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When a Telegram group has Topics turned on, Prysm gives each topic its own watchlist. A meme-coin topic and a blue-chip topic don’t share a list. There’s nothing to set up: it follows the group’s Topics setting.

  • Adding a token with /add or a pasted list puts it in the topic you’re in.
  • Adding from General puts the token in General.
  • /list inside a topic shows only that topic’s tokens.
  • /list in General shows every token the group tracks, across all topics.
  • Removing a token works from the topic it was added in. In General you can also remove tokens the group added before Topics was on.

A token stays in the topic it was added in. Moving messages between topics in Telegram doesn’t move tokens.

Everything Prysm posts goes to the topic it belongs to:

  • A scan card replies to the paste, in the paste’s topic.
  • A price alert set in a topic fires in that topic.
  • A multiplier alert for a call posts in the topic where the token was pasted.

Tokens added before a change to the Topics setting keep their old place. /migrate moves them to fit the group’s new shape. Only group admins can run it, and only in a group.

What it does depends on whether Topics is on in the group, not on where you send it:

Group’s Topics setting What /migrate does
On Tokens that aren’t in any topic move into General. Tokens already in a topic stay where they are.
Off Every token is taken out of its topic, back into one shared list.

Prysm replies with how many tokens moved, or says nothing needed moving. If a token already exists where it’s moving to, the copy is dropped, so you never end up with the same token twice.

  1. Turn on Topics in the group’s Telegram settings. Telegram creates a General topic.

  2. Send /migrate in any topic, General included. Your existing tokens move into General.

  3. Optional: to give a token its own topic, remove it in General and add it again inside the right topic.

Send /migrate anywhere in the group. Every token comes back into the one group list, and /list shows them all.

A group with Topics on has General and Alpha. PEPE was added in General and BONK in Alpha.

  • /list in Alpha shows BONK.
  • /list in General shows PEPE and BONK.