Supported chains
Prysm tracks tokens on the chains below. Paste or /add a contract from any
of them and Prysm works out the chain for you.
Every chain
Section titled “Every chain”| Chain | Shortcuts | Address looks like | /ath |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | /eth, /ethereum |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| Base | /base |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| BSC | /bsc, /bnb |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| Polygon | /polygon, /matic |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| Arbitrum | /arb, /arbitrum |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| Optimism | /op, /optimism |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| Avalanche | /avax, /avalanche |
0x + 40 hex characters |
Yes |
| MegaETH | /mega, /megaeth |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| HyperEVM | /hype, /hyperevm |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Robinhood | /rh, /robinhood |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| X Layer | /xlayer, /xl |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Ink | /ink |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Arc | /arc |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Elysium | /elysium, /ely |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Monad | /monad, /mon |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Sei | /sei |
0x + 40 hex characters (Sei’s EVM side) |
No |
| Unichain | /uni, /unichain |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Cronos | /cro, /cronos |
0x + 40 hex characters |
No |
| Solana | /sol, /solana |
EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v |
No |
| TON | /ton |
EQCxE6mUtQJKFnGfaROTKOt1lZbDiiX1kCixRv7Nw2Id_sDs (EQ… or UQ…) |
No |
| Tron | /tron, /trx |
TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t (starts with T) |
No |
| Sui | /sui |
0x2::sui::SUI (a coin type), or 0x + 64 hex characters |
No |
| Starknet | /stark, /strk, /starknet |
0x + up to 64 hex characters (0x04718f…938d); leading zeros can be left out |
No |
| XRPL | /xrp, /xrpl |
SOLO.rsoLo2S1kiGeCcn6hCUXVrCpGMWLrRrLZz (code + issuer), or the r… issuer alone |
No |
| NEAR | /near |
wrap.near (a token account ending in .near) |
No |
Paste addresses exactly as you copied them. Solana, TON, Tron and XRPL addresses are case-sensitive.
How Prysm picks the chain
Section titled “How Prysm picks the chain”For most chains the address itself gives the chain away: a Solana address, a TON address, a Tron address and so on can only belong to one chain, so Prysm goes straight to the token.
A 0x address with 64 hex characters can be a Sui object or a Starknet
token. Prysm checks which of the two has a market for it.
A 0x address with 40 hex characters is different: the same address can
exist on several EVM chains.
- Scan card. When you paste one, the scan card shows the chain where the token trades.
/add, or a paste with scan cards switched off. If the token trades on more than one chain, Prysm shows a chain picker with each chain’s liquidity, the highest first. Tap the one you want. If nobody picks within 60 seconds, Prysm picks the chain with the most liquidity.
Only the whole message counts as a paste. A contract inside a sentence gets no reply.
Chain shortcuts
Section titled “Chain shortcuts”Each shortcut shows your watchlist filtered to that chain, one line per token:
/sol/base/ethIn a group, a shortcut shows the group’s watchlist for that chain (in a forum topic, that topic’s tokens). If you have no tokens on that chain, Prysm says so.
Some commands also take a chain shortcut to narrow what they show:
/ath ethshows all-time highs for your Ethereum tokens only./athworks on the seven chains marked Yes above; for any other chain Prysm tells you it isn’t supported./bag baseshows bag costs for your Base tokens only./og sol <symbol>looks for the original token with that symbol on Solana./i <ticker> <chain>looks up a token by ticker on one chain.