How to use PumpPill Lens
A new coin shows up in your feed. Are you early or late, and is it risky? PumpPill Lens is a Chrome extension that answers on the page you are already reading, beside the token's own contract address. This lesson covers what Lens marks, what the card shows, which sites it runs on, how the Buy button works, and what Lens does not do.
What it is
Lens is a Chrome extension. It looks for contract addresses on the page and underlines them. If PumpPill holds a read on that token, a small mark with its risk sits beside the address before you click anything: the risk word, a short reason, and "Open read". A contract PumpPill has not read gets no risk mark. If FOMO app traders bought that unread token today, the mark says "Not read yet" with the count of FOMO buys instead; otherwise there is no mark at all. The extension does not paint what it does not know.
The narration in the video: "Lens underlines contracts in your feed. If PumpPill has read the token, its risk sits right there."
Lens runs on eight sites: X, GMGN, DexScreener, pump.fun, Axiom, FOMO, Pons and Definitive. On DexScreener the mark sits beside the token's name in the side panel, and the card opens under it.
Lens is headed to the Chrome Web Store. Until the listing is live, the page at /lens says "Coming to the Chrome Web Store", and the trade bot gives the same read today when you paste a contract in Telegram.
How to use it
- Install Lens from the Chrome Web Store once the listing is live. The /lens page carries the button.
- Open one of the eight sites and browse as you would. Lens underlines the contract addresses it sees.
- Look for a mark beside an underlined address. The mark reads something like "Low risk · launched 12 days ago · Open read". No mark means PumpPill has no read on that token yet.
- Point at the mark and the card opens. The card leads with "Am I early?" and "What's my risk?", then the reasons.
- Drag the card anywhere on the page. It remembers where you left it.
- On a post that names a ticker without a contract, Lens opens the contract when one clearly leads for that ticker. When none does, you pick from a short list.
- Tap "Buy in Telegram" on the card. It opens @PumpPill_Trade_Bot with the contract loaded. The button is on the card on all eight sites.
How to read what it shows
The mark. One line beside the address: the risk word (Low, Medium or High) followed by "risk", a short reason such as how long ago the token launched, and a link to open the read. The mark takes the page's own type; a Medium or High word is picked out in the warning colour, and Low is left plain. The card's "What's my risk?" line follows the same rule.
The card. Price first, then the two questions. "Am I early?" says how far the token has run. "What's my risk?" gives the risk word and its clause. Under them, the reasons: each check the read ran, marked pass, fail or unread. The /lens page describes it as "Early or late, who holds it, what was flagged."
Unread. A reason marked unread means PumpPill could not check it. The video: "Then the reasons, and anything we could not check." An unread line is not a pass. The site puts it as "Unread is not clean."
The Buy button. One tap opens our Telegram trade bot with the contract loaded. The bot shows its own read of the token before any buy, and the take-profit steps are ready to arm on the price you pay. The button is on the card whatever the risk word says; the risk is beside it.
What Premium adds. For a Premium member, the card also shows the X accounts that posted the contract, with each account's record, and the bot fee is halved. The read itself is open to everyone with no account.
What it does not tell you
Lens shows reads PumpPill already holds. A contract with no mark is a contract PumpPill has not read, and that is a gap in our index, not a clean bill. Paste it at /scan or in the trade bot for the full read.
Lens reads contract addresses on your screen, and for a Premium member the handles of post authors. It does not read the page URL, the post text, or your browsing history. Its one browser permission is storage. It asks to talk to three data hosts (PumpPill's API and two public price APIs), and it runs only on the eight sites listed; it does not ask for access to every site.
Lens does not connect to a wallet. The video says it: "Lens looks up the contract addresses on your screen. It never connects to your wallet." A buy goes through the trade bot, in Telegram, from a wallet the bot makes for you.
Lens runs on eight sites, not every site. A token page on a site outside the list gets no marks.
The read on the card is a stored read. Open the full read for the time stamp and for a fresh scan when you need one.
Try it
Open /lens and watch the video to see the mark and the card on a DexScreener page. Until the store listing is live, open /bot and paste a contract in Telegram for the same read.
What the video says the full transcript, for reading or searching
The lesson is the method. The product is where you apply it.