OG Checker

When a ticker starts trending, copies with the same name appear within minutes. /og lists the tokens that use a ticker on one chain, oldest first, so you can see which one came first and how much later the others launched.

/og works in your DM and in groups.

Run it

You send	What happens
`/og <chain> <symbol>`	Lists the oldest tokens with that exact ticker on that chain, e.g. `/og sol SCRIBBLI`.
`/og <contract>`	Prysm works out the chain and ticker from the contract, then runs the same search.
`/og <chain> <contract>`	The same, on the chain you name. Use it when a contract lives on several chains.

The chain comes first, as a chain shortcut such as eth, base, bsc or sol (see Supported Chains). The ticker match ignores upper/lower case but must otherwise be exact.

Contracts on several chains. EVM addresses can exist on more than one chain. If yours does, Prysm names the chains it found and asks you to pick one: send /og <chain> <contract> with the chain you want.

Example

SCRIBBLI — OG Checker

#  CA     MCAP     VOL24H   DATE  AFTER
1. 2P9L4  $11.3K   $19.3K   30/04 OG
2. 8c3Jd  $1.23M   $4.70M   01/05 +188m
3. Fx3Xh  $95.9K   $573     01/05 +266m
4. EMVy6  $272K    $7.60K   01/05 +6h
5. Zp2NS  <$1K     $0       01/05 +17h

OG launched: 30/04/26

Chart : 1 2 3 4 5

Note: Solana CAs show the first 5 chars (pump.fun tokens often share the same suffix).

Row 1 is the oldest token with that ticker — the OG. Here a later copy (row 2) has far more market cap and volume: the one that took off is not always the original.

Reading the table

# — position, oldest first. Up to 15 tokens are shown.
CA — the last 5 characters of the contract, so you can match it against an address you were sent. On Solana it is the first 5 characters, because many pump.fun tokens end in the same letters.
MCAP — current market cap. <$1K means under $1,000.
VOL24H — trading volume in the last 24 hours. $0 means nobody traded it today.
DATE — the day and month it started trading.
AFTER — how long after the OG it appeared (+188m, +6h, +3d, +2mo). Row 1 always says OG.
OG launched — the full date of the first token.
Chart — tap a number to open that row’s chart. The links open in your chart provider, which you choose in Settings → General.

— in any column means that value isn’t available.

If you sent a contract that isn’t trading anywhere yet, the table is still shown and a note underneath says your contract isn’t in it.

When none of the well-funded tokens match, Prysm shows smaller ones instead and says so in a short note under the table.

Why a token might be missing

/og leaves out tokens that look fake or dead, so the list stays readable:

No real market. Almost no liquidity and no trades in the last day.
Can’t be sold. Plenty of buys and no sells, the usual sign of a honeypot.
Market cap not backed by liquidity. A huge claimed market cap sitting on a tiny pool, which is how fake prices get propped up.
Different ticker, or too new. The ticker must match exactly, and only the 15 oldest tokens are listed, so a very recent copy can fall off the end.

If the token you expect still isn’t there, try /og <contract> so Prysm searches from that exact token.

Error replies

Reply	What to do
The usage help	You sent `/og` with nothing, or a ticker without a chain. Use `/og <chain> <symbol>`.
`Unknown chain "…". Supported: …`	The first word isn’t a chain shortcut. Put the chain first.
`Could not find this contract on any supported chain.`	Check the address, or name the chain: `/og <chain> <contract>`.
`This contract exists on multiple chains (…)`	Pick one: `/og <chain> <contract>`.
`Could not find … on <chain>.`	The contract isn’t on that chain. Try another chain.
`No … tokens on <chain> with sufficient liquidity.`	Nothing with that ticker passed the checks on that chain. Try another chain, or send the contract.
`An error occurred while running /og.`	A temporary problem. Try again in a moment.