Using the server
Bots & commands
Six bots run this server. Most of the time you never talk to them — the feeds just arrive. But two of them answer you directly: the scanner that checks any contract address you paste, and the checker that digs into X accounts.
AVA Scanner — paste an address, get the full picture
In the scan channels (#token-scan, #arc-scan, #public-calls), just paste a contract address. The scanner replies in seconds. No command needed:
Every scan is also saved. So the scanner always knows who in our feeds found this token first, at what market cap, and how many times it has been called since. The 👀 counter shows how much attention a token gets inside our own community.
Checker — the research toolbox
Simple text commands, open to every member. The checker answers one big question: is this project real?
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
!xinfo <user> | Full X profile check: stats, trust score, linked wallets, smart-follower summary |
!xx <user> | Username history — what this account was called before, and when it changed |
!ff <user> [count] | First followers — who followed this account at the very start, with smart-money tags |
!xchange <user> | Latest profile edits — bio, location, website |
!xquery <query> | Search X accounts, each result tagged ALPHA / WATCHLIST / EARLY |
!token-rep <address> [chain] | The deep one: token reputation — smart holders, who talks about it, and the project's history of posting (and deleting) contract addresses |
!subdomains <domain> | List all web addresses under a domain, as a text file |
!xsummary <user> | A written summary of a profile (owner-only) |
Why first followers matter: an account's first followers show up before anyone is watching — team accounts, backers, friends. Ten smart accounts in the first fifty followers says more than ten thousand followers today.
Admin commands
Admins manage the watch lists with quick commands: /twitter-add and /twitter-remove for tweet tracking, /track-subdomain and /track-website-content for the builder radar, plus block-list tuning for the search rules. One command is open to members too: /ca-check-smart posts a public list of the smart traders holding any contract address, on nine chains.
Trading picks
Once a day, the trading bot posts the tokens people talk about the most, with a dropdown menu. Pick one and it sends you (only you) a full technical read: indicator signals, key price levels, moving averages, and two house signals.
Rules the bots enforce
- The gm-gn ritual. #gm-gn accepts "gm" and "gn". Nothing else. The bot deletes the rest and sends you a warning.
- @update posts. Start a message with
@updateand the bot posts it to the update channel with an @everyone ping and a link back to your message. - Airdrop threads. Open a thread in the airdrop area, and its first message is posted to #new-airdrop-info so nobody misses it.
- Notification roles. React on the roles message to choose your pings: research, airdrops, trade calls, mint calls, degen calls, NFT calls, tweet alerts, market insight, and founder pings in English or Indonesian.
- Leave log. When someone leaves the server, it is logged with their profile details.
- Commands stay in the command channel. The commands channel deletes anything that is not a command, so it stays usable.
Run the heavy commands (!token-rep, !ff with big counts) in the commands channel, not in the feed channels. They post long results, and the feeds should stay clean.