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Leaderboard & Call Cards

Every time someone pastes a contract in your group, Prysm remembers who posted it first and the market cap at that moment. The leaderboard ranks those calls by how far each token ran afterwards, and call cards turn a single call into a shareable image.

Both work in every group, with nothing to switch on. Calls are recorded from the moment Prysm joins, so /leaderboard shows the group’s history from then.

Anyone in the group can use it. /lb works too. If another bot in the group also answers /lb, an admin can turn /lb shortcut off in /settings → Scan; /leaderboard keeps working.

/leaderboard last 24 hours
/leaderboard 8h last 8 hours
/leaderboard 7d last 7 days
/leaderboard 30d last 30 days
/leaderboard all all time

Windows run from 1h to 30d. You can use h for hours, d for days or w for weeks. The 24h · 7d · 30d · All buttons at the top switch the window, and the refresh button next to the title updates it. Only the person who sent /leaderboard changes the board for everyone; when anyone else taps a window, they get their own copy in its place, visible only to them.

/leaderboard in a group: the summary, the top callers, and the top calls

Add me or someone’s name to see just their calls in this group:

/leaderboard me your calls, last 24 hours
/leaderboard me 7d your calls, last 7 days
/leaderboard shinja 30d shinja's calls, last 30 days
/leaderboard @shinja all shinja's calls, all time

A name is the person’s Telegram username (with or without @), or their first name when they have no username. You can also tap-mention them. The window works the same way and can go before or after the name.

It shows how many calls they made in the window, their rank among the group’s callers by average gain, their average and median gain, how many of their calls reached 2x and 5x, and their top ten calls. Their rank follows the same rule as Top callers: when anyone in the window has two or more calls, someone with a single call isn’t ranked. The window buttons stay on that person. If nobody by that name has called a token in the group, only you see the reply.

  • The summary. How many tokens were called in the window and the oldest call; the average and median gain; how many reached 2x and 5x; and which chain most calls were on.
  • Top callers, up to three, in a table ranked by their average gain, with their number of calls and their 2x rate (the share of their calls that reached 2x). When anyone in the window has two or more calls, people with a single call are left off, so one lucky call can’t top the list.
  • Top calls, up to ten, in a table. Each row shows the token (tap the CA badge to copy its contract, or its name to open its chart in the group’s chart provider), the market cap at the call and the highest it reached since, the gain between them (a percent under 3x, a multiple from 3x up), who called it and how long ago. /flex makes a call’s card.
  • The first person to paste a token gets the credit. Later pastes of the same token in the group don’t add a new call. A message that is just the token’s ticker, like $PEPE, counts the same way when nobody here called the token before.
  • People only. Contracts posted by bots don’t count.
  • Gains run to the peak, the best the token reached after the call, not where it is now.
  • Calls with a broken starting point are left out, such as a token with almost no liquidity when it was called, or a price that is clearly wrong.
  • Your group only. The board never shows another group’s calls. In a forum group, it covers every topic.

A call card is an image of one call from your group: the token and its market cap at the call, who called it and how long ago, the gain in large type, and the highest market cap it reached. It uses the same numbers as /leaderboard.

/flex with a contract: the call card image with the gain in large type, and the call under it

There are three ways to get one:

  • /flex <contract> for a token called in this group. /pnl does the same.
  • /flex <ticker>, like /flex pepe or /flex $PEPE. Prysm picks the token the same way as a $PEPE message: this chat’s pinned ticker, then the token this group called most recently with that ticker (in the last 7 days), then one on the watchlist, then the most traded token with exactly that ticker. See Pin a ticker to a token.
  • Reply to a message that contains the contract with just /flex.

If no token has that ticker, Prysm says so. If nobody has pasted the token’s contract in the group yet, Prysm says that too. Paste it first, then try again.

  • Each person can make one call card every few seconds. Extra /flex commands in that time are ignored.
  • The same card is posted at most once a minute per group, whether from /flex. Ask again and Prysm points you to the one just posted.