Learn the terminal.
Then make it yours.
SHARP is controlled from a command line. You do not need to memorize everything. Start with cmd, choose a command, and let SHARP guide you when more information is required.
How cmd works
cmd is the command directory inside SHARP. It tells you what the current account can use.
cmdOpen the available command list.holdersPick a command from the list.holders <token>Add an address when the command needs one.resultSHARP returns the requested data.Type the command by itself. For example, holders can enter guided mode instead of forcing you to remember the format.
Commands are simple
Most commands follow one pattern:
token <address>token is the command. The address is the input.
tx <hash>Use a transaction hash when looking up a transaction.
portfolioSome commands need no argument and can run directly.
swap 0.001 ETH 0xCAAct commands take every input inline, then ask your wallet to sign.
Command reference
The list below describes what each command is for. Commands become available according to your current access tier.
General
cmdShow the full command list with syntax, right in the terminal.
helpSame as cmd.
statusCheck the network, RPC and terminal connection state.
walletView the connected wallet's overview and ETH balance.
accessCheck your current tier, SHARP burned, and live BASIC/PREMIUM user counts.
upgrade basic / upgrade premiumUnlock a tier by burning SHARP through the Access Contract. Handles approval and confirmation automatically.
Read
balance [tokenCA]Read your ETH balance, or an ERC-20 balance when a token address is supplied.
token <contract>Read token metadata: name, symbol, decimals, supply.
price <contract>Current token price and market info (CoinGecko → GeckoTerminal → DexScreener).
tx <hash>Look up a transaction and its on-chain status.
Analyze BASIC
scan <contract>Full contract, market, and holder scan in one call.
holders <contract>Holder distribution, top-10 concentration, largest holders.
whales <contract>Largest holders plus recent pool trades and transfers.
portfolio [wallet]ETH + token positions for the connected wallet, or any address.
Act PREMIUM · wallet required
swap <amount> <ETH|CA> <ETH|CA> [slippage%]Swap on Uniswap V2. Example: swap 0.001 ETH 0xUsdgCA. Routes through WETH automatically when neither side is ETH. Default slippage 1%.
send <ETH|tokenCA> <to> <amount>Send native ETH or a standard ERC-20 transfer.
approve <tokenCA> <spender> <amount|MAX>Approve a spender for a token. Check the spender address first.
burn <tokenCA> <amount>Call the token's own burn(uint256).
watch token <CA> / watch wallet <address> / watch offPoll for activity every 30 seconds.
batchNot enabled yet — no verified multi-step template for this chain.
Uniswap v2, v3, v4, and UniswapX are all live on Robinhood Chain, but the canonical Universal Router published for this chain is a modified fork with a non-standard v4 swap struct — standard SDK calldata can revert against it. swap only routes through the verified, standard Uniswap V2 router until V3/V4 support lands through the Uniswap-hosted Trading API.
Access is on-chain.
Access is recorded and read directly from the deployed SHARP Access Contract. Upgrade transactions move the required SHARP to the contract’s public burn address; no transaction hash is entered manually.
Your wallet stays yours.
SHARP is designed to be non-custodial. When an action needs a signature, the browser prepares the transaction and your wallet asks you to approve it.