Phanes: Crypto Bot for Telegram Groups

Crypto chats fly with tickers, contract addresses and screenshots of someone else's profit. Checking each one by hand takes time, and a mistake costs money. Phanes does the first pass right in the conversation: mention a token and a summary lands in the chat 📊

It is a crypto bot with a large set of commands for charts, token lookups, news and group stats. It shows data, it does not trade for you, and that difference matters.

Prices and charts without leaving the chat

The basics are simple. /p gives a price, /c sends a chart, /ta returns a technical read and /v converts a token. You can ask in a private chat with the bot or in a group where everybody sees the answer.

For the big picture there is a crypto market heatmap (/hm), a heatmap by category (/hmc) and a US stock heatmap (/hms). The liquidations map (/rekt) shows where leveraged positions are getting wiped out.

Checking a token before you hit buy

New and obscure coins get their own set of tools. They are for a first look, not proof that a token is safe.

• /th and /tw. The biggest holders and wallets of a token. If nearly everything sits in a couple of addresses, that is a red flag.
• /dev. Who deployed the token and which coins that person launched before.
• /nar. A short story of the token: what the project claims to be about.
• /soc and /x. Social links of the project and a check for recycled accounts.
• /gh and /do. Repository analysis and domain details.
• /dp. Whether promotion for the token was paid for on an aggregator.

The group plays traders, the bot keeps score

The bot description lists a group leaderboard and PNL images. Members share tokens, the bot records who called a coin first and ranks people by result.

It sounds like a game, and it has a downside: a ranking pushes people to chase a pretty number. A neat picture is not the same as real profit 🎯

News, a calendar and a few handy extras

/today gathers a day of news, /cal lists events that move the market, /earnings shows upcoming reports from large companies and /markets shows the state of global markets. There is also /tldr to summarize a text, link or video, and /tr for translation.

You can personalize the language (/lang), chart theme (/ctheme) and a quick task button (/qt). /status tells you whether the system is healthy.

Staying safe around a bot like this

1. Enter only through links from the official documentation and the project channel. Clones with similar names are common.
2. A data bot should never ask for a seed phrase or access to your wallet. If it does, it is a fake.
3. Do not trade on a group picture alone. The bot shows the past and the present state, and it promises nothing about the future.
4. Meme coins are risky: many drop to zero within hours, and liquidity can vanish.

Who gets the most from it

Admins of crypto chats who want shared charts and token checks for every member. Beginners learning to read holder and deployer data. And experienced users who like having summaries in a messenger 📈

This is an information tool, not financial advice. You make the investment decisions and you carry the result.