Telegram bot

Once your account is connected, send the bot any of these and it makes a full video in your workspace:

• A website link, like yourbrand.com: a video about that site.
• A token's contract address, or a Torch, Dexscreener or block explorer link with the address in it: a video about the token, with its dated market figures.
• A brief with /make: /make 1 our spring sale, 20% off uses brand kit 1 from /brands; /make yourbrand.com launch video uses that site. With a single brand kit you can leave the number out.

The bot tells you when the draft is ready, about a minute later, with a button to export it (see Getting the MP4).

No account yet? Send a link or a contract address and the bot answers with a button to create a free account at loudscene.com/signup. The sign-up opens a new video with your link already filled in; connect the chat afterwards to make videos from Telegram.

1. 1

   Start on loudscene

   Signed in, open Connect Telegram (the bot's Connect my loudscene account button leads there too) and press Connect in Telegram.

2. 2

   Press Start in Telegram

   Telegram opens the bot with a one-time link made for your account. It works once, for 15 minutes, and the bot replies with the account it connected. Not yours? Send /unlink straight away.

3. 3

   Make videos

   Send a link, a contract address or /make. Send /unlink to disconnect at any time; your videos stay in your account.

Commands work with the bot's name too (/brands@loudscenebot) and are case-insensitive.

On Crypto Pro, Agent Starter, Agent Pro and Done-for-you, the loudscene Agent lives in the same private chat. When your workspace has it on, anything you write that isn't a command, a link or a contract address goes to it, in your own words and your own language: ask for a film, change a draft, schedule it, or ask how the token did today. Only the workspace's editors can talk to it. See Talk to your agent.

The chat is also where the Agent's work reaches you, each with its buttons. Nothing goes out without a press:

• Approval cards for its films: Approve, Edit or Skip. An approved film is exported and goes to your project's group when one is connected, and to X when you choose (see X).
• Moment cards: a whale buy, a new record, or a partnership or announcement your team started, as a picture in your brand, to post on X, in the group or both.
• Crisis alerts: when the token's price drops sharply or the mood in your group turns negative, a short alert with the dated figures and a calm, factual update for the group, written from fixed sentences, with Post in the group and Skip. At most one a day; admins turn them off on the Agent page.

When a draft is ready, the bot messages you with an Export and send here button. Exporting follows the normal credit rules (your first video is on us; a version already paid for costs nothing more). Files up to 20 MB arrive as a video in the chat; bigger ones as a download link.

Tap Open next to the message box in the bot's chat (or the Open loudscene button under /start) to make, approve and post videos without leaving Telegram. It signs you in with Telegram, so the chat must be connected to your account first.

• Home: your workspace, your latest videos with their progress, and the Agent's drafts waiting for you (Approve & post, or Skip) when your workspace has it.
• New video: paste a website, a token's contract address or a Torch link, or pick one of your brand kits, and add a brief if you like.
• The video: watch it come together, pick the format, then Approve & export (the usual credit rules; the file also lands in the chat). With your project's group connected, Post to my group sends it there; Share and Download do what they say.
• Your affiliate link: your link with a copy button and Share in Telegram, the programme's rules and your numbers: clicks, sign-ups, paying customers and commissions pending, ready and paid.
• Send feedback: an idea or something that broke, like /feedback.
• On the Free plan, once your free video is used, One more video buys a single video for $15, paid in ETH or $LOUD from your wallet: no watermark, up to 1080p, 10 AI edits.

The same limits apply as in the chat and the app: your plan's generations, the chat's daily videos, and the editor role in the workspace.

The group bot is part of Crypto Pro, Agent Starter, Agent Pro and Done-for-you. A project in its free Torch Agent week has it too. When the plan no longer includes it, the bot stays in the group but pauses; nothing is deleted.

1. 1

   Connect the group

   An owner or admin of the workspace opens Integrations → Crypto and presses Connect a group. Telegram asks which group to add the bot to; whoever adds it must be an admin of that group, and the one-time link works for 30 minutes. The bot confirms in the group with a short card.

2. 2

   Make the bot an admin

   Give it two rights: Delete messages and Ban users (in Telegram: the group's settings, Administrators, Add admin). Integrations shows whether it has them, with Check again. Without them it still posts and answers, but can't protect the group.

3. 3

   Set your token and links

   In Integrations → Crypto, set the token's contract, your website, X, Telegram and Proof of Burn links, and the treasury wallet. Every command, card and alert reads them from there.

To disconnect, use the app, or simply remove the bot from the group. In a group that isn't connected, the bot only asks people to message it directly.

Every answer is a short card with buttons.

The bot also answers the questions every launch group hears, like “wen CA”, “wen launch”, “how to buy” and “is this legit”, with the official contract and links, at most once every few minutes for each. Before there is a contract it says that any address posted is fake.

The group gets at most 6 command answers a minute; past that the bot stays quiet rather than flood the chat.

Only the group's own admins can use these (an anonymous admin posting as the group counts). Each action goes to the moderation log with the admin's name.

Each rule has its own switch in Integrations → Crypto and they all start on. Admins are never moderated. Whatever the bot removes, mutes or deletes appears in the Moderation log there.

• New member check. A new member can read but not post until they tap I'm human, then the emoji the bot names among four, within 5 minutes. A wrong tap or no tap removes them; they can join again and retry. Bots added by anyone but an admin are removed at once.
• Welcome card. A member who passes gets a short “You're in” card with the official contract address and your website and X buttons. It deletes itself after 45 seconds, and the “joined” and “left” service messages are deleted too, so the chat stays clean.
• Anti-raid. More joins in a minute than you set (15 by default) pauses joins for 10 minutes: new members stay muted and are removed when it ends, and the group is told when it starts and ends.
• Impersonation guard. A new member whose name uses “Admin”, “Support”, “Team”, “Mod”, “loudscene” or an admin's own name is muted, and the group's admins are told. Reply /unmute to free someone genuine.
• Anti-spam for new members. For their first 24 hours, messages with links, other bots' @names or forwarded channel posts are deleted.
• Scam and link filter. From anyone who isn't an admin:
  • Fake contract addresses: any address but your official one is deleted, and the bot reminds the group which one is real (before you set one, it says any address posted is fake).
  • Scam and wallet-drainer lines (“seed phrase”, “claim your airdrop”, “wallet validation”, “connect your wallet to claim”, “support team” with a link) are deleted and the sender is muted for 5 minutes. Invites to other Telegram groups are deleted.
  • DM bait (“DM me”, “check your DMs”, “holders pls message me”) is deleted and the sender muted until an admin unmutes them; doing it again after that is a ban. Warnings like “never DM anyone” are left alone.
  • Sellers and shills are deleted and banned: offers of trending, guest posts, listings or other paid promotion, unsolicited “collab” pitches, promotion of call or signal channels, and offers to buy or rent wallets.
• Flood control. A member who sends more messages in 10 seconds than you set (8 by default) is muted for 5 minutes.

Turn on Answer members' questions in Integrations → Crypto and the bot answers, around the clock, the questions your filters and its commands don't cover. It writes only from what the group knows: your token's contract, your links and your filters. When those don't answer it, the bot stays quiet. It never gives a price or a prediction.

• It answers questions (a question mark, or a question word first) and messages that mention the bot or reply to it. Everyday chat is left alone.
• Each answer uses one AI text from your daily allowance. A member gets at most one answer every 2 minutes, and the group 20 an hour.
• Every answer goes to the moderation log with the question, so you see what the bot said. Teach it more with /filter: every filter is something it can answer from.

• Your videos: the weekly burn report and milestone videos when you export them (both on by default), every other export of the workspace if you turn that on, and the loudscene Agent's films once your team approves them.
• Buy alerts (Robinhood Chain tokens, off by default): each buy on Uniswap v4 above the minimum you set (0.1 ETH by default), as a picture card with the dollar value, the ETH paid, the tokens received, the buyer and the market cap, and Buy, Chart, Tx, X, Telegram and Website buttons. Buys of three times the minimum are “Big buys”, ten times “Whale buys”. Buys are read from the token's transfers out of Uniswap's pool manager, so a wallet taking liquidity out can look like a buy.
• Burn alerts (off by default): each burn from your treasury wallet, with its share of supply and the Proof of Burn button.
• Stats card (every 6 hours by default): a picture with market cap, liquidity, 24h volume, 24h trades and the total burned, dated, with Chart, Buy on Torch and Proof of Burn. The first one each morning is a GM card.
• Daily burn recap: once a day, when the token burned anything in the last 24 hours, the amount and the running total as a picture.
• Milestones: a new milestone is posted as a picture with its figures as soon as it happens; its video follows when you export it.
• About posts (off by default, every 12 hours): a short rotating post about the project and its links, never the same one twice in a row.

Scheduled posts come at most once every 30 minutes per group, never during the quiet hours you set (in UTC, like 22-6).

Make a pack of 12 to 16 animated stickers in your project's brand, published on Telegram under @loudscenebot. In the app, open Agent → Launch kit and find the Sticker pack card. Any editor of the workspace can make one.

1. 1

   Start from your brand

   Name and ticker, with your brand kit's logo and colours.

2. 2

   Pick the stickers and their words

   Choose from 16 templates (GM, LFG, WAGMI, burn, locked, welcome, AMA live and more). The AI suggests two short lines for each in your brand's voice, or you type your own. Lines with figures, promises, pressure to buy or links are refused.

3. 3

   Render

   The pack renders as Telegram video stickers in a few minutes. Change a sticker later and only that one renders again.

4. 4

   Publish

   Telegram needs a person to own the set: a team member opens the bot link from the card and presses Start (a connected Telegram account is used directly). You get the pack's t.me/addstickers link; publishing again updates the same set.

5. 5

   Share it

   Members type /stickers in your group for the Add to Telegram button. With the loudscene Agent on, it can draft a “We have stickers!” post for your team to approve.

Every meme made with /meme ai or /meme crew in your group is a Meme Wars entry: members vote by reacting, the day's top three go back to the group at 20:00 UTC, and each one also lands on your token's Meme Wars page on loudscene (score.loudscene.com/memes), where anyone can make and vote too.

Type @loudscenebot and a word in any chat, like @loudscenebot gm, @loudscenebot wagmi or @loudscenebot so over: the loudscene crew's stickers and memes that match show up above the keyboard, and the one you tap is sent “via @loudscenebot”. It also finds the $LOUD, LOBIN, Torch and Snarks sticker sets by name. It works in groups the bot isn't in and in private chats, with no account.

• Connected accounts: your plan's limits apply, plus at most 10 videos a day started from one chat.
• Each private chat can send up to 20 messages a minute; more are ignored.
• A connected group can send up to 300 messages a minute before the bot stops reading. Outside its commands, the usual questions and the community manager, the bot ignores everyday chat.
• The bot gives up on a preview after 30 minutes, a video after 45 and an export after 90, and tells you.
• Calendar reminders also arrive in the chat once you are connected.