Command reference

The welcome message, and shortcuts into the four main areas.

Eight buttons: Add to your group first, then Trending, Calls & Ranks, Stocks & Charts, Games, the full command list, this site, and the updates channel. It is the most typed command on the bot, which is why it is a menu rather than a sentence.

Every command the bot answers, grouped, in one message.

Full token scan: price, security, holders, checksum, links.

The core command, and the one every other feature hangs off. Pasting a bare contract address does the same thing without typing anything. Works on 27 chains; the full security stack runs on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain.

the second letter is the chain: /ce_ Ethereum · /cb_ BNB Chain · /cs_ Base · /cr_ Robinhood Chain

Contract checksum: every other token deployed from the same bytecode.

There is one command per chain and the card always prints the right one, so this is almost never typed by hand. Proficy fingerprints contract bytecode and stores it, so a scanned token is matched against 1,610,498 stored contracts grouped into 192,263 distinct code shapes, and the card reports how many of the matches are dead. A serial deployer cannot hide behind a new name and a new address, because the compiled code is the fingerprint. Solana programs are not fingerprinted this way, so a Solana card carries no checksum at all.

the second letter is the chain: /de_ Ethereum · /db_ BNB Chain · /ds_ Base · /dr_ Robinhood Chain

Everything this deployer has ever launched, and how it ended.

The same idea applied to the wallet rather than the code. Reached from the Dev line on an EVM scan card.

also /wh_<id> from older cards; a bare /wh is not a command

The holder map: whales, top 10 and top 20 share, LP burn and bundles.

Almost always reached by tapping the word Holders on a scan card, which opens it in your DM. The card used to print a /wh_ shortcut instead, and it was tapped 31 times in a week against more than 114,000 group scans, so it came off. Typed, it needs a full contract or pair address: /wallets resolves an address, not a ticker, so /wallets pepe does not work. Neither does /wh on its own, because the bot only matches /wh when an underscore follows it, so “/wh 0xabc…” falls through and runs an ordinary scan instead. Holder data is read for Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain.

Bubble map of the top holders and how their wallets connect.

Renders holder clustering so bundled supply and linked wallets are visible at a glance. Reachable from the 🫧 Map link on any scan card, and available on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Solana, which are the chains Bubblemaps covers.

The deployer: balance, launch record, best token, and whether they still hold.

The typed form of tapping Dev on a scan card. How many tokens the wallet has launched and how many graduated, its best launch by ATH, its last launch, 30-day trading results, how much of this token it and its team wallets still hold, and on EVM chains the Proficy launch record of every contract it deployed. Also works as a reply to a scan with no address.

four views of one token: /snipers · /bundlers · /insiders · /fresh

The tagged wallets on a token, wallet by wallet.

The typed form of tapping Snipers, Bundles or Fresh on a scan card. How many wallets carry the tag, how much of supply they still hold, how many have sold out and what they realized, then the top fifteen with their holding, value and profit. /fresh adds how many were created in the last day and week. Read for Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain.

Stock, ETF and index quotes.

Price, change, previous close, volume, year to date and both ends of the 52-week range, with a /sc_ chart shortcut under it.

Smart Charts: stocks, indexes, major crypto and DEX pools, one command.

Takes a ticker, an index, a major coin or a raw contract address. Stock and major-crypto candles run 1m to max; a contract address charts the pool off paid GeckoTerminal data, down to 15-second candles and back to 2021 where the pool is that old. Up to five comma-separated assets are drawn on one pair of axes, and a pair like solbtc charts the ratio. Options: wide, log/linear, ashi (Heikin Ashi), ema20 or sma50 at any period, bb (Bollinger Bands), nv (no volume pane), and the colour overrides colinv, allgreen, allred. An unknown stock name falls through to an exact DEX token search on its own. Send /sc by itself for the built-in guide, and the Guide button under any chart for what each indicator means; they are described as context, never as signals.

Token chart, rendered in the chat.

Add "i" to any chart command for the detailed variant: /ci, /1hi, /4hi.

Per-block chart, the tightest timeframe available.

One-minute chart.

Three-minute chart.

Five-minute chart.

Ten-minute chart.

Fifteen-minute chart.

Thirty-minute chart.

One-hour chart.

Two-hour chart.

Four-hour chart.

Eight-hour chart.

Twelve-hour chart.

Daily chart.

Three-day chart.

Weekly chart.

What Proficy users are searching for right now.

Not a paid ranking dressed up as data: it is the actual search volume across every group running the bot, which is why it moves before a token appears anywhere else. Rotates completely within minutes.

The whole market on one card: cap, fear and greed, dominance, top ten.

Total market cap with its move and the last hour’s money flow, the fear and greed index against last week, BTC dominance, the altcoin season index, and the top ten coins by market cap with their price and change. Buttons switch the window (1H, 1D, 7D, 1M) and swap the card for a crypto heatmap of the top fifty or a heatmap of the largest US stocks. /pmarket is there for groups where another bot already answers /market.

Top coins and a consolidated market overview.

Market heatmap and BTC dominance.

Top DEX volume, by chain.

Hot trending pairs on DEXTools.

A different population from /trending, which is our own search volume, and worth reading against it. /ave still answers with the Ave.ai equivalent but has come off the printed list.

Every new ETH and BSC pair from the past 24 hours.

Binance futures long/short ratio.

FedWatch target rates for the next FOMC meeting.

Bitcoin fear and greed index.

Current Ethereum gas prices.

Log the token you just scanned as your call.

Entry market cap is copied straight off the scan you already ran, so logging a call costs nothing extra. A background resolver then tracks the token’s peak FDV for as long as its pair stays live. Success is measured as the peak reached after the call, not the price now, which rewards the call rather than the caller’s exit timing. Alpha calls affect points, win rate and rank; gamble calls are tracked and can still make a card, but never touch a ranked record.

The group board, and the panel that holds every other view.

One panel: this group’s board, the global board across every Proficy group, your own rank, and proof of early. Ranking is on alpha calls only, by points and win rate, so one 500x lottery ticket does not buy a season. /rank and /early used to be separate commands and are now buttons here, because this is where you already are when you want either.

Your own calls, ranked by peak.

Milestone alerts, prompts and a permanent opt-out.

A PnL card for a call or a scan, ready to post.

A landscape card with the token’s banner and logo, the peak multiple, the entry, how long ago, and the climb from the entry to the peak. On its own it offers your own calls; with a symbol or contract it goes straight to one; as a reply to a scan card it draws that scan. The /pnl_ shortcut under a scan card’s first-scan credit always draws that credited scan.

Automated trending alerts, posted to your group on a schedule.

Pick a chain and a frequency. Over 33 million have been delivered, and the feature is deliberately not advertised on the site: it is by far the most expensive thing we run per group served.

Automated DEXTools volume alerts for your group.

Your group’s top searches and its biggest gainers.

Built from what the group actually scanned, so it doubles as a record of who found what first.

Expand X and TikTok links into a preview Telegram will render.

X and TikTok stopped rendering previews in Telegram. With this on, the bot replaces a pasted post with the post itself: author, verified badge, reply and like counts, timestamp and the text, plus whatever you typed around the link. Toggled per group, admin only, off by default.

Every switch for this chat, in one panel.

Six toggles (scan replies, charts, the token image above a scan, X and TikTok previews, games, and the buttons under a scan card) plus the card shape: Full, Compact or Minimal. The shape row previews each one as a sample card inside the panel itself, so all three can be compared before any of them is committed to. Calls is deliberately not in here: a destructive switch sitting in a grid of checkboxes is a mis-tap generator, so it lives in the /calls panel where somebody is already thinking about calls.

Promote a token or channel on @ProficyPriceBot.

One research card per token: risk, our own scan history, and what X is saying.

Reached by tapping 🔮 under any scan card, which is how almost everyone gets there; the typed form takes a contract address. The answer is private to you, inside the group, with a button to post it publicly if you want the room to read it. Most of the card needs no model at all: SECURITY reads the chain, CHART reads the price, and PROFICY STATS reads our own scan history, which is the block nothing else can produce. It says when the token was first seen and at what market cap, what it peaked at, how many groups have scanned it, and whether that count is climbing right now. The Take, Lore and Watch lines on top are one model call over a live X search. Contract addresses only, deliberately: a ticker resolves to a token, never reliably to the token, and a confident answer about the wrong asset is worse than no answer at all.

The story behind a ticker, in two sentences.

Reply /lore to any scan, or send it with a ticker. It reads the project’s own site, its X profile and its posts, says what the thing actually claims to be and what it last announced, with its website and X links under it. The card states plainly that it is a summary of what a project says about itself and may be inaccurate, because that distinction is the whole value: knowing what is claimed is not the same as knowing it is true. It is also the Lore line inside the /ai card, and it is the most used thing we shipped this quarter.

Every recent X post about a token, with the manipulation tells on top.

Post count, account count, views and age, then the warnings: how many of the posts are repeats from the same handful of accounts, and how many accounts are running word-for-word identical copy. Then the posts themselves, because a sentiment number cannot be checked and a post can. Four views under the card: overview, top by reach, newest, and a breakdown by account. Every full scan card also carries a 𝕏 line for that exact token, and tapping it opens this.

Follow any X account and get its posts as cards in your chat.

Any account, not a menu of the ones we happen to track already: give it a handle and it starts watching. Up to 25 accounts per group and 5 in a DM, and DMs are supported, which is the case most alert products skip. When a followed account posts a contract address the alert is not a repost, it is a scan result: the same chart, terminal and trading-bot links a scan card carries, so the token is one tap from tradeable.

Live crypto Twitter, without opening the app.

Top traders: who actually made money on a token.

Reached by tapping the word Top on a scan card’s holder line, or typed with a contract. Where the holder map answers “who holds it”, this answers “who got paid”, which is a different question and usually a more revealing one.

Web search with a live AI answer, plus images and video.

Reply to any message to get an AI response about it.

Latest crypto, stocks, tech, world and sports news.

add a language code for a target other than English: /translatecn /translatees /translatefr /translatede /translatejp /translatevi /translategr /translatehr

Translate text, or a replied-to message, into any of nine languages.

Bare /translate goes to English. The eight suffixed forms target Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Vietnamese, Greek and Croatian instead. Either form works on its own text or on whatever you replied to, including a photo caption. Reply-and-translate is the common case in a mixed-language group: nobody has to copy the message out first.

Generate an image.

Every Proficy paper-chip game, in one menu.

Also carries the chat’s Community Lucky Pot, and the switch a chat administrator uses to turn games off for everyone. Turning them off blocks new bets but still lets a game already in flight finish, so no stake is ever stranded.

Free paper chips, four times a day.

/claim pays a flat amount and /roll pays a random one with a lottery chance. Both reset on the clock rather than on a rolling timer from your own last use, at 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTC, so everyone in the chat unlocks at the same moment.

Your paper trading portfolio.

Your group’s paper trading leaderboard.

Ranks traders by portfolio value, with buttons for percent gain, chips on hand, all-time high, claim streak, and chips sent or received. Pages through up to 100 traders.

Paper-trade any token at the live price.

Reply /buy 500 to a scan card to open a position in that token at the price on the card.

Close a paper position at the live price.

Multiplayer Texas Hold’em: one hand, a bot table, or a full sit & go.

Three modes behind one picker. vs Players is a ring game: everyone buys in for the same amount and the winner takes the pot. Bot Table seats you against three bot personalities that play differently, with blinds that climb and a cash-out between hands. Sit & Go is a freezeout for 2 to 8 players, last stack takes the lot. Human hole cards are delivered as Telegram ephemeral messages: a real bubble in the group that only you can see, so nobody has to leave for a DM. That needs the bot to be a group administrator; where it is not, the table falls back to DMs and says so in the lobby. Bot Table is the exception and stays fully public, because there is no human opponent to hide from.

The same picker, plus Ultimate Hold’em against the house.

Ultimate is the one hold’em mode with a dealer rather than a table: ante, blind, and room for a 4x raise, which is why it needs a larger balance than a poker seat does.

Blackjack against the house.

A fresh single deck every hand, so there is no shoe to count and the odds are friendlier than a casino’s six-deck game. A natural pays 3:2 and the dealer stands on soft 17. Hit, stand and double are buttons.

Pass-line craps, house or player-vs-player.

Single-zero roulette, bets on buttons.

Red, black, odd, even, 1-18 and 19-36 pay 2x; dozens and columns 3x; a single number 36x. The wheel is posted as its own animated message and spins before the pocket is shown. A straight-up hit can be posted to the group as a card.

Three-reel slot machine.

One roll each, highest pin count wins. House or player.

Resolves on Telegram’s own animated bowling emoji, so the result is decided by Telegram before the bot sees it.

One shot each, best shot wins. House or player.

A separate game from /bowl, on the same escrow. Also resolves on Telegram’s animated emoji.

One throw each against the house, higher score wins.

A win pays 2x. A tie replays, and five tied rounds in a row refund the stake. Resolves on Telegram’s animated darts emoji, like bowling and basketball, so the throw is decided before the bot sees it. If you go idle the bot throws for you.

Coinflip against another player: straight 50/50, winner takes the pot.

The same game the 🪙 Coinflip button in /games opens. Both stakes are held the moment the challenge is accepted, and an unanswered challenge never ties up a chip.

Move chips around the group.

Your game record.

The full paper trading guide.