Channel Posts

Run a calls channel? Write the call in your DM with Prysm and Prysm posts it to your channel as a card: the token with its contract (tap to copy), the market cap, a Buy button, the token’s links and your own words. Every call is then followed from the moment it was posted.

Link your channel

Open /channel in your DM with Prysm and tap Add & link channel. Telegram shows the channels where you can add admins; pick yours. Prysm joins it as an admin that can post, edit and delete messages: it needs all three.

Once a channel is linked, every admin of it who can post sees it in their own /channel and can post their own calls; nobody else needs to link it. Add more channels any time from Settings → Add another channel.

Post a call

1. In /channel, tap New post.
2. Send the contract and your note in one message. Add a photo (with them as its caption) if you want your picture on the card.
3. Pick a style, if your channel asks every time:
   • Compact: the token, its market cap and Buy.
   • Full: adds liquidity, age and the token’s links.
   • Chart: our chart on top, with your call pinned.
4. Check the preview and tap Post.

The preview becomes a receipt with View post, Add note and Delete post. Add note posts more words as a reply under the call; the call itself stays as it was posted, with the market cap at that moment.

Schedule it

Tap Schedule on the preview: in 15 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, or a time you type (UTC). Add a market-cap guard and the call is skipped if the token is already above it when the time comes; you get a message with Post anyway.

Calls

Once you’ve posted, /channel shows Calls: each call with its market cap at the call, now, and the multiple. Switch between your own calls and the whole channel’s. Tap a token for its receipt: the peak since the call, Buy taps, and Post update.

Post update replies to your original call with the move since then (and your own words, if you add them), so readers see the call right above it.

When a call reaches 2x, 5x and 10x, Prysm sends you a message with an update ready to post. Turn these off for a channel in Settings → your channel → Milestone nudges.

Channel settings

Open Settings and pick a channel. Each channel has its own settings.

Your settings are yours alone, for that channel:

Setting	What it does
Show my name	Your Telegram name under your note on cards (when the channel signs messages)
Milestone nudges	A message when your call does 2x, 5x and 10x, with an update ready to post

Channel settings are decided by the channel’s creator:

Setting	What it does
Card style	Ask every time, or always Compact, Full or Chart
Channel posts to cards	Which posts you write in the channel yourself (not through /channel) become cards in place, same post and link: only posts starting with /p (the default, e.g. /p <contract> your note), every post with a contract, or none
Buy card in comments	Each call gets a card with Buy in the channel’s comments (needs comments on)
Weekly recap	Sunday 20:00 UTC: the week’s calls with their peak and now

Note

Telegram doesn’t tell bots which admin wrote a post. When the channel signs messages, Prysm credits a post it turns into a card to the admin whose name is on it; otherwise (or when two admins share that name) it counts as the channel creator’s call. Posting through /channel always counts as yours.

Rewards

When your readers trade through a call’s Buy button, a share of Prysm’s fee goes to the person who posted the call and to the channel’s creator, the same way group rewards work.

The Buy button opens a trade screen in the reader’s chat with Prysm. Every buy and sell made from that screen counts for the call; tapping the call’s Buy again opens it again. A token the reader opens any other way (pasting it, their positions) doesn’t count for the channel.

Rewards arrive as USDC in your Prysm wallet and show in your trading Rewards.

Stats

/channel → Stats shows how your calls did: how many, their average peak, how many reached 2x, the best one, and how many readers tapped Buy. Switch between your own calls and the whole channel’s, for one channel or all.