Talking to the bot
What buys, and what doesn’t.
Mention @TryPeterpan and write like a person. It only spends money when you clearly tell it to, and it never spends more than what you deposited.
“buy $5 of NVDA”
A ticker and a dollar amount is all it needs.
“i want you to buy 1.5 dollar of cashcat”
Say it however you like. Dollar, dollars, bucks, usd, all fine.
“throw 20 bucks at PEPE”
Slang is fine too.
“get me 5 dollars of tesla”
Company names work; it knows the tickers.
“buy $3 of 0x020bfC65…18b4”
A contract address buys exactly that contract, no questions asked.
“buy it, $10”
Replying under a tweet? It reads the tweet above for what “it” means.
“sell my PEPE”
Sells the whole position back to ETH, straight from the tweet.
“dump half my NVDA”
Half, a quarter, or all of it. Say which.
“cash out $5 of cashcat”
Or name a dollar figure and it sells just that much.
“show me my portfolio”
Lists what you hold, what it's worth, and the total.
“buy me some NVDA”
No amount, so it asks how much. Reply “$5” and it fills.
“ape into cashcat”
Same: it needs a size before it spends anything.
“should i buy NVDA?”
Questions get an opinion, never an order. Anything with a question mark is safe.
“would you buy $50 of NVDA here?”
Still a question, even with an amount in it.
“imagine buying $5 of that”
Hypotheticals and jokes are not orders.
“what do you think of PEPE”
You get a take, not a trade.
“withdraw my ETH”
Withdrawing to another address happens on your portfolio page, so a tweet can never move funds off your wallet.
It spends your wallet, not a balance we hold
Buys come out of the wallet on your portfolio page. Fund it with ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain, and keep a little ETH spare because every trade pays network gas in ETH.
Dollars and ETH both work
It picks whichever your wallet can cover, and converts between them when a token only trades against one of the two. You never have to choose.
Tickers are checked, contracts are trusted
A ticker has to resolve to a token with a real market, because anyone can name a token “NVDA”. A contract address is unambiguous, so it buys exactly that.
There is a per-order cap
Single orders are capped, and the bot answers a limited number of times per hour to each person. If you hit that, it tells you and picks back up shortly.
Buying and selling by tweet, withdrawing by hand
Trades happen in the conversation, both directions. Moving funds out of the wallet does not: sign in with X on your portfolio page to withdraw to any address, or to export your private key and take the wallet with you.