Market commands in Discord and Telegram: /nft and /coin

DeskCrew's Discord bot now carries six market commands for NFT and token communities. Every one of them is read-only: the bot never holds funds, never places a trade and never tells anyone what to buy or sell. Each card ends with a line naming its data source and the time it was built.

The commands

NFT and coin (token) commands are separate: NFT cards start with /nft and token cards with /coin. In Telegram the same commands are written /nft_floor, /nft_flip, /nft_wallet, /nft_top, /coin_price and /coin_pumps.

/nft floor collection:<slug, contract address or name> shows a collection's floor price with its USD value, the 24-hour change against our own floor history, 24-hour sales, 7-day volume and owner count. A name that matches several collections returns a short list of slugs to pick from.

/nft flip [chain] [day] shows today's flip board for a chain: the collections whose floor and sales are moving, ranked by one score. The score weights the 24-hour floor change at 50 percent, the sales pace against the weekly average at 30 percent and listings thinning at 20 percent. Each row carries a one-line reason. Yesterday's board is a Pro feature.

/nft wallet address:<0x address, Solana address or ENS name> shows a trader card: current holdings at floor, the last trades the marketplace recorded, realised profit matched first in first out per collection, win rate and unrealised profit at floor. Gas is not included and the card says so.

/nft top [days] [chain] ranks the most profitable wallets across the collections connected to your server over 7 or 30 days. A wallet needs at least three closed trades to appear.

/coin price token:<contract, mint or symbol> [chain] shows a token's price, 24-hour change, liquidity, volume, market cap, pair age and the risk flags we can check: thin liquidity (under 20,000 USD) and a young pair. A link to the pair page is included. Holder counts and liquidity locks are not available from the DEX data, and the card says so instead of guessing.

/coin pumps [chain] [day] shows today's token pumps board: tokens from the DEX's boosted and newly profiled lists ranked by volume acceleration (60 percent) and 24-hour change (40 percent), each with its risk flags. Every pumps board and price card ends with the line "Most new tokens go to zero. Numbers from the DEX, not advice."

/help lists the commands and, when your server is connected to a workspace, shows what it has turned on: connected collections, assistant channels, the trading app you picked and your plan.

Chains

NFT commands work on Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Avalanche and Solana. Token commands work on Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche and Sei. Each command takes an optional chain; the default is the first chain your server has a collection connected on.

Limits

Each person can run ten market commands a minute, and each server one hundred and twenty. Cards are cached: floors for five minutes, boards for ten, wallet cards for fifteen. When a data source is slow or over budget the bot answers "Busy right now, try again in a minute" rather than showing stale or invented numbers.

Plans

Free workspaces get every command, today's boards and one connected collection. Pro adds yesterday's boards and five collections. Alerts, watched wallets and the daily digest follow in the next releases.

The "Open in" link

Token cards and pumps rows carry one "Open in <app>" link. By default it uses DeskCrew's referral code for the chain and says so on the card. Admins can set their own app and code on the NFT page of the dashboard, or turn links off. The article "Trade links on token cards" explains each setting.

When a card comes back empty

"No connected collection on Solana" (or another chain). /nft top and the default chain of /nft flip use the collections connected to your server. Connect a collection on that chain on the NFT page of the dashboard, then run the command again.

"No wallet closed three or more trades in this window." /nft top only ranks wallets with at least three completed buy and sell round trips in your connected collections. A quiet collection, or one people mostly hold, can have none in 7 days. Try days:30 (Telegram: /nft_top 30), or connect a collection that trades every day.

"Some sales could not be read, so the ranking may be incomplete." The marketplace did not return every page of sales in time. The card shows what it could read; try again in a few minutes.

"Busy right now, try again in a minute." The data source is at its limit for the moment. Nothing is wrong with your setup.

Do I need to add wallets? No. /nft top finds wallets from the sales in your connected collections, and /nft wallet works on any address or ENS name without setup.

Switching collections on Free. Free allows one connected collection. Remove the current one on the Collections page before adding another, or use Pro for up to five.

Setting up

1. Invite the DeskCrew bot to your server from the Integrations page of the dashboard.
2. Connect one or more collections on the Collections page under NFT.
3. Type /help in any channel. The six commands work in every channel; the support assistant (/ask) stays limited to the channels you picked.

For agents

The same data is sold on the DeskCrew agent door as paid calls that need no account: nft_floor and nft_price at 0.01 USD, nft_flips and nft_pumps at 0.02 USD, nft_wallet at 0.03 USD. A failed call is never charged. The tool list is at deskcrew.io/.well-known/x402.