Be told when a token's evidence changes
A dossier is a point in time. Evidesa re-observes watched tokens on a schedule and records what moved between one observation and the next — and the watch is how that record reaches you without your having to come back and look.
One message when a saved observation records a qualifying change. No account, no email, no wallet connection: it runs over Telegram, and the only thing stored is a one-way reference to the chat, an encrypted copy of the identifier needed to reach it, and the token addresses you asked to watch.
Silence is not a statement
No message can mean the token did not change. It can equally mean it was not re-observed, or that what changed was not of a notifiable kind. Those three are indistinguishable from the outside, so a quiet week is not evidence that a token is behaving — and nothing here certifies that it is.
What reaches you
Every class below is recorded for every watched token. The difference is only whether a recorded change is delivered.
Sent by default
No request neededA change to the mint or freeze authority, to the metadata update authority, to the token program or its extensions, to the recorded risk band, or to whether the evidence behind a category could be read at all. These are the changes that alter what a holder is exposed to without any trade taking place.
Sent on request
+holders · +liquidityHolder-concentration movement across the top accounts and their owner authorities, and movement in the selected pair's liquidity. Recorded for every watched token either way; delivered only if asked for, because they move often enough that sending them by default would train a reader to ignore the messages that matter.
Never sent
Not available on requestPrice movement. A message about a named token's price is advice whatever its wording, and there is no opt-in for it. It is recorded in the dossier's change timeline, where a reader has chosen to look, and it stays there.
How to start
Send these to the Evidesa bot. Up to 5 tokens per chat — each watched token is re-observed on a schedule, and that work is bounded.
- /watch <mint address>
- Start watching a token.
- /watch <mint address> +holders +liquidity
- Also deliver holder-concentration and liquidity movement.
- /unwatch <mint address>
- Stop watching one.
- /list
- What this chat is watching.
- /stop
- Delete the chat reference, the encrypted identifier and every watched token.
Availability. The watch runs only where this deployment has been configured with a bot and the keys needed to encrypt a chat identifier. Partial configuration is treated as off rather than as a degraded mode: a watch that accepts subscriptions it cannot deliver is worse than one that is plainly unavailable.
What Telegram sees. Telegram keeps its own copy of the conversation under its own policy. Evidesa cannot delete that; /stop removes everything on this side and you can clear and block from yours.
Evidesa is not financial advice and does not certify safety.