> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tachyo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tachyo.ai/getting-started/first-session.md).

# Your first session

You are in. Here is the order that gets you to something useful fastest, rather than clicking every section in the sidebar and forming no opinion about any of them.

## 1. Score a token you already have an opinion on

Go to [Tokens](/platform/tokens.md), paste a contract you are currently in or recently passed on, and open its [token page](/platform/token-page.md).

Read it in this order:

1. **The Tachyo Signal** at the top: the verdict, the score and the confidence. See [The Tachyo Signal](/concepts/tachyo-signal.md).
2. **Holders**: the tier mix. Are S and A wallets holding this, or is it a wall of C?
3. **Top Traders**: who made money on it and who is still in.

Doing this on a token you already have a view on is the fastest way to calibrate whether the tiers agree with you, and where they do not.

## 2. Look at who is good, not what is trending

Open the [Leaderboard](/platform/leaderboard.md) and filter to **S** and **A** over **7d**. This is the population everything else is built on: wallets with a real closed-trade record, ranked.

Click one. The wallet page shows what it holds, what it closed and how it has behaved over time.

## 3. Watch a handful of tokens

Add three to five tokens to your [Watchlist](/platform/watchlist.md). The watchlist is where Tachyo comes to you instead of the other way round: smart-money buys and sells on your tokens, plus who has been naming them publicly.

Five is the right number to start. Twenty is noise you will learn to ignore.

## 4. Set a daily pass

Once a day, in this order:

* [**Live Feed**](/platform/feed.md): what scored wallets bought and sold since you last looked. Filter to S and A when it gets busy.
* [**Thesis Intelligence**](/platform/thesis.md): where the signal is strongest right now, and which wallets described a position rather than just clicked one.
* [**Market Summary**](/platform/market-summary.md): the wider market read, if you want context before you commit.

## 5. Ask instead of hunting

When you do not know which screen answers your question, ask [Analyst](/platform/analyst.md) in plain language: "is this wallet worth following", "who bought this contract early", "what changed on my watchlist today". It answers from the same data with the same tiers.

## The habit that actually pays

The people who get the most out of Tachyo do two things: they check the tier mix **before** sizing rather than after, and they keep the watchlist small enough that an alert still means something.

Next: [Wallet tiers](/concepts/wallet-tiers.md), the vocabulary the rest of the platform is written in.


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