Using Noeron
Asking questions
Ask the way you'd ask a friend who reads the chain all day. Noeron chooses the tools, reads the data, and keeps its reply short so the cards can carry the numbers.
What you can ask
| You want to | Try |
|---|---|
| Get the big picture | "What's happening on Elysium today?" |
| Find tokens | "What's new?", "What's trending?", "Most traded today" |
| Understand one token | "Tell me about 0x…", "Who holds it?" |
| Check risk | "Is it safe?", "Why is liquidity flagged?" |
| Look at a wallet | "What's in 0x…?", "Analyze my wallet" |
| See your funds everywhere | "How much do I have on each chain?" |
| Trade | "Swap 1 HYPE for USDC", "Buy 0x… with 0.02 ETH from Robinhood Chain" |
| Bridge | "Bridge 0.1 ETH from Ethereum", "Move half my HyperEVM HYPE to Elysium" |
| Check freshness | "How fresh is the data?" |
Names and addresses
Symbols aren't unique: anyone can launch a token called USDC. When you use a name, Noeron searches first and shows every match, and points out look-alikes of official tokens. A contract address always means exactly one token, so paste it when you have it.
For trades, only HYPE and USDC are accepted by symbol. Any other token goes by address, and Noeron asks you to confirm which one before quoting.
Reading the reply
- Cards hold the full figures. The text interprets what matters.
- Sources. Prices say which pool they come from, and risk checks show their evidence.
- "Unknown" is a finding. When Noeron can't measure something, such as liquidity in a Uniswap v4 pool or a holder list still being built, it says so and why.
- Freshness. If the chain looks stalled or the index is catching up, Noeron mentions it once.
What Noeron won't do
- Tell you to buy or sell, or predict prices.
- State a number it didn't read from a tool.
- Say a trade or bridge happened. The card tracks that, not the chat.