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# Executive Summary
Thesium is a Chrome extension that adds a missing research layer to crypto trading terminals. The extension recognizes the token you're looking at on any supported terminal, retrieves a structured snapshot from the Thesium backend, and surfaces it as a side panel pinned to the page you're already on.
The snapshot is built from four independent layers:
* An **AI generation layer** that produces a short lore for the token and a sentiment / conviction read with cited signals - the Trenches Pulse.
* A **wallet intelligence layer** that returns every tracked KOL, smart-money, whale, influencer and insider wallet that touched the token, with position size in USD, tokens remaining, and realized plus unrealized PnL.
* A **social ingestion layer** that returns a unified timeline of relevant posts from public social platforms and long-form theses from fomo.app, filtered against the wallet graph and annotated with position data when the author also holds the token.
* A **security audit layer** that runs a third-party honeypot / contract-risk simulation for EVM tokens and surfaces the verdict alongside the rest of the research.
The product runs on five terminals (AXIOM, GMGN, Photon, Padre, Basedbot) and recognizes eight chains (Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Monad, Tron, Blast, Abstract), with feature coverage depth varying by chain - the four mature chains (Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC) have full feature parity; the rest have partial coverage today.
Thesium requires a free account (email + password) to use. There is no wallet connect, no on-chain signature, and no waitlist. The core research workflow is free.
This document is the system-of-record for what Thesium does, how it does it, and where the line is between what is shipped and what is on the roadmap. It is intentionally explicit about limits, failure modes, and what the product is not.
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