How to use — FLIPNFT
— Contents:
1. — Terms, introductory information.
2. — Setting up the wallet
3 — Bot functions.
3.1 — Useful strategies, recommendations
3.2 — Promo code for 2 days of access for beginners
— Introductory information.
NFT owner has two options - wait for someone to buy his item or immediately sell it on offer. The bot constantly outbids the highest bid so that you are sold this NFT cheaper than the market.
You can start using the bot with 0.1-0.15 ETH. In this case, you will understand the principle of work with low risk. It is more comfortable to work with a balance from 0.3 ETH, then you will have more opportunities.
‼️‼️‼️ Please watch this video: youtube.com/watch?v=5DVjui4iu0Y
— Terminology.
NFT is a collection item that we trade. Usually a collection consists of 10000 NFTs that are held by different people. Most people buy NFTs for the sake of selling them for a higher price.
Offer/Offer — An offer to buy an NFT.
Floor — The price at which the cheapest NFT of a collection is traded
Gas — Commission that is charged on transactions.
Flip — A quick sale of an NFT after a purchase.
Hold — A term for holding an asset. Mostly with our users, the reason for this is the fall in float. I stick to the fact that you should sell your NFTs quickly, even in a small minus. It's better than blocking some of your ETH and not buying new NFTs.
Listing — An NFT put up for sale at a certain price.
Trait — An attribute of NFTs, let's say 98% of NFTs in the collection have human skin, and 2% of NFTs have green skin like a zombie. They are willing to overpay for such a trait.
OpenSea — "Main" marketplace, the seller must pay 2.5% commission to the marketplace, here we will send offers.
OpenSea.pro — Marketplace with changes, it does not take a commission as on the usual opensi, but takes 0.5% royalty.
It is preferable to use OpenSea.pro, because it does not require VPN, to enter the usual OpenSea with RF will block the entrance.
Blur.io — This marketplace does not take commissions. Here are the lowest royalties (on many collections 0%). There is a system of offers, often Bid here is higher than the offerer on OpenSea.
WETH — Ethereum wrapped, 1 ETH = 1 WETH. It is used on OpenSea to create offers.
Collection Scanner — A tool that searches for profitable collections according to your requests.
(The most profitable ones come first, then the least profitable ones.)
Collection Bidder — A tool that starts to send out offers based on your requests from Collection Scanner, outbidding the least profitable ones from other users.
Floor Lister — A tool that will outbid listings that are cheaper than yours, so you will be at the top of the list for sale.
Trait Scanner — A tool that scans collections for valuable traits.
Trait Bidder — A tool that, based on your requests from Trait Scanner, starts sending out offers, outbidding the least profitable ones of other users.
— Initial setup
To use the bot you need your wallet's private key.
Create a new account/new wallet in metamask and copy the private key.
Afterwards, use the command /setwallet {private key}
You send your private key to the server, it is stored encrypted. Do not keep a significant portion of your bank on this key. After using the command, delete your message containing the private key.
After that, exchange your ETH for WETH here, go to any NFT and create your first offerer. For this Opensea will ask for access to your WETH, provide it.
IMPORTANT: set 9999999 WETH so that there are no errors when working with the bot.
For Wrap, you need the Add Funds section. If you need to return WETH to ETH, click Withdraw.
— Collection Scanner
This is a search tool that shows profitable collections for offeers. Scans 2000+ collections based on your criteria.
When you click on the button we get a sample usage, copy it and change the values to what you want.
2. maxOffer — The amount of WETH you are willing to spend per NFT.
3. minSales7day — How many sales per week to show collections from. The more sales - the faster you will sell your NFT.
4. minProfitPercent — The minimum income from your flip as a percentage. Let's say someone accepted your offer for 0.5 WETH, then you sold your NFT on OpenSea on flop and got 0.55 ETH, that's the income of 10%.
6. minTotalVolume — The minimum trade turnover for all time.
7. sortType — Type of sorting. All information is in /help
0 - Sorting by profit in %, selling by OpenSea flora
1 - Sorting by profile in ETH, selling in blur bid.
2 - Sorting by profit in ETH, selling in OpenSea flora
3 - Sorting by daily volume
4 - Collections without blurb. Sorts as type 0
5 - Sorting by profit in %, selling by flor Blur
6 - Sorting by profit in ETH, Blur Flora sale
7 - Collections where NFTX offer is greater than blur bid.
After sending the settings, the bot sends two files. The result.txt contains information on collections. ForOffers.xlsx is needed to set the settings on collections from result.txt.
Excel is needed for the .xlsx. Alternatives are Google Sheets and OpenOffice.
For .txt I recommend Notepad++. It is convenient to open links with it
The goal is to buy back NFTs below market, and sell at market. For the offers we need to analyze the collections.
The image on the left shows a good asset collection with a certain flor, we can see that the collection is bought back at flor or slightly above, and if someone received an offer, he sold his NFT. On a collection like this I would safely make an offerer, as I would most likely sell my NFT for 0.88-0.9.
On the right image, NFTs are sold on offers, no one buys it for ETH, this is a bad sign, because most of the people that make offers want to sell their NFTs quickly.
— Collection Bidder
After getting the table, there are a few columns to fill in:
1. slug — Name, (Identifier) of the collection, same on opensea, blur. It is in the first column.
2. minProfitPercent — Ratio of profit on OpenSea, at which the mailing will stop. Suppose if someone will make an offerer very close to the flora, the software will not interrupt his offerer, because it will be unprofitable. You can specify a negative number
3. minBlurProfitPercent — The ratio of profits on Blur at which the mailing will stop. Blur shows all listings and flur here below, so in most cases it is better to use this value.
4. maxSpendEth — The maximum amount of WETH you are willing to spend per NFT. I recommend that you always specify minProfitPercent along with this value so that you don't get flushed with NFTs.
5. minBlurBidProfit — The minimum profit value between the bid on OpenSea and Blur at which the collection will send offers. Conditionally, if the offerer on OpenSea is 0.475 and on Blur is 0.50, and you have a value of 0.02, then the offerers will go to 0.48.
6. maxBuy — The number of NFTs purchased at which the offers will stop. However, your offers will still hang for 10 minutes after the limit is reached.
7. minutes — The number of minutes the offerer will hang. The minimum you can set is 10 minutes, so I always set it that way
8. Non-terminating Mode — Standby Mode, will run in the background for a specified number of hours, does not allow Collection Bidder to stop working. When someone puts a high offer on a collection, the specified values will cause the task to stop running. This feature allows you to wait for a specified amount of time until the conditions are right and Collection Bidder continues to run. I usually set it to 24
If you want to skip some collections, just don't fill in the values
— Floor Lister
Floor Lister exposes your NFT as 0.0001 cheaper than floor. If you haven't uprooted (approved) your NFT on OpenSea, the bot will do it itself.
Make an upruv - gives the marketplace access to your NFTs. It is done once for each collection, you can't sell NFTs without an upruv.
1. link — Link to your NFT, copy from the OpenSea address bar.
2. stopAtPrice — The price at which Floor Lister will stop working.
3. minutes — How long the listing will hang. Minimum 15 minutes, optimum 60 minutes. Do not set a large value, because if other people's listings more expensive than yours will disappear, Floor Lister will start bidding more expensive.
4. maxApproveGas — The value of gas at which the upruve will be made. See here — https://etherscan.io/gastracker. At high gas, say 300, it makes sense to leave the value at 25, so that instead of paying $20+ per uprove, you pay $1-$2.
Also, Flor Lister sends bid changes on the bluer.
— Trait Scanner & Trait Bidder
Trait Scanner — A tool that scans NFTs that have rare stats.
Trait Floor — The flor of an NFT with a specific trait. It is higher than a normal flor.
5. minProfitPercent — The minimum revenue from your flip as a percentage. If the offerer is 0.5 ETH and the trait flop is 1 ETH, there will be 100% profit.
8. avgProfit — Shows the difference between the average buy for WETH and sell for ETH. Roughly speaking the success of flippers.
7. sortType — Type of sorting. All information is in /help
0 - Sorting by profit in %, selling by trait flor.
1 - Sorting by profit in ETH, selling in blur bid.
2 - Sorting by profit in ETH, selling on trait flora
There is also a trait scanner on a particular collection. The trait scanner cuts down many traits that are likely worthless. This will show all traits.
A very nice feature is the ability to steal someone else's settings by address. In the chat clip there is a list with 100+ addresses that flip well. From there take the address and paste it into the scanner.
Trait Bidder — A tool that, based on your requests from Trait Scanner, starts sending out offers, outbidding the least profitable ones of other users.
After clicking on the button, you are sent an example of how to fill out.
1. slug — Name, (Identifier) of the collection, same on opensea, blur.
2. type — Category of the trait you want to bidid, shown in the screenshot. In this case it is "Type". Convenient to look at on OpenSea
3. value — The value of the trait. 90% of items have Type: Human. 1% of items have Type: Spirit
4. maxOfferFloorDiff — Maximum difference between the Offer and the Floor of OpenSea. That is, if Offer with this attribute is 0.2 and Floor at the collection is 0.1, the value will be 100%. (Trait Floor is not used)
5. minProfitPercent — The minimum profit from your flip in percent. It is calculated with traitfloor
6. maxSpendEth — The maximum amount of WETH you are willing to spend per NFT. I recommend always specifying something else along with this value so that you don't get drained of WETH by flora.
7. minBlurBidProfit — The minimum profile value between the bid on OpenSea and Blur at which the collection will send offers. Takes the best bid.
8. maxBuy — The number of NFTs purchased at which the collection will stop sending offers. However, your offers will still hang for 10 minutes after the limit is reached.
9. minutes — The number of minutes the offer will hang. The minimum you can set is 10 minutes, so I always set it that way
10. Non-terminating Mode — Non-terminating mode, will run in the background for a specified number of hours, does not allow Collection Bidder to stop working. When someone puts a high offer on a collection, the task will stop working because of the specified values. This feature allows you to wait for a specified amount of time until the conditions are right and Collection Bidder continues to run. I usually set it to 24
11. minTraitFP — The minimum trait flor at which the bidder will run. It is convenient to set it together with MaxSpendEth. Let's say 0.5 MaxSpend and 0.7 minTraitFP — you will have a minimum of 0.2 difference between purchase and flor.
— Additional functions, recommendations
/tasks — Shows running tasks.
/btasks — Shows running tasks, except those in standby mode.
/stopalltasks — Stops all tasks
/stopwaitingtasks — Stops tasks in standby mode.
/stopbidding — Stops all tasks with Bidder
/monitor azuki — Sets the collection to monitor
/canceloffers — Calls a transaction to cancel all listings and offerers.
/sendmessages 0 — Removes startup/shutdown/status messages.
/sendmessages 1 — Returns them
/profit azuki 3.2 — If I want to buy Azuki for 3.2, but instead of MaxSpend I want to put the value MinProfit%, this command will show how much to put %. In addition, it writes the minimum possible commission on openshi and bluer.
If you want to run the bidder on one collection, but you only want to specify minBlurBidProfit(or other value), then delete the unnecessary lines as in the screenshot.
There is a risk that NFTs will be blocked from bidding on openci. In this case, I put NFTs on the bluray on flora, they are also bought back quite quickly. Besides, this NFT can be sold in bid on bluray.
To accept a bid on bluer you need to spend about 5$ (all these prices are approximate, depends on the activity in the network) for the transaction, and then another ~0.5$ to withdraw ethers from the pool. Bid on bluer can be accepted if more than 30 minutes have passed after buying/moving NFTs.
Always check the rarity of NFT, sometimes you can sell for more than flor. If it doesn't write on openci, look here https://app.traitsniper.com/ or here https://raritysniffer.com/
