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Quickstart

Three surfaces, same brain. Pick whichever is closer to hand.

In Telegram

  1. Open @DigitalDonAnalyzeBot and hit Start.

  2. Send /don plus whatever you've got:

/don BONK
/don wif
/don EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v
/don 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000006

Ticker, name, or contract address — all work. If the ticker matches tokens on more than one chain, you get a small picker instead of a guess.

A few seconds later you get a chart image plus the analysis card. Under it, two optional buttons: 📣 Social Sentiment and 👥 Holder Analysis. They cost real budget to run, so they only go when you tap them.

That's the whole onboarding. There is no account, no wallet connect, no sign-up.

In a private chat you can skip /don entirely — paste a contract or a ticker on its own and it analyses it.

In the browser

Go to the Web Analyzer, paste the same thing, hit analyze.

The web version renders the chart interactively and adds a bubble map for holder analysis — clusters of connected wallets drawn as bubbles you can zoom into and export.

You can also deep-link straight into a result:

Handy for pasting a pre-loaded analysis into a chat.

On X

Tag @DigitalDon_Scan in a post with a contract address and it replies with a scan card. It is most useful as a reply under someone else's call — the thread gets an independent read on the token without leaving it:

Write whatever you like around the tag; the bot finds its handle and the contract and ignores the rest. No contract in the post, no card.

Details: The X bot.

In a group

Add the bot to a Telegram group and it introduces itself with a setup card — a checklist and one tap per switch. No commands needed.

Once it's set up, anyone pasting a contract address into the chat gets a compact card back automatically, with a 📊 TA Analysis button for the whole thing and a 👥 Holder Scan button for the wallet-cluster check. Your group also gets PNL cards and a leaderboard of who called what.

Walkthrough: Setting it up.

What now

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