You can now get a quick insight into the performance & stats of any wallet. Rick automatically responds to any active wallet pasted in the chat or DMs.
Commands
- /h - Get known (top) holders
- /nh - Get notable holders
- /w - Search wallet or label
- /wl - Set wallet label and emoji (used in reply to a Rick wallet scan)
- /wexport - Use to export group wallets in
.txtformat - /wimport - Use to import wallets
Usage
Simply use /w address or label in any group or DMs with Rick to query the recent performance of this wallet.
Wallets shown in cursive with a emoji (linking to Twitter/𝕏) are public KOL wallets. If you haven’t added a label for them, Rick will label the known KOL’s.
You can copy[1] the wallet address by clicking the 
button.
Group Labels 
The /wl command is used to label wallets that are shared in the chat. Use this command in reply to[2] a wallet response from Rick.
[!tg] Labels are also available in DM’s. There are no limits in the amount of wallets you can label.
This command supports 2 arguments:
/wl <label> <emoji>- Emoji is optional and has no use yet other then them being displayed next to the label.
- Labels may contain letters, numbers and underscores.
Deleting a group label
Scan the wallet and reply to it with /wl del.
Importing wallets [BETA]
Use the /wimport command to import a list of wallets. Currently max. 30 wallets can be imported per run. To convert exports from platforms like Axiom, use the converter.
The expected format is always:
wallet1,label_1
wallet2,label_2
There are two ways to import:
- Send a
.txtfile with the required formats and reply to it with/wimport - Simply run
wimport wallet1,label_1 wallet2,label_2- seperated by newlines.
Exporting the wallets
You can quickly export the full wallet list to a widely supported .txt file which should be accepted by any wallet tracker/platform. Simply call /wexport in the group to have Rick generate the export.
Preview
Example output for a wallet.
Example output for /h command.
