Ask anything about crypto. Get an answer you can check.
AIDEN reads IQ.wiki and live market data, then answers in the chat your community already uses — with its sources attached, and a plain “not verified” when it does not know.
Four people ask it four different things. It answers all four from the same encyclopedia.
- Traders
- Prices, market caps, TVL and volume, queried the moment you ask rather than cached last week.
- Researchers
- Protocol mechanics, funding history and team background, each answer carrying the entry it came from.
- Degens
- Who launched a token, what the contract does, and what the wiki already records about it.
- Newcomers
- The basics without jargon, and somewhere to read further instead of a dead end.
It joins the room. Nobody installs anything.
AIDEN sits in the places a community already talks, and answers there. The same agent, the same sources, three front doors.
AIDEN
$IQ is at $0.0041.
market feed · 1m ago
Telegram
Add it to a group and it answers in the thread, citing the entry or the market feed it used.
Discord
A member of your server, scoped to the channels you let it into.
Getting started
Install the SDK, then make a query.
AIDEN
Ask me here.
On your own site
Dock the chat in a corner of your docs or app, so a reader never has to leave the page to ask.
From invite to first answer.
The full setup for each surface, step by step. Every command and link below is exactly what you type.
Telegram
It joins the group as a member and answers when tagged — repetitive questions stop landing on your mods.
Open @AIDEN on TelegramInvite the bot.
Search for @AIDEN in Telegram and add it to your group as a new member.
Ask it for instructions.
Type /ai in the group — the bot replies with how to use it.
Start asking.
Prefix any question with /ai or @AIDEN and it answers in the chat.
Optional · link it to an AIDEN account for advanced functions
Request the setup guide.
/ai /start or @AIDEN /start returns the configuration instructions.
Create an API key.
In the Configure tab, open API Keys in the left-hand menu and press Create API Key.
Authenticate the group.
Copy the key and send @AIDEN /auth xxxxxx in the group, your key in place of the x's.
Explore.
Ask away with /ai or @AIDEN — the bot now runs with your configuration.
Four sources, named in the answer.
AIDEN reads IQ.wiki, live prices from CoinGecko, the open web, and any knowledge you add — then names the ones it used in every answer.
One agent, four sources, one answer
AIDEN holds no opinion of its own: it reads from these at the moment you ask, names the ones it used in the reply, and says so plainly when none of them can answer.
Teach it your project.
Out of the box it answers from IQ.wiki and the sources above. Custom knowledge adds your own material — folders of curated sources the bot reads before it answers, so replies fit your community.
Train it with folders
Folders are added from the dashboard, one per source, and the bot draws on every folder you switch on.
Sign in.
Set up your AIDEN account at chat.aiden.id/auth/sign with any sign-in method.
Create knowledge folders.
In the Configure tab, open Knowledge in the left-hand menu and create a folder for each source you want it trained on — add as many as you need.
One document type per folder.
A folder holds a single type of document; a different type means a new folder.
Switch folders on.
Your documents appear under Plugins — enable or disable each one, and the bot answers from the datasets you've turned on.
Teach it inside the group
Admins add knowledge without leaving Telegram, straight into the group's chat.
@AIDEN /add title:contentAdds an entry under that title — it's in the knowledge base instantly.@AIDEN /listShows everything you've added, as a paginated list.@AIDEN /delete titleRemoves the entry with that title.Example
@AIDEN /add Vesting: 40% to the community, unlocked over four years
Ask about vesting in the group afterwards and that line is what comes back.
These entries are the Telegram bot's custom knowledge; the dashboard folders cover the Discord bot and the widget.
Put AIDEN in your community.
It joins as a member of the place your people already talk in — there is no new app for anyone to adopt. Pick a door and the first step is one line.
Ask, and see the sources.
AIDEN reads IQ.wiki and live market data, then answers in the chat your community already uses — with every claim linked back to the source it used.
