nansen-token

What This Skill Does

The nansen-token skill integrates OpenClaw with Nansen's powerful blockchain analytics engine. It provides professional-grade tools for researching digital assets across multiple chains, including Solana and Ethereum. The skill offers deep-dive capabilities into on-chain data, enabling users to monitor token volume, view historical OHLCV pricing, analyze holder distributions, and track smart money movements. Whether you are looking for trending tokens via the screener, auditing a token’s risk profile through the indicators command, or performing forensic analysis on PnL and trade flows, this skill provides a direct command-line interface to institutional-grade intelligence.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/hurcannansen/nansen-token

Ensure your OpenClaw configuration has the necessary API permissions enabled to facilitate data retrieval from the Nansen platform.

Use Cases

• Alpha Generation: Use the screener to identify top tokens by volume or smart money interest in real-time.
• Risk Management: Utilize indicators to check the Nansen Score, which aggregates metrics like funding rates, token inflation, and price momentum to assess project health.
• On-Chain Forensics: Investigate wallet activity using who-bought-sold or transfers (with --enrich) to label addresses and identify potential wash trading or institutional accumulation.
• Portfolio Monitoring: Leverage pnl and dex-trades to track the performance of specific tokens or groups of traders.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the top 10 Solana tokens by volume over the last 24 hours, filtering only for smart money activity."
2. "Get the latest Nansen risk and reward indicators for the token at address 0x123... on Ethereum."
3. "Show me the flow intelligence for the token at address 0xabc... on Solana to see if whales are accumulating or dumping."

Tips & Limitations

• Chain Specificity: Most commands require the --chain flag. Ensure you know the correct chain name supported by Nansen.
• Data Depth: The --enrich flag is essential when analyzing transfers, as it translates raw hexadecimal addresses into meaningful labels like 'Whale', 'Exchange', or 'Smart Trader'.
• Perp Data: Remember that perpetual endpoints (perp-trades, perp-positions) operate on symbols (e.g., BTC, SOL) and do not require the --chain flag, as they reference aggregated market data.