Calls Feed
Every time someone drops a contract in the group, Prysm quietly records
it. /calls is how you read that back: a feed of the tokens called
(pasted) in this group, with how each one has done since. It works in
every group mode — including manual mode, where your /list stays clean —
because the feed is separate from your watchlist.
Basic use
Section titled “Basic use”Run /calls in the group. You get the last 24 hours of calls,
newest first, up to ten per page, with buttons to page through more.
Each row shows the token (tap the name for its chart), its current multiple since it was called, an approximate market cap, how long ago it was called, and who called it.
Picking a time window
Section titled “Picking a time window”Add a window to look further back:
| Command | Window |
|---|---|
/calls | Last 24 hours |
/calls 5h | Last 5 hours |
/calls 3d | Last 3 days |
/calls 2w | Last 2 weeks |
/calls 1m | Last 30 days |
/calls all | All time |
A window is a number plus a unit: h (hours), d (days), w (weeks),
or m (months, 30 days each), up to a year. all covers the group’s
whole history.
Newest vs. Top movers
Section titled “Newest vs. Top movers”There are two ways to sort the feed, and a button switches between them:
- Newest — the most recently called tokens first. This is the default for short windows (a day, a week), where you mostly want to see what just got dropped.
- Top movers — the best performers first, ranked by their multiple.
This is the default for long windows (
1m,all), where a chronological list would be endless — you want the winners.
Whichever view you land on, the toggle button flips to the other. Top movers is a single top-ten board; newest-first is paged.