Multiplier Alerts

/calls is the feed you go and read. Multiplier alerts are the other half: the group gets told, unprompted, when a token someone shared hits a milestone. Prysm remembers the price at the moment a contract was posted, watches it from there, and posts a single line when it reaches 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x or 100x.

🔵 $PONS 9.7x — $36K → $350K · Sid · 3d

Chain, ticker (tap it for the chart), what the call is up right now, the market cap then and now, who shared it, and how long ago.

Turning it on

Multiplier alerts are off until a group admin switches them on — nothing changes for a group that doesn’t want them.

1. Run /settings in the group.

2. Open Alerts, then Multiplier Alerts.

3. Press On.

Tip

Switching it on doesn’t replay the past. Prysm picks up the tokens the group already shared, marks every milestone they have already passed as done, and starts from the next one. You won’t be flooded with old wins — and the same is true if you widen the window later.

Settings

The same panel holds everything else:

Setting	What it does
Start from	The smallest milestone worth announcing — 2x, 3x, 5x or 10x. In a busy group where plenty of tokens double, start higher.
Window	How long after being shared a token stays watched: 1d, 7d, 30d, 90d or never expires. Defaults to one day.
Keep alerts from	Where alerts become permanent — see below.
New-high pings	An extra alert when a token sets a new high past 100x. Off by default; it’s the noisiest setting here.
Count other bots’ posts	Off by default, so only tokens your members share are tracked. Turn it on to include contracts posted by other bots in the chat.

One message, not five

A token racing upward would otherwise fire at 2x, then 3x, then 5x, and bury the chat. Instead, alerts below the Keep alerts from level (10x by default) replace each other: the new milestone is posted and the previous one for that token is removed, so a fast run leaves one message behind. Once a token reaches the cutoff, its alerts stay put — those are the ones worth scrolling back to.

Each milestone happens once

A milestone fires a single time, ever. If a token 10x’s, falls back to 5x, and climbs over 10x again, it stays quiet — the next thing you’ll hear is 25x.

Tip

This is deliberate. A token drifting up and down across a milestone would otherwise announce itself every time it wobbled over the line.

Who gets the credit

The first person to share the contract in the group is named, and their price is the one everything is measured from. If somebody else posts the same token later, it doesn’t start a second race — and if a bot posted it first, the first member to share it still gets the credit.

Names appear without an @, so nobody is pinged every time an old call of theirs moons.

What doesn’t get tracked

Not every contract that appears in the chat can be followed honestly:

• Tokens with no dependable price or market cap at the moment they were shared are skipped — there’s nothing trustworthy to measure from.
• Tokens whose liquidity dries up stop being watched, so a dead pool can’t produce a fake moonshot.
• An alert is held back when the numbers don’t agree with each other — if a token’s price implies a 100x but its market cap barely moved, the two figures are describing different things and Prysm stays quiet rather than post something misleading.

Caution

In a group with forum topics, each alert is posted in the topic where the token was originally shared.

Where to next

Calls Feed Read back every token shared in the group and how it has done.

Group Settings The rest of what group admins can configure.