NFT Sales X Bot 🤖

This was made to succeed my Opensea Sales X Bot repo; while relying on the OpenSea Events API is simpler, it doesn't include any NFT sales happening in other, newer marketplaces.

So, we need to monitor & process Ethereum event logs for NFT sale transactions directly, before posting any sales to X.

Currently, Opensea, Blur, LooksRare & X2Y2 are supported.

Donations 💵

Eth Address: 0x51C96e813e377E1a18B6867F932aE1B7b1600372

Thank you 🙏

Setup 🔧

- abi.json

• Retrieve the Contract ABI for the contract you're looking to monitor, from somewhere like EtherScan, in JSON format, and include it in abi.json.

- Alchemy

• Create an account at Alchemy.com & create a new application on Ethereum mainnet. Once you've created a project, you should be able to grab the API key for it

- X

• Ensure you have an X Developer Account, then create a X Developer App (make sure it has both read/write permissions)

• Make sure you are logged in to the X account you want the bot to run on (as the next step will be authorizing the bot to post on your account)

• Install Twurl and, using your X Developer consumer key & secret, generate the access token & access secret

- Heroku

• Create a new Heroku account + app (a $7 a month dyno instance should be enough but it'll depend on usage) & set the project as a remote branch of your git repo (see Heroku Remote)

In the Settings section of your Heroku app you'll see a Config Vars section. Add the following config vars:

• CONSUMER_KEY - Your X Developer App's Consumer Key
• CONSUMER_SECRET - Your X Developer App's Consumer Secret
• ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY - The Access Token Key of the X Account your bot is posting from
• ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET - The Access Token Secret of the X Account your bot is posting from
• CONTRACT_ADDRESS - The contract address you want to monitor sales for
• ALCHEMY_API_KEY - Your unique Alchemy API key

Now you're ready to release - just push up the code via. git to the Heroku remote (see Heroku Remote if unsure how).

Make sure you are using worker dynos and not web dynos - you can set this in the CLI your project with:

heroku ps:scale web=0
heroku ps:scale worker=1

Modification 🛠

In app.js, you'll notice there's some commented out logic for only posting sales above a certain threshold that you can modify per-currency in currencies.js.

Credits

Kenryu42 for their help on adding Seaport support

License 📃

This code is licensed under the ISC License.

Please include proper attribution to my original repo if you fork, modify or utilize this repo in any way. Thank you!