Chat & Address Detection

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The chat interface

Nikiwa is conversational. Every answer is grounded in tool results, so you can follow up (“now show me its top counterparties”) and Nikiwa keeps the context. The wallet, token, or transaction you were discussing carries forward. New conversations start with quick start cards for wallet, token, Polymarket, and socials questions. The mode selector on the input offers Fast, Thinking, and Auto. Each response combines three things:

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Chat modes

Choose a mode from the chat input before sending your question:

• Fast gives quick answers for lookups such as wallet holdings, token details, or market odds.
• Thinking spends more time on investigations, comparisons, and questions that need several analysis steps.
• Auto picks Fast or Thinking for each question, so you can move between simple lookups and deeper research without changing the mode yourself.

In Auto, a routine wallet or token overview usually uses Fast. A comparison or an explicit request for a deep investigation can use Thinking. You can select Fast or Thinking directly when you want to choose the mode yourself. Fast costs 4 credits per message and Thinking costs 25. Auto charges only for the mode it uses. See Chat modes for costs, Nikiwa Pro, and how Auto is charged.

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Address detection

As you type, Nikiwa detects blockchain addresses and transaction hashes in your messages and makes them actionable. Hover to copy, or save to your address book. Nikiwa recognizes address and hash formats across its supported networks. When a detected address is already in your address book, Nikiwa shows its saved label so you recognize it immediately.

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Resolving symbols and names

You do not always need a raw address. Nikiwa resolves token symbols to contract addresses, and ENS names to Ethereum addresses. If a symbol is ambiguous across chains, include the network to disambiguate.