How to Ask Questions

Forge is built to be as easy to use as chatting with a friend who knows everything about the Solana memecoin ecosystem. You don’t need to learn syntax or memorize commands — just ask naturally.

This page walks through how to ask good questions, how Forge interprets them, and what kind of responses you can expect.


Ask Anything

You can ask Forge questions like:

  • “Is $BONK still active?”

  • “What did this wallet just buy?”

  • “Which tokens launched in the last 10 minutes?”

  • “Who deployed $RUG and did they renounce?”

  • “Why is this token pumping?”

  • “Which wallets just sold $SLAP?”

There’s no need for specific phrasing. Forge automatically detects the intent and dispatches the right agent to answer.


Supported Question Types

Forge supports a wide range of question categories, including:

Token-Based Questions

  • Safety analysis

  • Deployer check

  • LP burn status

  • Market cap and holder count

  • Sniper activity

Wallet-Based Questions

  • Recent buys or sells

  • Wallet history and rug involvement

  • Funding source and behavior

  • Other wallets it’s connected to

Time-Based Queries

  • New tokens in the last X minutes

  • Wallets that sold recently

  • Deployer that launched today

Risk and Red Flags

  • LP manipulation

  • Reused deployer code

  • Known rug patterns

Telegram Sniper Detection

  • Wallets tied to Telegram groups

  • Deployers who joined specific chats before launch

  • Wallets that follow KOLs into memes


Follow-Up Questions

You can continue a conversation without repeating everything. Forge tracks context for each session.

Example:

“Who deployed $NANA?” “Are they active in any other tokens?” “What was their last rug?”

Forge understands that you're still referring to the same wallet or topic unless you change it.


Shortcuts and Suggestions

The interface includes buttons for:

  • “Trace wallets involved”

  • “See chart”

  • “Flag deployer”

  • “Show top buyers”

These are generated based on the last answer. Clicking them sends a follow-up query automatically.


How Forge Understands Intent

Under the hood, Forge uses a combination of:

  • Natural language processing

  • MCP-based intent classification

  • Token and wallet context matching

This means it can handle vague or casual questions and still return precise answers.

Examples:

“What’s up with this token?” “Why is $DUMP trending?” “Any red flags in $WAGMI?”

Even if the question is unclear, Forge knows what to check and which agents to activate.


Tips for Better Results

While Forge is flexible, here are a few ways to get sharper answers:

  • Be specific with token names or wallet addresses

  • Ask one topic at a time for deeper breakdowns

  • Use follow-ups to dig deeper instead of restarting the question

If a response is too shallow, you can always ask “explain deeper” or “show more detail.”


Limitations

Forge is not designed to:

  • Give financial advice

  • Predict exact token price movements

  • Replace human due diligence

It’s a powerful assistant, not an oracle. It helps surface what’s happening, but the decision is still yours.

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