# Stats

The **Stats** feature provides a detailed overview of community activity, including total members, message volume, admin participation, and sentiment analysis. This allows community owners and members to track trends and engagement levels in real-time.

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### Sentiment Analysis

The **Sentiment Analysis** feature leverages NLP (Natural Language Processing) with adaptations specifically for the crypto world. Each message is analyzed and classified into one of three categories:

* **Neutral** – Messages that do not indicate a strong positive or negative sentiment.
* **Bullish** – Messages expressing optimism and confidence in the project.
* **Bearish** – Messages indicating skepticism or negativity about the project.

### **How is it calculated?**

* The bot processes and evaluates messages within the community.
* Each message is classified based on sentiment trends.
* The final sentiment score is calculated dynamically, considering the ratio of bullish to bearish messages.
* The score is presented on a scale of **1 to 10**, offering a clear representation of the overall community mood.

This feature helps community owners and investors understand sentiment trends over time, enabling more informed decisions about engagement strategies and project outlooks.

### How it works

* To access the Stats, use the command `/stats` in your Telegram group. This will generate a report of the latest community activity.
* The stats include:
  * **Group Overview:** Total members, number of admins, and moderators.
  * **Today's Activity:** Total messages sent, admin contributions, and owner interactions.
  * **Sentiment Analysis:** A score reflecting the community's overall mood based on analyzed messages.
  * **Yesterday's Activity:** A comparison to previous day trends.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that the stats are updated **every 15 minutes.**
{% endhint %}


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