Lockstep
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A risk ticker running quietly in your server, all day.

Lockstep's Discord bot posts fresh readings for your server's watchlist into a channel you choose, and answers on-demand checks and wallet commands as slash commands — Discord's native, typed-parameter command UI.

Lockstep is already deployed and posting in the Discord communities it runs in today. A public, self-serve "add to your server" flow isn't live yet — for now this page documents exactly what the bot does.

#watcher Lockstep · every 10 min
$SNAP🟢 B · 22/100
top10 holders24.10%
1h move▲ +4.2%
$RUGZ 🔴 high risk
bundler-owned34.80%
24h move▼ -18.3%
How it works

Set a channel once. The ticker runs itself.

01

Pick a channel

/set_channel (needs Manage Server) chooses which channel in this server gets the ticker. Every server configures independently.

02

Add tokens to watch

/watch_add puts a mint on the recurring ticker. Lockstep posts a fresh reading for it every 10 minutes.

03

Check anything, any time

/audit runs a one-off check on any mint — doesn't touch the watchlist, but logs to history so the next check shows deltas.

Full command list

Everything the bot answers to.

Discord's native slash-command UI, with typed parameters and autocomplete — this is the same command set Telegram supports too, just typed as chat messages there instead of Discord's structured UI.

/auditRun an on-demand pump.fun risk check for a token.
/watch_addAdd a token to the recurring ticker watchlist.
/watch_removeRemove a token from the recurring ticker watchlist.
/watch_listShow the tokens currently on the recurring ticker.
/set_channel[Admin] Choose which channel in this server gets the ticker.
/wallet[Devnet] Show your Lockstep deposit address.
/balance[Devnet] Check your Lockstep wallet balance.
/airdrop[Devnet] Request free devnet test SOL for your wallet.
/export[Devnet] Export your wallet's private key — DM only, keep it secret.
/helpShow what Lockstep can do.
Devnet only

Discord gets the same wallet Telegram does.

The wallet layer isn't Telegram-exclusive — /wallet, /balance, /airdrop and /export work identically on Discord, resolving to the exact same deterministic per-user wallet. Telegram users additionally get the Mini App dashboard for it; Discord's version stays command-based for now.

Watching Discord too?

The Mini App wallet dashboard is currently Telegram-only — open it there, or keep an eye on this page for Discord's public rollout.

Open Telegram instead