When X asks for a check
A captcha, phone check or email code is for a person. Hydra X marks the account as needing you, and you open its Clout Browser profile and complete the check by hand. Repeated automated retries cannot solve it, so the account waits instead of trying.
The full rules, including the safety ceilings that sit on top of every plan, are in the accounts and safety chapters.