Guides

Checks worth doing before you sign

Short, procedural guides for the questions that cost money when they are skipped: is this token real, is this wallet safe, what did I just approve, and what is this answer actually based on. No definitions, no price predictions.

Updated 11 November 2026.

Safety

Before you sign

• How to check if a crypto token is a scam — The contract, the powers it keeps, the pool depth and the holders — in the order that catches the expensive mistakes.
• How to check a wallet before you send USDC — Address poisoning, the wrong network and a contract instead of a wallet: the three ways USDC is lost, and the test transfer that catches them.
• How to revoke token approvals on Base — Every swap leaves an allowance behind. Find the ones that matter, revoke them, and make the next one smaller.
• Wallet safety guide — What an assistant can read from a wallet, what it cannot, and the checks worth doing on your own.

Research

Before you buy

• How to research a new token before you buy — A ten-minute order: contract, powers, pool depth, holder concentration, volume — then the story.
• How to read onchain flows without a terminal — Exchange netflow, stablecoin supply, DEX depth, funding and open interest: four signals, four different questions.

How the assistant works

What you are paying for

• How to read a crypto AI answer — Decision, reason, confidence, invalidation, source footer — the five parts worth checking, and the three that should make you stop.
• GTXAgent vs ChatGPT for crypto questions — Where a general model ends and a live-data assistant has to begin, without the marketing.
• How to use a crypto AI assistant in Telegram — Pair once, ask from the phone, same balance and same answer format. What pairing does and how to undo it.
• What a crypto AI assistant can and cannot do — An honest boundary: what it reads, what it will never do with your funds, and where coverage stops.

Questions