Clantags allow you to set a unique tag for your Telegram group, which will be displayed on leaderboards and price scans. This feature provides a way to identify your community and showcase your members’ achievements.
You can now set a CLANTAG tag for your group, using the /clantag
command.
[!tip] Rick for Telegram has been anonymous by default and will stay this way - your members are hidden globally if they scan first in your chat, this can be disabled by running the
/anon off
command.
Why should I set a clantag?
Take a look at Clan Rankings
[!note] You can use
/flex contract anon
to generate a flexcard with the clantag instead of the username!
What does this do?
- If a member in your chat scans first, your [CLAN] tag will be shown instead of the widely known [anon] label.
- This is shown on /burp, @BurpBoard, and all price scans in DM by default.
- If you scan at a lower FDV than the current low, your clan will be shown as the lowest scan.
Example of the footer if your clantag is BURP:
[BURP] @ 67.9K
2695x
13752
How do I set a clantag?
Please run /clantag
and read the responses carefully.
- A clantag cannot be changed within 30 days.
- A clantag cannot be disabled within 7 days.
- A clantag can only be used by one chat at a time.
- Only A-Z and 0-9 are allowed.
- Maximum of 5 characters.
- Will always be shown in UPPERCASE.
- You need to be an admin of the group.
- If any abuse is detected in any way, your chat will be banned clan features.
[!new] If you have the lowest scan globally, your clan is also shown on @Burpboard
How do I link my Twitter/𝕏?
You can link a Twitter/𝕏 profile to your clantag (you need to be admin to do this). It can be your DAO’s profile or your personal profile.
- Set up a clantag first
- Run
/setsocials
, click the link to post a pre-generated tweet - Copy the tweet link
- Run
/setsocial https://x.com/you/status/123...
- All set, your clantag will now become clickable in the Clan Rankings.
Good to know
Changing the clantag or disabling it (/clantag OFF
) does not remove the TAG from older scans. So think wisely about your tag.