Chain Shortcuts

Chain shortcuts are short commands like /sol, /eth, /base. They have two jobs: on their own they filter your watchlist to one chain, and when placed in front of another command they act as a chain hint for that lookup. Same word, two roles.

The two roles

Standalone — filter the watchlist. Run /sol and you get a compact view of every Solana token on your list. Same for /eth, /base, /bsc, and the rest. Output is the compact format with one line per token: chain emoji, ticker linked to the chart, market cap, 24h change. A 🔄 Refresh button and a 📋 Full List button sit under the message.

As a prefix — hint a chain to another command. /og, /ath, and /bag all accept a chain shortcut as their first argument and scope their results to that chain. The shortcut tells Prysm which chain you mean before it does the lookup.

Note

Behaviour is identical in DM and in groups. In a group, the standalone view is filtered to the tokens tracked in that group (or that forum topic, if you’re inside one), not your personal watchlist.

Master table — every shortcut

Some chains have multiple aliases. Any alias works in either role, and they’re interchangeable.

Shortcut(s)	Chain	Standalone behavior
/eth, /ethereum	Ethereum 🔹	Watchlist filtered to Ethereum tokens
/base	Base 🔹	Watchlist filtered to Base tokens
/bsc, /bnb	BSC 🔸	Watchlist filtered to BSC tokens
/polygon, /matic	Polygon 🟣	Watchlist filtered to Polygon tokens
/arb, /arbitrum	Arbitrum 🔷	Watchlist filtered to Arbitrum tokens
/op, /optimism	Optimism 🔴	Watchlist filtered to Optimism tokens
/avax, /avalanche	Avalanche 🔺	Watchlist filtered to Avalanche tokens
/mega, /megaeth	MegaETH 🔹	Watchlist filtered to MegaETH tokens
/sol, /solana	Solana 🪙	Watchlist filtered to Solana tokens
/sonic	Sonic ⚡	Watchlist filtered to Sonic tokens
/ton	TON 💎	Watchlist filtered to TON tokens
/tron, /trx	Tron 🔴	Watchlist filtered to Tron tokens
/sui	Sui 🌊	Watchlist filtered to Sui tokens

If you have no tokens on the chain you asked for, Prysm replies with a short note pointing you at /add instead of an empty list.

Standalone example

/sol from a DM with three Solana tokens on your watchlist:

📋 Solana Tokens (3)
🪙 SCRIBBLI | $11.3K | 📈 +24.1%
🪙 BONK | $1.2B | 📉 -3.8%
🪙 WIF | $2.4B | 📈 +1.2%

Each ticker is a link to the chart provider you’ve set in /settings (DexScreener by default). The two buttons under the message refresh the same view in place or jump to the full detailed list.

As a prefix — which commands accept it

Not every command takes a chain prefix. Here’s what works and what doesn’t.

Command	Chain prefix?	Syntax
/og	Yes	/og <chain> <symbol> or /og <chain> <contract>
/ath	Yes	/ath <chain>
/bag	Yes	/bag <chain>
/add	No	/add <contract> — chain is auto-detected

/add is the odd one out. It takes the contract address and figures out the chain from the address format on its own — there’s no /add <chain> <contract> form. If you paste an EVM contract that exists on more than one chain, Prysm asks you to pick from inline buttons rather than accepting a chain prefix.

Caution

A few older docs and the supported-chains page mention /add base <ca> as a way to skip the disambiguation prompt — that’s not how /add actually works today. Paste the contract on its own and pick from the prompt.

/og <chain> <symbol> — find the original by ticker

Searches every pair on the given chain for an exact symbol match, picks the earliest pair per token, and returns the top 15 oldest sorted oldest first.

/og sol scribbli
/og eth pepe
/og base higher

/og <chain> <contract> — disambiguate a multi-chain EVM contract

Use this when the same 0x… exists on Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, etc. and you want results pinned to one chain.

/og eth 0x6982508145454ce325ddbe47a25d4ec3d2311933
/og bsc 0x6982508145454ce325ddbe47a25d4ec3d2311933

/ath <chain> — chain-filtered all-time high

Restricts the ATH view to one chain.

/ath eth
/ath base

ATH is only available on EVM chains the bot’s data source covers — Ethereum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche. If you pass a chain it doesn’t support (/ath ton, /ath sol, /ath mega), Prysm tells you which chains do work instead of failing silently.

/bag <chain> — chain-filtered bag cost

Filters the bag-cost table to one chain.

/bag sol
/bag eth

/bagcost is an alias and behaves the same way.

Prefix example

Three of your tokens are on Ethereum and you only want the ATH view for those. /ath eth:

🔹 PEPE  ATH $0.0000043   -64% from ATH
🔹 SHIB  ATH $0.000088    -71% from ATH
🔹 LINK  ATH $52.70       -73% from ATH

Same shape as the unfiltered /ath, just scoped to one chain.

Tips

• Aliases are interchangeable. /eth and /ethereum do the same thing. Same for /bsc / /bnb, /polygon / /matic, /arb / /arbitrum, /avax / /avalanche, /op / /optimism, /sol / /solana, /tron / /trx, /mega / /megaeth.
• Bad shortcut on a prefix command. Pass a word the bot doesn’t recognise (/og polkadot foo) and Prysm replies with the full list of valid shortcuts.
• Chain a command doesn’t support. /ath ton won’t work because ATH isn’t available for TON. The reply lists the chains that do.
• DM vs group. Same commands, same syntax, same output shape. In a group, the watchlist being filtered is the group’s. Inside a forum topic, only the tokens tracked in that topic are considered.
• Silent Auto-Track groups. In groups configured for silent auto-track, chain shortcuts are ignored on purpose so chat stays quiet. Use Manual Mode if you want the shortcuts active in a group.

Where to next

Supported chains Every chain Prysm tracks, address formats, native tokens, and per-chain caveats.

Using /og The three /og shapes — chain plus symbol, contract alone, or chain plus contract.

All-time high What /ath shows, which chains it covers, and how to read the output.

Bag cost What /bag costs to hit a target percentage of supply, with chain filtering.