ChainGPT AI: Web3 Chatbot on Telegram

You want to understand what a smart contract does before sending money into it, but the Solidity code looks like gibberish. ChainGPT AI in Telegram answers blockchain and crypto questions, checks contracts, and drafts new ones for you 🤖

It is a chatbot from the ChainGPT team, which also runs a web version and a wider set of Web3 tools. Part of that set is available in Telegram, and everything runs on simple commands.

The command list in plain words

The bot's description lists the main jobs: Web3 research, NFT image generation, no-code contract creation, contract auditing, and chart analysis.

• /ai asks the model a question about blockchain, tokens and protocols.
• /nft creates an NFT image from your description.
• /audit scans a smart contract for common vulnerabilities.
• /contract generates a contract from a text brief.
• /mode switches the chat mode, and /new starts a clean dialog.
• /retry repeats the previous prompt, and /cancel stops a pending one.

Auditing a contract: a first look, not a verdict

Automated code review catches typical problems: logic slips, wasteful gas use, standard violations, and known vulnerability patterns. For a first pass it is quick and handy.

But a model can miss a subtle bug or flag a threat that is not there. If real money sits in the contract, bring in a human auditor too. Treat the bot as a first filter, never as a safety guarantee ⚠️

A contract draft without coding

Describe what the contract should do: issue a token, cap sales, split shares. The bot returns a code draft.

1. Send /contract and describe the task in everyday language.
2. Read the code you get and ask follow-up questions with /ai.
3. Run the result through /audit.
4. Show the code to an experienced developer before deploying it to a network.

Zero programming experience will not stop you from starting, but it will make checking the output harder. The better you grasp the task, the sharper your prompt and the fewer surprises later 🧩

NFT images from a sentence

The /nft command turns text into an image. The more specific the description (style, colors, scene), the closer the result gets to your idea. If you dislike a picture, /retry runs the prompt again.

Keep copyright and platform rules in mind wherever you plan to release the NFT. An AI image cannot always be sold freely, so check the terms first.

What it costs and where the catch is

The service has a free plan with daily limits on features. Heavier use is paid with credits inside the ChainGPT ecosystem.

The project also has its own token, which is a separate and risky asset. You can use the bot without buying any tokens, and an investment decision should not come from a nice interface. The price can fall hard, and income promises in this space deserve extra suspicion 💸

Never send the bot a seed phrase, private keys or wallet passwords. A legitimate bot does not ask for them, and anyone who does is a scammer.

Who gets the most out of it

• Crypto beginners who need terms and protocols explained in plain language.
• Developers who want a fast check of their code before a real audit.
• NFT creators looking for sketches for a collection.

To begin, open the chat, press /start and ask your first question with /ai 🚀