Asking questions
One box, plain language. What to ask, how to phrase it, and what comes back.
Talk to Glimz the way you'd ask a friend who reads block explorers for fun. There's nothing to learn, but if you like shortcuts, type a slash.
Glimz AI as your copilot
Glimz AI isn't only the Ask page. On a computer, a rail on the right edge of every page holds your tools, with Glimz AI at the bottom (press A). It opens beside the page and knows what you're looking at: on a coin it offers "Should I buy it?", "Where is its money going?", "Is it safe?"; on a wallet, "Should I copy this wallet?". On a phone, tap the Ask button in the corner.
The rail also has Quick check (Q: paste any coin or wallet and get the call), the Copy radar (R), your tracked wallets (W) and alerts (I). Press ? for every shortcut.
Slash commands
Type / in the Ask box to pick a skill and run it straight away. Add the coin or wallet after it, and optionally a chain (sol, eth, base, bnb).
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/check-flow <coin> | Money flow: where the money went after people sold it, and the next coin to look at |
/early [chain] | Early scanner: young coins where a real crowd is buying, on one chain or all four |
/signals <coin> | On-chain signals: buyers vs sellers by wallet, insiders selling, bots, and how traders play it |
/odds | Track record: how each setup did 1h, 6h and 24h later |
/buy <coin> | Buy or not |
/copy <wallet> | Copy or not, the copy check |
/radar [chain] | Wallets on the Copy radar that pass the copy check |
/safety <coin> | The full safety verdict |
/exit <coin> | Exit check |
/holders <coin> | Holder map |
/insiders <coin> | Early buyers and insiders |
/deployer <coin> | Deployer history |
/top-traders <coin> | Top traders |
/wallet <wallet> | Wallet profile |
/trades <wallet> | Wallet trades |
/trending [chain], /new [chain] | Trending pools and new launches |
Glimz AI runs the skill and explains the result. The command runs the skill directly too, so it works even when you just want the card.
Good questions
The agent does best with a clear subject and a clear question: a token or wallet address, plus what you want to know.
Should I buy <token address>?
Is wallet <address> worth copying?
Buy $50 of <token address> with SOL.
Can I actually sell $1,000 of <token address>?
Who are the top holders of <token address>? Is the deployer one of them?
Is the liquidity on <token address> locked?
What else has the creator of <token address> launched?
Why is <token address> up today?
What does wallet <address> hold, and what has it been doing?
What's trending on Base right now?
Are there copycats of <token name> on Solana?What comes back
Each answer has three parts.
- The skills it ran. You see each skill start and finish while the agent works, so you know what was checked.
- A short answer. A few sentences in plain English, with facts and opinions kept apart.
- Evidence. Links to the transactions, contracts and pools behind each fact, and the source of each number.
Evidence and sources explains how to read them.
Tips
- Name the chain when you know it. It saves a guess, especially for
0x…addresses. - Paste the full address. Names and tickers are easy to copy. See Copycat finder.
- Ask for the numbers when you want them. "Show me the sell quotes" gets the exact figures from the exit check.
- Keep going in the same chat. You can follow up on an answer instead of starting over.
What it can't answer
- Price targets. Glimz doesn't predict where a price will go. "Should I buy?" gets a rule-based Buy or not call with its reasons, not a forecast.
- Personal advice. Glimz doesn't know your budget or your goals. Its calls are not financial advice. See Rules Glimz follows.
- Things with no on-chain trace, such as who really owns an anonymous wallet, or what was said in a private chat.
Daily limits
Each plan includes a number of agent questions per day: 300 on Pro and 2,000 on Desk. See Plans & billing.