Add Prysm to a group
In a group, Prysm replies to pasted contracts with a scan card and keeps one watchlist the whole group shares. It’s separate from each member’s own DM watchlist.
Add the bot
Section titled “Add the bot”-
Open t.me/prysm and open the bot’s profile.
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Tap Add to Group (on some apps it’s in the ⋮ menu) and pick your group. You need to be allowed to add members there.
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Prysm joins and posts a welcome message.
Paste a contract here and I'll reply with a scan card: price, market cap, liquidity, safety checks and who called it first. Setup ☑ Prysm is an admin ☑ Scan cards on Get started 1. Paste a token contract in this chat. 2. Send /add <contract> to add it to this group's watchlist. 3. Send /prysm to see every command. Admins can pick the card's style, picture and buttons, switch scan cards off, or turn on the leaderboard in /settings → Scan. [ Scan settings ]
The Setup list shows how the group is set up right now:
- Prysm is an admin is ticked when you added Prysm as an admin. It’s optional; see Admin rights for the bot.
- Scan cards on is ticked when pasted contracts get a scan card. If you
add Prysm back to a group where an admin had switched them off, it stays
unticked and the steps start with
/addinstead.
Scan settings is a button. It opens the group’s Scan menu, the same one
as /settings → Scan. Only group admins can change it.
Pasting a contract
Section titled “Pasting a contract”When someone posts a message that is just a contract address, Prysm replies with a scan card: price, market cap, liquidity, safety checks, links and who called it first. The paste stays in the chat; it is the call. A contract inside a longer sentence gets no reply.
A paste doesn’t add the token to the group’s watchlist. Send
/add <contract> to do that. While scan cards are on, a
message with several contracts, one per line or separated by commas, adds
them all to the group’s watchlist at once.
The group’s watchlist holds up to 10 tokens. For more, contact the bot owner to request a higher limit.
Scan settings
Section titled “Scan settings”A group admin opens /settings → Scan (or taps the welcome message’s
button). From there they can:
- switch Scan Cards off, so pastes get no reply at all;
- pick the card’s Style: Classic, Table or Tree;
- pick the Picture on top: the token’s chart, its banner, or nothing.
With scan cards off, pasted contracts still count as calls, so the leaderboard keeps working.
Who can do what
Section titled “Who can do what”Anyone in the group can:
- add and remove tokens on the group’s watchlist (
/add,/remove); - view it with
/listor a chain shortcut like/sol; - set alerts that post in the group;
- run lookups like
/i,/og,/trendingand/pvp.
Only the person who pasted a contract can delete its scan card. Only the person who set a group alert, or an admin, can cancel it.
Only group admins can run:
| Command | What it’s for |
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/settings |
The group’s settings: Scan, Watchlist, Alerts, General, Experimental |
/listings |
CEX listing alerts for the group |
/keyword |
Alerts on new token launches by keyword |
/deployer |
Scan and track token deployers |
/migrate |
Move the group’s tokens after turning topics on or off |
/import |
Import a list of tokens into the group’s watchlist |
In a group, /prysm → Features marks these with a shield.
Admin rights for the bot
Section titled “Admin rights for the bot”Prysm doesn’t need to be an admin. Scan cards, commands, alerts and the leaderboard all work as a regular member.
The one thing admin rights add is tidying up. If you promote Prysm with the Delete messages right, it removes:
- the
/addand/removecommand messages once it has replied; - a pasted list of several contracts once they’re added;
- a pasted contract that gets the short token summary instead of a scan card.
A paste that gets a scan card is never removed. Without the right, these messages simply stay in the chat. Prysm doesn’t use any other admin right, so you can leave the rest unticked.
Forum topics
Section titled “Forum topics”In a group with topics, each topic keeps its own list: a token added in a
topic belongs to that topic, and /list in a topic shows that topic’s
tokens. /list in General shows every topic’s tokens. See Forum topics.
