Explain This
Explain This is free-form crypto Q&A. Ask anything, in your own words, and get a grounded, honest answer in the detail level you chose: a token, a mechanism, a headline, a wallet, a yield, a word everyone keeps using.
How it answers
Grounded - answers draw on live market data and what Investor Intel tracks, not just general knowledge
Honest - the AI is allowed to say "I don't know", "the evidence is thin", or "this looks like hype". An honest "unclear" beats a confident guess.
In your language - answers respect your experience level and detail preference from Settings. With Beginner Protection on, explanations get simpler and risk warnings get stronger.
Answered using
When an answer is grounded in your own data, Explain This shows "Answered using" chips naming exactly which of your surfaces it drew on, so you can see where the answer came from:
Watchlist - the tokens you are tracking
Theses - your saved investment theses
Recent alerts - alerts raised in the last stretch
Saved research - answers you have kept
Narratives - the themes you are following
Stored signals - the signals we have logged for you
If a question does not touch your data, no chips appear and the answer leans on live market data and general knowledge instead.
Quick templates
Four templates cover the most common questions, one tap each:
Explain like I'm new - the simplest possible version of anything
Why might this be moving? - grounded context on a price move, with honest uncertainty where causes are unclear
Bull/bear/neutral case - the strongest version of each case, side by side, with no winner picked
Key risks? - what could go wrong, stated plainly
How to use it
Ask the question you would be embarrassed to ask in public; that is the one worth asking
Use the templates when you do not know how to phrase it
Ask follow-ups; it is a conversation, not a search box
Save answers worth keeping to Saved Research
What it will not do
Explain This explains. It will lay out mechanisms, context, evidence, and risk, including the bull and bear case for anything you ask about. It will not tell you what to buy, predict prices, or bless a decision. If you ask "should I buy X?", expect the honest version: here is what is known, here is the risk, and the decision is yours.
Limits
Questions per day depend on your plan, from 5 on trial up to 150 on Elite. See Pricing.
Related
Daily Brief - the proactive version of the same grounding
Compare - when the question is "this or that"
Wallet Watch - when the question is about an address
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