Token discovery

These commands find tokens instead of scanning one you already have: the oldest or newest pump.fun deploys for a name, everything a deployer launched, what the chat scanned recently, and tokens that share a ticker.

Commands

Platform	Command	Description
Telegram: available Discord: available	/pfs <query> [new] [exact] [mcap]	Oldest or newest pump.fun deploys for a name. /pfsearch on Discord.
Telegram: available Discord: not available	/dev <wallet or token>	Deploy history of a deployer.
Telegram: available Discord: available	/last [count]	The most recent scans in this chat.
Telegram: available Discord: available	/hot [count]	Recently scanned tokens with repeated views.
Telegram: available Discord: available	/pvp <symbol or address>	Same-ticker tokens launched around the same time.
Telegram: available Discord: not available	/old <symbol or address> [suffixes]	Oldest tokens sharing a ticker across chains. /new for newest first.

pump.fun age search

The easiest way to find the oldest (or newest) pump.fun token with a name. Results show the 💊 link, $SYMBOL, market cap, age, and a ✅ when the token has bonded.

/pfs <query> - the oldest pump.fun deploys, broad search, up to 10 results.
/pfs <query> new - the newest deploys.
/pfs <query> exact - only exact ticker matches, oldest first.
/pfs <query> exact mcap - sorted by market cap.

For /pf and .pf, see Pricebot usage.

Deployer history

/dev is available on Telegram.

/dev shows the deploy history of any deployer: the deploy rate, pump.fun creator rewards when available, recent launches sorted by age, top launches sorted by current FDV, and links to popular tools.

When the deployer has a first funding event on record, the reply also adds the funder, the amount funded, and how long ago it happened. The row is omitted when there is nothing to show.

Click the DEV hyperlink on a pre-bond scan. Force the pre-bond view with /pf <contract>.
/dev <wallet or token address> - the same from a wallet or a token.

Telegram /dev reply with deploys per day, recent launches by age, and top launches by FDV

Recent chat scans

/last and /hot give a fast snapshot of the tokens scanned in a group, each with its current FDV and the change since it was first scanned.

/last - the 15 most recently scanned tokens.
/hot - the most recently checked tokens with at least five recorded views in this chat. It can include older tokens that dropped out of /last.
/last <count> or /hot <count> - a different count, up to 30.
/last @handle or /last me - scans by one member.

Both commands work in groups only.

PVP matches

PVP Finder shows $TICKER matches that fit various criteria, so you quickly see the relevant tokens of interest: tokens with the same ticker that launched within a few hours of each other.

PVP matches are shown automatically on scans of tokens younger than 24 hours, up to three, scoped to the token's own chain.
For older tokens, or for more results, run the command. It returns up to ten matches across all supported chains.

/pvp <symbol or address> - PVP matches for a token.
/pvp in reply to a token scan - matches for the token in that scan.

Results are sorted by FDV. Each line reads AGE ⋅ FDV ⇨ ATH ⋅ 1H: VOL, for example 20m ⋅ 25K ⇨ 52K ⋅ 1H: 192K, with a launchpad emoji when available. Click the age for the token info.

There may be more ticker matches. Rick only shows results that are relevant enough to display.

Use /burpback <feedback> in reply to a token scan to report missing tokens, tokens that should not be there, or other thoughts.

OG finder

/old and /new are available on Telegram.

Find the oldest tokens sharing a ticker across chains, great for spotting the original versus copycats. This is a less filtered variant of PVP matches. Results are ranked by token creation time, oldest on top.

/old <symbol> - the oldest tokens matching that symbol or name.
/old <address> - resolves the address to its ticker, then lists the OGs sharing it.
/old in reply to a message containing a token address - picks up the address automatically.
/new <symbol or address> - the same, newest creation on top.

Chain these suffixes at the end of the query, in any order:

vol - only tokens with 24 hour volume of $10,000 or more.
<network> - scope to one chain: eth, sol, base, bsc (or bnb).
fuzzy - allow partial ticker matches. A single-word query is exact by default; a multi-word query is fuzzy by default. exact forces exact.
mc - sort the output by FDV. fdv and mcap do the same.
top - at most three results per chain, so one network cannot drown out the rest.

/old DOGE eth fuzzy vol

Telegram /old reply listing OG matches for a ticker with age, FDV, liquidity, and volumes per chain

Notes:

Each result shows the token age, FDV, liquidity, 1 hour volume, 24 hour volume, and the launchpad emoji (Pump, Bonk, and others).
Up to 10 results per reply. Tap the age to open the token in Rick.

Holder analysis

For Solana tokens up to three days old, Rick may show holder-analysis figures when the scan has the relevant data.

📦 Bundler-held: wallets with 4 or more transactions in the same slot.
👻 Insider-held: wallets that received tokens via the deployer.
🎯 Sniper-held: wallets that bought within the first 4 seconds.
🧑‍💻 Dev-held: the deployer's holding.

In the default full layout, the indicators appear below the holder total. The 📦 there is not clickable. In the alternative full layout, the row is labeled HA; its 📦 entry opens a TrenchScannerBot analysis when present.

Some launchpad scans can also show a separate 📦 shortcut in the More row. That is a link to further analysis, not confirmation that Rick found a notable bundle. Compact /z and reduced chart or widget responses do not show the holder-analysis row.

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