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Search

The search bar finds any token, project, or deployer wallet the Nun Report knows about: by name, ticker, or address.

  1. Click the 🔎 Search box in the top bar, or just press the / key anywhere on the page to jump straight into it.
  2. Start typing. Results appear as you type (there's a tiny pause so it waits until you stop, and it needs at least 2 characters).
  3. The feed switches to a "Search results" view. Press Esc or click ✕ CLEAR to go back to the feed exactly where you left it.

Results are ranked by intent: an exact ticker match comes first, then names that start with what you typed, then anything that merely contains it.

The two result sections​

  • IN THE FEED: curated drops with full dossier cards (grade, signals, market data).
  • ARCHIVE: the background reference library, shown as compact one-line rows. These tokens are searchable but haven't been through the drop pipeline, so there's less to show; that's expected, not missing data.

If a result only matched because your text appears inside its contract address, it's tagged matches address so you know why it's there.

Paste an address, land on a dossier​

Addresses are treated as the highest-intent search:

  • Paste a token contract address we track → you land directly on its dossier.
  • Paste a deployer wallet we know → you land on the deployer's dossier instead.
  • Paste a token address we don't track yet → you'll see "Not in the archive yet" with a REQUEST AUDIT button.

Request an audit​

Clicking REQUEST AUDIT on an unknown token does three things at once:

  1. Opens a profile for the token (titled by its ticker, resolved automatically).
  2. Runs the audit pipeline; the dossier fills in over the next few minutes.
  3. Adds the token to your watchlist so you never lose track of what you asked for. It also announces in the Discord server's #pending channel with a Dropped by: credit to you, and rides the normal alert pipeline from there.
What it means for you

You can point the Nun Report at any token you're curious about, not just the ones the pipeline found first. Your requests become part of the archive and keep paying off for everyone.

The search box mirrors what you type into the page URL, so any search is shareable:

https://research.nones.ai/?q=sometoken

opens the app and runs that search automatically. This is how the app's own links work behind the scenes; for example, the "View on Nun Report" buttons on Discord alerts drop you straight onto the right token. If you follow such a link while logged out, the app remembers where you were headed and takes you there after you log in.

Tips​

  • Ticker beats name: typing KET puts $KET on top even if other names contain "ket".
  • The result count caps at the top 50; if you see TOP 50, narrow the search.
  • To open a full report from a feed-section result, click View profile ↗ on its card.