Token Card

/i returns a detailed card for a single token: its price, recent changes, liquidity, 24h volume, market cap, and social links — all in one message, with tap-through links to the chart and the block explorer.

It’s a one-shot lookup, not a watchlist action. Nothing is tracked or saved; you just get the card.

Command shape

/i <address, name, or ticker>

Pass a contract address:

/i 0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48

…or just a name or ticker:

/i delta

You don’t need to say which chain — the bot figures out where the token’s main market is and builds the card from there. For a name or ticker it picks the best match by trading liquidity (preferring an exact ticker match), so a well-known token resolves on its own.

Pin it to a chain

When the same name exists on more than one chain, add a chain shortcut to force the match:

/i moltbook base
/i pepe eth

The chain can go before or after the name (/i base moltbook works too). Only that chain is searched, so you won’t get a same-named token from somewhere else.

Tip

There’s a short cooldown between /i calls per person, so rapid-fire requests may be briefly rate-limited. Just wait a couple of seconds and try again.

What’s on the card

Field	Meaning
Name + $ticker	A chain icon marks the network. The token name links to the chart; the $TICKER links to the block explorer.
Contract	The token’s contract address, tap-to-copy.
Price	Current USD price.
1h / 24h	Price change over the last hour and day, with a 📈/📉 trend arrow.
24h High / Low	The highest and lowest price over the last 24 hours (when available).
Liquidity (ETH)	The counter-asset side of the pool, shown in USD — e.g. the value of the ETH paired against the token. That’s the liquidity you’d actually trade against, and the label names the paired asset.
24h Volume	Trading volume over the last day.
Mkt. Cap (FDV)	Fully-diluted valuation.
Circ. Cap	Market cap on circulating supply, when available.
Socials	Website, Telegram, and X links — shown only when the token has them on file.

The name links to your preferred chart provider (/settings → chart provider; default is DexScreener).

Picks the real token, not the loudest

When you search by name or ticker, the card ranks matches by their real paired-asset liquidity — the money you could actually trade against — rather than the headline liquidity figure. That defeats a common scam: a copycat seeds a pool with almost all of its own token at a nominal high price so its listed liquidity and market cap look huge and it ranks first everywhere, while the real liquidity behind it is a couple of dollars. Ranking by real liquidity keeps those copycats from being the one you get.

Card on paste

You can also have the card appear automatically whenever you paste a token contract, without typing /i.

• In a DM, open /settings → Card on Paste and switch it on.
• In a group, an admin opens /settings → Tracking → Card on Paste. Once on, the card shows for anyone who pastes a contract in that group.

It’s off by default. When on, the card appears below the normal add flow — the usual “add to watchlist” step still works exactly as before. Turning it off doesn’t affect /i, which anyone can always run.

Notes

• New or very small tokens may be missing fields. Circulating market cap, socials, and even liquidity depend on what data exists for the token — the card simply omits a line when there’s nothing to show.
• The card reflects the token’s main market. If a token trades on several chains or pools, the card is built from the deepest-liquidity one.
• Prices are a snapshot. /i fetches fresh data each time (within a brief cache window), so run it again for an up-to-the-moment read.

Where to next

All-time high See how far each EVM token on your watchlist is from its peak.

Add tokens Track a token so you can set alerts and see it in your lists.

Create an alert Get notified when a token crosses a price or market-cap target.