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CORESIGHT Commands

Complete reference for all commands available in the CORESIGHT Telegram bot.

Basic Commands

CommandDescriptionExample
/startInitialize the bot and get a welcome message/start
/subscribePurchase any of the available subscription plans/subscribe
/subscriptionCheck your active subscription status/subscription
/helpGet detailed explanations of all available commands/help

Cabal Commands

CommandDescriptionExample
/cabalFind the most profitable traders across entered Solana tokens. You'll be prompted to enter 1-5 token addresses./cabal
/evmcabalFind the most profitable traders across entered tokens on EVM blockchains. You'll be prompted to select a blockchain and enter 1-5 token addresses./evmcabal

Note: Both cabal commands return results as CSV files containing detailed information about profitable traders.

Wallet PnL Commands

CommandDescriptionExample
/walletpnlCheck 7-day wallet profit/loss on Solana. You'll be prompted to enter a wallet address./walletpnl
/evmwalletpnlCheck EVM wallet profit/loss. You'll be prompted to select a blockchain and enter a wallet address./evmwalletpnl

Note: Both wallet PnL commands return formatted text with wallet performance metrics.

Security Analysis Commands

CommandDescriptionExample
/inspectPerform advanced wallet security analysis using Webacy. Shows risks associated with the searched address and identifies if the address is an AMM (Automated Market Maker) or bot. You'll be prompted to select a blockchain and enter a wallet address./inspect

Note: The inspect command uses Webacy's security analysis to provide comprehensive risk assessment and address classification, helping you identify potential security concerns and automated trading entities.

Supported EVM Blockchains

When using EVM commands, you'll be prompted to select from the following blockchains:

  • bnb
  • base
  • ethereum
  • arbitrum
  • sei
  • berachain
  • fantom
  • polygon
  • avalanche_c
  • linea
  • blast
  • optimism
  • zksync

For more details on each blockchain, see the EVM Chains section.

Command Flow

CORESIGHT commands typically follow a conversational flow where the bot prompts you for additional information. Here's what to expect:

/cabal Command Flow

  1. Enter /cabal command
  2. Bot asks for 1-5 Solana token addresses
  3. Enter token addresses separated by spaces
  4. Bot processes request and returns CSV file with results

/evmcabal Command Flow

  1. Enter /evmcabal command
  2. Bot asks you to choose a blockchain
  3. Enter blockchain name (e.g., "ethereum")
  4. Bot asks for 1-5 token addresses
  5. Enter token addresses separated by spaces
  6. Bot processes request and returns CSV file with results

/walletpnl Command Flow

  1. Enter /walletpnl command
  2. Bot asks for a Solana wallet address
  3. Enter wallet address
  4. Bot processes request and returns formatted text with wallet PnL data

/evmwalletpnl Command Flow

  1. Enter /evmwalletpnl command
  2. Bot asks you to choose a blockchain
  3. Enter blockchain name (e.g., "ethereum")
  4. Bot asks for a wallet address
  5. Enter wallet address
  6. Bot processes request and returns formatted text with wallet PnL data

/inspect Command Flow

  1. Enter /inspect command
  2. Bot asks you to choose a blockchain
  3. Enter blockchain name (e.g., "ethereum")
  4. Bot asks for a wallet address
  5. Enter wallet address
  6. Bot processes request and returns security analysis with risk assessment and address classification