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Alpha
Trojan Alpha brings your Telegram and Discord groups' calls directly into the terminal.
Powered by TokenScan, Alpha gives you a live view of calls from your own groups, or across the entire ecosystem. Group owners can opt their group into the global leaderboard, and when their callers perform, everyone knows it.
TokenScan is a Telegram and Discord bot that lets traders scan tokens and monitor live market data without leaving their chat. Its call tracking infrastructure powers Trojan Alpha, bringing your group's calls and caller performance directly into your terminal.
Connecting a Group:
Add the @tokenscan bot to your group.
Make it an Admin.
Type /connect inyour group. This will open up a dialogue box with TokenScan.
Click the Connect to Trojan button and open the link.
Discord: Add the TokenScan bot to your server, give it role permissions, then follow the same /connect steps.
Ranked:
A global leaderboard of groups, calls, and callers ranked by performance. The more calls your group makes that perform well, the higher you rank.
Groups that have not opted in appear anonymously by default.
Calls and callers are not visible at all unless explicitly enabled by the group admin.
Group: Toggle this to Green (🟢) to have your group appear openly in Trojan Alpha Ranked (look at the list and you will see many groups covered with asterisks. This is the default before opting in.)
Calls and Callers: Either shows up fully with the names displayed (🟢)
or not at all (🔴)
Access these settings by sending the /settings
command to the TokenScan bot.
There is a daily limit of 40 calls per group as an anti-spam measure. Without it, groups could farm points by spamming scans and unfairly inflate their rank.
Your Groups:
A live feed of calls from your connected groups, as they come in. To add a group to this list, install the TokenScan bot if you haven't already, and type /connect, then click Connect to Trojan. Repeat this for every group you want to track. Once connected, every call made in that group appears in your feed.
