What we do, what they do, and where we lose.
Read off each product’s own public material on 2026-08-29. Where it does not mention something, the cell says “not documented” rather than “no”. We are not going to win a row by assuming a feature is missing because nobody wrote it down.
| Feature | Proficy | Phanes | Rick | PIRBView |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bytecode checksum and rug historyFingerprint the compiled contract, then report every other token deployed from the same code and how many of them died. Rick and PIRBView both trace the deployer’s wallet, which catches a repeat deployer but not the same code redeployed from a fresh one. | 1.5M contracts | deployer only | deployer only | deployer only |
| Free, with no tokenEvery feature, every group, nothing gated behind a coin. | ✓ | boosts, Pro | premium tier | $PIRB |
| Calls, tracked to peak, with a leaderboard | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | not documented |
| Charts rendered in the chatFifteen timeframes, from per-block to weekly. | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stocks, ETFs and indexesQuotes and candles for equities beside the token commands. | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - |
| Paper trading at live pricesPositions marked against the real price, not a dice game. Rick ships blackjack and a coin flip; the paper portfolio is the part nobody else has. | ✓ | - | games only | not documented |
| Public trending board on the web | ✓ | ✓ | not documented | not documented |
| Discord as well as TelegramWe are Telegram only, and have no near-term plan to change that. | - | ✓ | ✓ | not documented |
| Bot speaks your languageWe translate into nine languages on request; we do not yet render the bot itself in them. | translation only | 18 languages | not documented | not documented |
The row that is actually the argument
Most of this table is parity. Every serious bot scans, charts and ranks calls, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling something. The first row is the one nobody else has: Proficy fingerprints the compiled bytecode of every contract it sees and keeps it, so a new token is matched against 1,548,982 stored contracts collapsing into 189,465 distinct code shapes, and the card tells you how many of the matches are already dead. A deployer can change the name, the ticker and the address. They cannot change the compiled code without starting over.
Rick and PIRBView both trace the deployer’s wallet, which is the same instinct and catches the same person launching twice. It stops working the moment they use a new wallet, which costs nothing. The bytecode does not change when the wallet does.
And the two where they are ahead
Phanes and Rick both run on Discord and we do not. And Phanes renders its whole interface in eighteen languages, set per group with a single command; we translate into nine on request, but the bot still speaks English at you either way. For a group that is not English-first, that is a real reason to pick them.
These are on the list. They are here because a comparison page with a clean sweep down our own column is worth nothing to the person reading it, and because we already publish the numbers that make us look smaller.
Every cell was read from that product’s own public command documentation on the date above. These are other people’s products and they ship constantly; if a cell here is out of date or wrong, tell us at support and we will correct it.