The token scanner your group already trusts.
Paste a contract in Telegram and get the facts that matter in one card: holders, snipers, deployer history, charts, and checksum matches across 1,548,982 stored contracts. Then keep the conversation going with calls, alerts, paper trading, and games.
- 70M+
- Commands processedsince 2022
- 104K
- Groups servedall time
- 1.5M
- Contracts fingerprinted189K distinct shapes
- 26
- Chainsfull security stack on 5
It never touches your funds
Proficy cannot execute a trade, has no wallet connection and will never ask for a key. It reads public chain data. The trading links hand you to partners who do that part.
There is no Proficy token
There never has been, and there is no presale, airdrop or points program coming. Anything calling itself $PROFICY belongs to somebody else.
FAQ →Free, with no tier above it
No scan limit, no paywalled command, no premium plan, and nothing on this page is a trial. The bot runs on projects paying for the one labeled promo line at the foot of each card, and on nothing else.
How ads work →Groups arrive for the scan. They stay for what is under it.
Proficy has been answering in Telegram groups since 2022. Everything below runs in the chat you already have open, free, and the order is roughly the order groups reach for it in.
One paste, and the whole token comes back
Price, liquidity, holders, snipers, deployer history, tax simulation, mint and freeze authorities, in one message, in about a second. The card prints its own shortcuts, so nobody pastes that address twice.
paste a contract$ticker/p_/wh_Charts in the chat, fifteen timeframes
Fifteen of them, /1s through /1w, each one a tap under the image you just got. The second most used thing in the product after scanning, and often the reason a group that already has a scanner adds this one.
/c_/1s/15m/4h/1wCalls, and a leaderboard nobody can game
Proficy keeps the timestamp, grades the call on what the token did afterwards, and renders the result as a card the caller can post. Five ranks sit on top of that, from Amateur to Oracle.
/calls/mycalls/pnlAnd what is being said about it
One tap under any scan card reads the live X timeline and four years of our own scan history back to you, privately: who is posting, how many are the same eight accounts, and whether more groups are looking it up today than yesterday.
/ai/lore/xs/xalertsChecksum: what that code did last time
Proficy keeps the compiled bytecode of every contract it has ever read, and 171,131 of those tokens it saw before any other bot did. Paste a new one and the card comes back with the other tokens built from the same code.
/ce_/cb_/cs_/cr_Trending that is actual search volume
Search volume, not a rate card. /top10 drops the same ranking into your own chat with a timeframe and a chain under it, and the six channels carry it for whoever is not in the group.
/trending/top10There is more than fits in six cards: holder maps, bubble maps, launchpad feeds, market heatmaps, 24-hour volume boards, translation into nine languages, X and TikTok links expanded back into readable posts, paper trading, and a casino. The full command list is in the docs.
Every line on the card is a question someone asked in a group chat.
One real Solana scan, unedited, artwork and buttons exactly as it arrives. Around 15,658 of these go out a day. Seven of the lines do the work.
- 1
Snipers: 1% · Dev: 2 launchedWho got in at block zero, and who deployed it
How much of supply the first buyers took, next to how many tokens this deployer has launched before. One percent to snipers from a second-ever launch is a different object from forty percent from a wallet on its ninetieth.
- 2
Holders: 49.8K | Top 10: 11.11% ($57.8K)Concentration, before you size a position
What the ten largest wallets hold between them, in percent and in dollars, then the ladder itself on the line below. Every rung opens that account on Solscan, so wallets funded from the same place are one tap from being obvious. A flat ladder is worse news than a steep one: ten wallets holding nearly the same percentage is not what organic distribution looks like.
- 3
ATH: 34.5M (48.4x) 4w agoHow far it has already run
All-time high market cap, the multiple from here, and how long ago. A 48x that happened four weeks ago is a very different chart from one that happened this morning, and the card refuses to let you read the first number without the third.
- 4
DEXT: 42/100 | Organic: 56/100 | DEX Paid ✅Third-party scores, printed rather than averaged
The DEXTools audit score; the organic score, which is how much of the trading looks like real separate buyers rather than wash volume between wallets that funded each other; and whether the team has paid for their DEXScreener listing. We do not fold these into one traffic light, because a single grade is where a scanner starts lying to you.
- 5
Renounced, Mint (off) ✅, Freezable (off) ✅What the deployer can still do to you
Ownership renounced, mint authority revoked, freeze authority revoked. If mint is still on, the supply can grow while you hold it. If freeze is still on, your tokens can be made untradeable. Three words, and they decide whether anything above them means anything.
- 6
Checksum: 3% rug (16 / 608)not on the card beside this, from the Robinhood Chain cardThe rug history of the code itself
EVM chains only, and the reason people bring EVM contracts here rather than anywhere else. Proficy compiles every contract it sees down to a fingerprint of its own, so a new token is matched against 1,548,982 stored contracts, grouped into 189,465 distinct shapes, and the card says how many of the matches are dead. A serial deployer can change the name, the ticker and the address. Changing the code means writing a different token.
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𝕏: 20+ recent posts in 3d 1.52K views /xs_ApZuxdpzAnd the one line that is not on a chain
How many posts about this token have gone up, over what window, and how many views they drew. Twenty in an hour on a thin token is a coordinated push; twenty over three days is a token people happen to be discussing. The shortcut opens the posts themselves, which is the next section.
The other half of a token is not on a chain.
A scan card tells you what a token is. It cannot tell you that the same eight accounts have been posting about it all week, that it was first seen in one group two months ago at $51K, or that four new people looked it up in the last day. Proficy reads 70,630,512 of its own scans and the live X timeline, and answers that in one card.
PROFICY AI · $PONS · ROBINHOODPROFICY STATS /p_7f813c4571One tap on 🔮 under any scan card. Only you see it. Every heading in it is a shortcut into the longer answer behind it.
- The block nobody else can compute
- PROFICY STATS is not a model talking. It is a query over every scan this bot has ever answered: when the token was first seen and at what market cap, what it peaked at, how many groups have looked at it, and whether that number is rising right now. A token going from one group to fifteen in an hour is the highest-signal thing in the database, and it is not for sale anywhere.
- It arrives privately, off a tap
- The 🔮 button sits under every scan card, so nobody has to know the command exists. The report comes back as a message only you can see, in the group, with a button to post it publicly if you decide the room should read it. The card used to print a /ai_ shortcut instead and almost nobody used it: a line of card space nobody taps is worse than a button.
- The social read is a warning, not a score
- Every other product that reads X hands back a sentiment score. A score cannot tell you that 22 of the 77 posts came from the same 8 accounts, or that 2 of them were running word-for-word identical copy. Ours counts those and prints them, then shows you the posts so you can check the count.
/lore: what is this thing, in two sentences
The smallest answer here and the most used thing we shipped this quarter. Somebody posts a ticker nobody recognises, and rather than four people opening four tabs, one reply answers it. It reads the project’s own profile and posts, and the card says plainly that that is what it is doing.
PROFICY LORE · $PONS · ROBINHOOD/xs is X Search, and it hands you the posts rather than a score.
Post count, account count, views and age, then the two warnings that matter: how many posts are repeats from the same handful of accounts, and how many accounts are running word-for-word identical copy. Then the posts themselves, so the summary can be checked against what was actually said.
It searches a contract, a ticker, a phrase or a handle, and every full scan card carries a 𝕏 line with the /xs_ shortcut for that exact token. Four views sit under the answer: an overview, the top posts by reach, the newest, and a breakdown by account.
The two loudest posts about Pons were a $5-to-$1M thread and somebody bragging about a different token entirely. That is the whole argument for showing them instead of averaging them into a number.
- 1. @EdwardTWinz · 1w · ♥2K 👁542KI’m back and ready to run it up again. 💰 $5 to $1M starts NOW 🧠 The next $pons, the next $ai, the next $ZCAT – I’m coming for YOU! Want to…
- 2. @DannyCrypt · 11h · ♥948 👁106KMade over $161K off $PAID, sold it all today. $119 → $161K (1352x for me) ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS LISTEN TO THE FIRST CALLOUT.. I begged you…
- 3. @whalebelfort · 4d · ♥1.12K 👁63.2KThis is definitely something to watch if you missed $PONS. Community now equals ownership 👀 BULLISH.
Every group has someone who says they called it.
Proficy settles it with timestamps. Log a scan as your call in one tap, and the bot tracks its peak for as long as the token lives, then ranks the group on who is actually right.
Both the offer and the confirmation are private. The group finds out what you called when the card gets posted, which is your choice and usually happens later.
- The prompt only you can see
- Scan a token and Proficy offers, privately, to log it as your call. Nobody else in the group sees the offer, the entry market cap is copied off the scan that already happened, and the whole thing costs one tap. That ephemeral message is the feature: a bot that had to be addressed with a command would be used by the three people who read the docs.
- Scored on the peak, not the price now
- A call is measured by the highest market cap the token reached after it was called, for as long as its pair stays alive. Scoring on today’s price measures when somebody sold, which is a different skill. This measures the call.
- Alpha and gamble are separate records
- A gamble is tracked and can still make a card worth posting, but it never touches a ranked record. Without that split, one 500x on a coin flip outranks a year of being right and the board becomes a lottery nobody trusts. The third card below is exactly that case: 14.1x at the peak, down 67% now, and correctly worth zero points.
- Nobody can claim someone else’s scan
- Telegram authenticates who sent the message, and only the person who ran the scan is offered the prompt. One call per token, ever, so a dip cannot be farmed. A rank stays hidden until enough calls have graded, too, because everyone’s first lucky call would otherwise make them an Oracle.
Ranks, by win rate on graded alpha calls
- Oracle70% and up
- Guru60% and up
- Contender50% and up
- Novice40% and up
- Amateurbelow 40%
A win is a call that hit 2x or better, and ranks are alpha-only. Across every alpha call logged so far, 183 of 484 have hit 2x, so an Oracle is rare.
Three cards, and what separates them is the whole feature.
All three are real and all three post straight into the chat. A scan card is free evidence you were early and nobody had to claim it. An alpha call is a ranked record. A gamble is a gamble, marked UNRANKED, worth zero points, and still very much worth posting.
The same table our competitors publish, with the rows they leave out.
Bytecode checksum and rug history
Proficy- 1.5M contracts
Phanes- deployer only
Rick- deployer only
PIRBView- deployer only
Free, with no token
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- boosts, Pro
- Rick
- premium tier
- PIRBView
- $PIRB
AI research grounded in four years of scan history
- Proficy
- scan history
- Phanes
- not documented
- Rick
- AI analysis
- PIRBView
- not documented
Every X post about a token, in the chat
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- not documented
- Rick
- profiles only
- PIRBView
- not documented
Follow any X account for post alerts
- Proficy
- any account
- Phanes
- curated list
- Rick
- no
- PIRBView
- not documented
Calls, tracked to peak, with a leaderboard
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- ✓Yes
- Rick
- ✓Yes
- PIRBView
- not documented
Charts rendered in the chat
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- ✓Yes
- Rick
- ✓Yes
- PIRBView
- ✓Yes
Stocks, ETFs and indexes
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- ✓Yes
- Rick
- ✓Yes
- PIRBView
- no
Paper trading at live prices
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- no
- Rick
- games only
- PIRBView
- not documented
Public trending board on the web
- Proficy
- ✓Yes
- Phanes
- ✓Yes
- Rick
- not documented
- PIRBView
- not documented
Discord as well as Telegram
- Proficy
- no
- Phanes
- ✓Yes
- Rick
- ✓Yes
- PIRBView
- not documented
Bot speaks your language
- Proficy
- translation only
- Phanes
- 18 languages
- Rick
- not documented
- PIRBView
- not documented
Every cell is read from that product’s own public documentation, never inferred from a landing page. The last two rows are ones we lose, and they are real. The full table, with sources and what each row means.
Four assets, one pair of axes, inside a Telegram message.
/sc takes a list rather than one token, rebases them to zero and puts them on the same axes, so a group can argue about SUI against BTC against NVDA without anybody opening an app. Same command, same period ladder, same indicators, whether the thing you named is a ticker, an index or a contract address.
- Up to five things, on the same axes
sc btc,eth,ada,sui 4h widecompares four coins./sc nvda,btc 1mocompares a stock against one.sc solbtc 1hcharts the ratio between two. A comparison only works rebased, so every series starts at zero and the spread between the lines is the read, which is the question a group is usually asking when somebody posts a chart.- Down to fifteen-second candles, with the controls attached
- Nineteen intervals on an equity, fifteen on a pool, from fifteen seconds out to 2021 where the pool is that old. Heikin Ashi, Bollinger Bands, a moving average of any period, a log axis, a 1920px canvas. Every one of them is a button under the chart that just arrived, so the next version is a tap rather than a command somebody has to remember.
- A ticker and a contract address go in the same slot
- Stocks, ETFs and indexes are here, and so is every pool on twenty-six chains, through one command. An unrecognised stock name falls through to an exact DEX token search on its own, so nobody has to know which kind of thing they are asking about before they ask, and the NVDA line in the chart above is on the same axes as three coins because of it.
Everything /sc takes
- Stock, index and major-crypto candles
- 1m 3m 5m 15m 30m 1h 2h 3h 4h 1d 5d 1w 2w 1mo 3mo 6mo 1y 5y max
- DEX contract candles
- 15s 30s 1m 3m 5m 15m 30m 1h 2h 3h 4h 12h 1d 1w 1mo
- Options
widea 1920px canvas instead of 1280log / linearthe axis, when a 10x range flattens everythingashiHeikin Ashi candles, for reading a trend rather than a priceema20 / sma50moving averages, any period you namebbtwenty-period Bollinger Bandsnvdrop the volume pane
Send /sc on its own for the built-in guide, and the Guide button under any chart for what each indicator actually means. They are described as context, never as signals.
One message, editing itself, forever.
Every trending channel posts. @ProficyTrending edits. The board and the charts above it are rebuilt about once a minute inside the same message, so a subscriber gets one pinned thing that is always current instead of forty notifications an hour.
- 1. Tako - SOL L 67.1K V 3.23M 1.08K%
- 2. X - robinhood L 14.8K V 512K 1.67K%
- 3. PAIR - robinhood L 108K V 4.96M 105K%
- 4. 1 - robinhood L 22K V 363K 515%
- 5. MEMESTOCK - robinhood L 7.36K V 115K -28.2%
- 6. PONS - robinhood L 1.61M V 4.9M 72%
- 7. ELON - robinhood
- 8. STACY - SOL L 99.9K V 5.8M 2.11K%
- 9. carpet - SOL
- 10. COPPERINU - robinhood L 170K V 8.24M 25.1K%
A recording of the real channel, down to the view counter and the “edited” stamp: 78,800 people looking at one message rather than a feed. The ranking is scan volume across every group running Proficy, so it turns over in minutes, and nothing can be bought into it without being labeled. The live board is here.
- The ranking is search volume, not a rate card
- What sits at the top is what the most groups are scanning right now, counted from the same 15,658 scans a day that produce everything else on this page. Paid slots exist and they are marked as paid. They do not displace an organic row and they never enter
/trendingas though they had earned it. - Ten live charts, refreshed in place above the board
- Every token in the ten carries a chart, and the images are replaced inside the existing message rather than reposted. Nobody else builds a channel this way, which is why ours reads like a terminal and everyone else’s reads like a feed.
Two ways a project buys into this
- Trending
- A labeled slot in the ranking and in all six channels. From $50 for four hours.
- Bot Promo
- The PROMO line at the bottom of every scan card, in every group, on every chain. It is the last line of the two cards in the demo at the top of this page.
Twenty-six chains, and five of them get the full security stack.
Checksum history, holder distribution, sniper detection and tax simulation run on the five networks where almost everything actually happens. The other twenty-one are priced, charted and tracked. Both lists are here because a flat wall of twenty-six logos is a promise that breaks on somebody's first scan.
Robinhood Chain is the one worth pointing at, and not because we index it: by now most bots do. On Robinhood, Proficy prints buy and sell tax from a simulated round trip through the router, the honeypot check that comes with it, and the bytecode checksum and deployer history. Those are the lines that matter on a chain whose tokens are a day old, and they are mostly missing elsewhere.
Scans by chain · 30 days
- Solana252,821
- Robinhood Chain92,083
- BNB Chain72,878
- Ethereum35,968
- Base11,835
- HyperEVM2,792
- PulseChain1,845
- Polygon1,383
- TON852
- Everything else2,536
Across 474,993 scans.
Solanafull
Ethereumfull
BNB ChainfullBasefullRobinhood Chainfull
Arbitrum
Avalanche
TON
Tron
Sui
Unichain
XRPL
Cronos
AptosPolygonHyperEVMPulseChainAbstractMonadInkBlastLineaScrollSeiPlasmaStablePut your token in front of people already looking at charts.
Around 15,658 scans a day across thousands of live trading groups. Your line rides the scan card, or your token sits in the trending ranking. Priced per hour, paid in USDC, SOL, ETH or BNB, booked in about two minutes.
We publish measured placements, not a sum of every member who ever joined a group. Here is the difference.