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    • Protocols integrated with Gemma
    • Gemma prompt list
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  • DeFi Tasks
  • General Guidelines
  • Best Practices:
  • Information mining
  • General Guidelines
  • Information mining prompt examples:
  • Basic Sentiment Query
  • Development Updates
  • Documentation Changes
  • Price & Awareness Trends

Getting started

DeFi Tasks

  1. Start the Telegram bot and follow the instructions to top up your wallet.

  2. Formulate Your Prompt: State what you want to do in natural language, specifying assets, amounts, conditions, and triggers.

  3. Execute the Prompt: The bot translates your request into the required DeFi interactions.

General Guidelines

  • Specify Assets & Chains: Clearly mention the asset (e.g., "0.001 WETH") and the chain (e.g., "Arbitrum").

  • Include Conditions & Triggers: For automated actions, add conditions (e.g., "If gas < 20 Gwei").

  • Check Requirements: Ensure you have sufficient balance and that the protocol supports the requested action.

Best Practices:

  • Be Specific: The clearer your prompt, the less likely you are to encounter misunderstandings.

  • Start Small: Test with small amounts before executing larger, more complex actions.

  • Stay Updated: Protocol integrations evolve. Check for updates or announcements related to newly supported features or chains.


Information mining

  1. Identify Your Project: Make sure InfoAnon is configured to track the project of interest.

  2. Ask Direct Questions: Formulate queries in natural language, specifying the type of information you need (e.g., sentiment, latest updates, price trends).

  3. Include Timeframes & Sources (Optional): Narrow down results by timeframe (e.g., "last 5 minutes," "last week") or by source (e.g., Twitter only or GitHub commits).

General Guidelines

  • Be Specific: Mention the project and the type of data you want (e.g., “What’s the sentiment on Telegram in the last hour for Project X?”).

  • Combine Conditions: You can combine multiple conditions, like sentiment plus price changes or compare Twitter vs. Discord engagement.

  • Check for Updates: If InfoAnon references a stale data point, request a refresh by specifying “update” or “refresh” in your query.


Information mining prompt examples:

Basic Sentiment Query

  • Prompt: “What’s the overall community sentiment for Project X on Telegram in the last 24 hours?”

  • Response: A summary indicating whether sentiment is positive, negative, or mixed, along with any notable mentions.

Development Updates

  • Prompt: “Show me the latest GitHub commits for Project Y from the past day.”

  • Response: A list of recent commits, their authors, and brief descriptions.

Documentation Changes

  • Prompt: “Compare the roadmap in Gitbook to what the founders are mentioning in Telegram.”

  • Response: A comparative analysis of the vision in Gitbook and community discussions.

Price & Awareness Trends

  • Prompt: “Compare Project X’s price changes and follower growth on Twitter over the past week.”

  • Response: A summarized trend line of price movements and follower count changes, indicating periods of growth or decline.

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