Community and rooms

Rooms

A room lives at /g/your-room. To start one, sign in and open Start a room. You are its owner.

Joining

Joining is one tap and never needs a wallet. A member is a proven identity: a sign-in (wallet, Google or email), or a Telegram account, proven by Telegram. Nothing is signed and nothing is paid. Voting needs an identity, not a seat. Posting in a room needs a seat.

The four kinds of post

• Chart idea. Your lines on a chart, stamped with the time and the price. It cannot be edited afterwards.
• Link. An https link with a title.
• Video. YouTube, Vimeo, Loom and X links work here.
• Trade with proof. One of your own confirmed swaps, picked from a list. Post one.

What “verified on-chain” means

A trade post carries one line under the verified mark, for example: “Verified on-chain: this wallet moved $25.00 on Base”. When you post, Pantessa reads that transaction from the chain. The line says three things and no more: the author's wallet sent the transaction; in it the wallet's balance of one asset went down and its balance of another went up; and the dollar figure is the net change in a dollar stablecoin or in ETH.

What it does not mean:

• The market and the side (“bought ETH”) are the author's own tag. They are printed as “Tagged by the author”, never under the verified mark.
• The title is the author's words, shown in quotes.
• It says nothing about profit, or whether the position is still open.
• It does not say what the other asset is worth, or who was on the other side. A swap against a pool the author controls reads the same.
• Hyperliquid fills cannot be posted as proof yet. Neither can cross-chain swaps and bridges (one-way on each chain), or a swap between two tokens with no stablecoin or ETH on either side (we cannot price it).

A transaction that sent funds one way only, such as a transfer or a deposit, is refused: it is not a trade. The author can hide the size; the line then says “moved funds”.

Invites

Every member has one invite link to the room. A join that came through it is counted next to your name on the members board. Invites are counted, never paid. An intent link you mint in a post still earns the usual creator share.

Connect a Telegram group

On the room page, the owner or a mod chooses Connect Telegram and adds the bot to their group. The bot pins a join button, so every member of the group is one tap from joined. New posts are announced in the group. The group can ask the bot:

• /chart <symbol> The chart, the price and the chips for one market.
• /calls The room's newest stamped calls.
• /top Who brought the most members and who has verified receipts.
• /invite Your own invite link to this room.
• /join Join this room on Pantessa in one tap.
• /link <code> Admins: link this chat to a room (the code comes from the room page).

Until the owner of this deployment has created the bot, the room page says Telegram is “not set up on this deployment”.

Connect a Discord channel

In Discord, create a webhook for the channel and paste its URL on the room page. New posts are announced there. The /pantessa slash commands need a Discord app: until the owner of this deployment has created it they answer “not set up on this deployment”.

Who gets announced

By default only posts by the owner and the mods are announced to a linked Telegram group or Discord channel. The owner can switch that to every member on the room page.

Removing a post or a member

A post can be removed by its author, or by the room's owner or a mod. A member can be removed by the owner or a mod; the owner's seat cannot be. The room page has no button for either yet; both are API requests (DELETE /api/posts/<id>, POST /api/communities/<room>/members/remove).