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Fee-Claim & Burn Alerts

Two alerts that follow what happens on-chain to tokens people have been pasting:

  • Fee-claim alerts: a token’s creator, or whoever its trading fees go to, claims those fees. That’s value leaving the token.
  • Burn alerts: some of a token’s supply is burned for good.

Both are off until you switch them on, and both follow recently pasted tokens, not your /add watchlist.

  • In a group: every token pasted in that group, for as long as the Window you choose (24h by default).
  • In your DM: every token you pasted in a group that Prysm is in, within your window. Contracts you send to Prysm in your DM don’t count.

Once a token’s window runs out, it drops off on its own. Pasting it again starts the window over.

  1. Run /settings: in your DM for personal alerts, or in the group for group alerts. In a group, only admins can change these.

  2. Tap Alerts, then Fee-Claim Alerts or Burn Alerts.

  3. Turn the switch on, then pick your options.

If a button is missing, that alert isn’t available on the bot right now.

In a group with forum topics, alerts go to the topic where the token was most recently pasted.

Some tokens on Solana and Base send part of their trading fees to a recipient: the creator, or someone the creator named (a fee-share wallet, a charity, an X or GitHub account). When that recipient claims, you get an alert.

Option Choices
Alert on 👤 Creator: only the creator claiming. 💰 Beneficiary (default): anyone other than the creator, including fee-share recipients. Both: every claim.
Chains All chains, ◎ Solana or ⟠ EVM.
Window 24h, 72h or 7d.
Min claim Skip claims worth less than $5, $25, $100 or $500. Off alerts on every claim.
🟣 Pepe Coin ($PEPE)

💰 Beneficiary claimed 12.5 SOL ($2,104)
Unclaimed: 0.41 SOL · Total claimed: 88.2 SOL ($14,851)
  • First line: the token name (links to its chart) and $SYMBOL (links to the token on the explorer).
  • Claim line: who claimed and how much. The amount links to the claim transaction. It reads 👤 Creator claimed for the creator. When fees go to an X or GitHub account, it starts with that account’s @handle, linked to the profile. On Base it reads 💸 Fee recipient claimed, usually in WETH, with the token amount beside it.
  • Footer: what’s still Unclaimed, and the Total claimed so far, when known.

When a claim pays out to several people at once, the alert shows the split:

🟣 Pepe Coin ($PEPE)

🤝 Fee-share distributed 5.2 SOL ($875) across 3 recipients

👤 7xKXt received 2.6 SOL ($437)
@devname received 1.3 SOL ($219)
Ab3dE received 1.3 SOL ($219)

Total claimed: 41.0 SOL ($6,900)

Each recipient is a link to their wallet (last five characters) or their account. The creator is marked 👤.

/unclaimed <token address>

Shows each recipient of a Solana or Base token and what they could claim right now. Useful between alerts, since an alert fires just after a claim, when little is left. A Base token needs at least one claim seen by Prysm before it can be looked up.

A burn permanently removes tokens from supply. Prysm only reports real burns: a burn on Solana, or tokens sent to the zero or dead address on EVM chains. A normal transfer out of a wallet never counts.

Option Choices
Window 24h, 72h or 7d.
Min burn Skip burns worth less than $5, $25, $100 or $500. Off alerts on all.
Min supply share Skip burns smaller than 0.1%, 0.5%, 1% or 5% of supply. Off alerts on all.
Chains All chains, ◎ Solana or ⟠ EVM. Only shown when burns are watched on both.

A burn must clear both floors. If the price or supply isn’t known at that moment, that floor lets the burn through rather than hiding it.

🔷 Pepe Coin ($PEPE)

🔥 1.2M PEPE burned ($450 · 1.2% of supply)
by 9f8e2

Total burned: 5.4M PEPE
  • The amount links to the burn transaction.
  • by is the last five characters of the wallet that burned, linked to it. It’s left out when one transaction had several burners.
  • Total burned counts every burn Prysm has seen on that token while watching it.
  • Each transaction alerts once per chat, even if it’s seen twice.
  • There’s a daily cap per chat for each of these alerts. If you hit it, alerts resume the next day.