> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.askbrain.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Token Analysis

> Analyze BSC tokens with real-time data

Ask Brain provides comprehensive token analysis using real-time data from DexScreener and CoinGecko. Get instant information about any BSC token by name, ticker symbol, or contract address.

## What You Can Analyze

When you ask about a token, Ask Brain provides:

* **Price Information** - Current price in USD and trading pairs
* **Market Metrics** - Market cap, fully diluted valuation (FDV), liquidity
* **Trading Data** - 24h volume, price changes, trading pairs
* **Token Details** - Name, symbol, contract address, DEX information
* **Historical Context** - Pair creation date, trading history

## How to Use

Simply ask about any BSC token:

```
What is the price of $BRAIN?
Analyze the token $BRAIN
```

## Data Sources

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  <Card title="DexScreener" icon="chart-line">
    Real-time DEX data including prices, volumes, and trading pairs across all BSC DEXes.
  </Card>

  <Card title="CoinGecko" icon="database">
    Comprehensive market data, historical information, and token metadata.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Example Response

When you ask about a token, you'll receive formatted information like:

* **Token Name:** \[Name]
* **Symbol:** \[Ticker]
* **Contract Address:** \[0x...]
* **Price:** \$\[amount]
* **24h Change:** \[percentage]%
* **24h Volume:** \$\[amount]
* **Market Cap:** \$\[amount]
* **Liquidity:** \$\[amount]
* **DEX:** \[DEX name]

## Special Features

### Four.meme Tokens

Tokens with contract addresses ending in `4444` are launched on four.meme, a popular BSC meme coin launchpad. Ask Brain automatically recognizes these and provides relevant context.

### Multiple Trading Pairs

If a token trades on multiple DEXes, Ask Brain shows the most popular pair and can provide information about other pairs upon request.

## Tips

* Use contract addresses (0x...) for the most accurate results
* Include the \$ symbol when asking about tickers (e.g., \$CAKE)
* Ask follow-up questions for deeper analysis