Using Coral
Token cards & reactions
Drop a ticker or contract address and Coral replies with a graded card. Tap reactions on the card to expand holders, momentum, and more.
What triggers a card
Coral watches the chat for tokens. It cards a message when it sees a cashtag like $TICKER or a contract address like 0x…. You can also force a lookup with a command such as /price <ticker> (see Commands).
/price.Anatomy of a card
A typical card packs the numbers that actually matter for a microcap:
- Health dot and heading. The verdict, symbol, chain, market cap, and 24h change at a glance.
- Price and market data. Price, market cap, liquidity, and volume.
- Safety line. Flags like a honeypot, mint or freeze authority, a fresh deploy, or missing socials.
- Holders. Top-holder concentration (excluding LP pools and burned supply) and the holder count.
- First caller (🪸). Who surfaced the token in chat earliest, so the early read gets the credit.
The health dots
Clear. Deep liquidity, decent cap, spread-out holders.
Mixed. Mixed or limited data. Read the rest of the card.
Caution. One caution flag: thin liquidity, low cap, or a fresh-wallet spike.
Red flag. A hard flag: flagged spam, very low liquidity, or concentrated holders.
The dot is a read, not a recommendation. NFA.
Tap a reaction for detail
Every card carries reactions. Tap one and Coral replies with the expanded view.
Holders. Top-holder concentration (excludes LP + burned supply) and holder count.
Momentum. Price across multiple timeframes plus recent volume.
Refresh. Re-pulls price, market cap, and liquidity for a fresh snapshot.
Vote. Cast a community vote, then tap a reason (momentum / fundamentals / early, or bots / spam / weak).
Discord vs Telegram
Same data, native to each platform. The differences are cosmetic, plus a couple of setup quirks:
| Discord | Telegram | |
|---|---|---|
| Card style | Rich embeds with link buttons. | Compact card with inline buttons; the contract address is tap-to-copy. |
| Multi-word commands | Hyphens, e.g. /ask-coral. | Underscores, e.g. /ask_coral. |
| Seeing messages | Works on the default permissions. | May need to be a group admin so it can read normal messages (privacy mode). |