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How this works
It checks itself every minute on its own. Run now does a check immediately —
useful to hurry along a collection that is still indexing. Refresh just redraws this page.
Collections get read once, then every watch you build on one is instant. Watches are trait rules over a collection. Contract watches a wallet and tells you when the artist changes the art or the traits.
Collections get read once, then every watch you build on one is instant. Watches are trait rules over a collection. Contract watches a wallet and tells you when the artist changes the art or the traits.
Index a collection once. Build as many watches over it as you like. Alerts go to Telegram and this app.
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Watches
Add a watch
Pick a collection, describe the token in plain
sentences, then create it. The match count tells you if the rule is right before you save.
Whatever you want to see at the top of the Telegram
message. Gold snipe, Cloak near floor.
Only collections that have finished indexing appear here.
Offers asks the collection for its highest bids once a
check, so it stays cheap however many tokens it covers. It tells you when a bid
goes above a number you set — it is not a feed of every bid, which on
a busy collection is several hundred a minute and would drown you.
Each line is a sentence: Bones is Gold. Add more lines to narrow it —
they all have to be true at once.
Pick nothing at all as the value to mean the token does not carry that trait: Crown is nothing at all. Flip it to is not and you get the opposite — Cloak is not nothing at all means it has some cloak, any kind.
The number beside each value is how many tokens have it. The match count under the box updates as you go — if it says 0, the rule is wrong.
Pick nothing at all as the value to mean the token does not carry that trait: Crown is nothing at all. Flip it to is not and you get the opposite — Cloak is not nothing at all means it has some cloak, any kind.
The number beside each value is how many tokens have it. The match count under the box updates as you go — if it says 0, the rule is wrong.
A fixed amount is a real number you care about —
over 3 ETH. A percentage follows the market — 50% above
floor moves up as the floor does.
Pick a wallet and the watch covers whatever that wallet
owns in this collection — it follows what you buy and sell without
being edited. Add wallets on the Wallets tab. Leave it on the whole
collection to hear about any token, or narrow it with the conditions above
(for example Bones is Gold) to watch one trait.
Optional. Token numbers separated by commas, if you want
exactly a few and nothing else. Overrides the two settings above.
Percent. 2.1 then 2.103 is not news and stays
silent. Blank uses 5%.
Minutes, per token. A bot that ratchets its bid every
twenty minutes gets you one message an hour at its best price. Blank uses
60.
A bid only ever speaks if it beats the last one you were told about —
so a bot bouncing 2.1 → 2.0 → 2.1 never repeats itself.
Listings is the one you can act on — it means someone just put it up for
sale. The other three tell you what already happened: Sales when one
changes hands, Mints when a new one appears, Transfers when it moves
wallet to wallet, which usually means a private deal. Muse trades tells you when one of
these pieces is offered, wanted or swapped on the artist’s trade desk — off by default.
near the floor follows the market — good when you want a bargain
whatever the floor is doing.
under a fixed price is a hard ceiling in ETH — good when the limit is your wallet, like a Gold under 2.6.
under a fixed price is a hard ceiling in ETH — good when the limit is your wallet, like a Gold under 2.6.
Optional. One token number, or several separated by commas. The watch then
covers exactly these tokens and nothing else, and the conditions above are ignored. Tick
Listings to hear the moment one is listed or relisted, at any price you set below.
Optional. Pick one of your saved wallets and the watch follows what
that wallet buys, on any token in the collection, whatever the conditions above say.
Made for a bid bot: you hear the moment one of its bids is taken, with how much WETH is
left for the rest. Tick Sales only. A new wallet goes on the Wallets tab first.
Collections
The short name from the OpenSea address bar. For
opensea.io/collection/argonauts you type argonauts.
It reads the whole collection once, which takes a few minutes. After that every watch you build on it is instant.
It reads the whole collection once, which takes a few minutes. After that every watch you build on it is instant.
Contract watches
What to call it in the alert. Argonauts owner.
The wallet that controls the collection. Every transaction it makes is
reported, with the function name decoded — setRenderer means the art just
changed, setTraitChunk means the traits did.
Add this and the watcher goes further: when the art is swapped it compares
the old renderer against the new one, trait value by trait value, and tells you exactly which
ones look different. Takes about half an hour of background checking, then one message.