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The video demonstrates deploying a crypto trading bot, but gives no concrete 24-hour profit figure to verify its claimed performance.
- The bot is described as monitoring pending decentralized-exchange swaps and attempting to trade ahead of large transactions.
- The setup uses Phantom and a development site; the creator recommends at least 0.5 ETH and says 1–4 ETH is the recommended range.
- The creator says to verify the contract address against the wallet extension before funding, then review terminal logs and stop the bot when done.
The transcript covers the setup, but provides no actual 24-hour result or detailed performance evidence. · Best for: Crypto users curious about automated trading and on-chain bot deployment.
The creator presents an open-source crypto trading bot, explains a strategy based on pending decentralized-exchange swaps, and walks through deployment and funding. The video does not state a numerical result from the claimed 24-hour run.
How the bot is said to trade0:00
- The bot watches public lists of pending swaps on decentralized exchanges.
- It attempts to pay higher fees to execute before a large trade, then sell into the resulting price movement.
- The creator also describes earning a share of exchange fees.
Why the creator shares it1:07
- The creator argues that more deployments provide varied market conditions for stress-testing the strategy.
- The code is described as open source, with each user deploying a personal contract.
Deployment walkthrough2:13
- Install a wallet extension; the creator uses Phantom.
- Open the development site, create a file, paste in the provided code, and follow the on-screen deployment steps.
- The site and code are not named in the transcript.
Verify and fund the contract4:16
- Check that the displayed address matches the address associated with the wallet extension.
- The creator says 0.5 ETH is the minimum and recommends 1–4 ETH; these are the creator's claims, not independently verified here.
- Send funds to the verified contract and approve the transactions.
Run, review, and stop5:35
- The creator checks the bot after a few hours, then says it runs untouched for 24 hours.
- Terminal logs are presented as a record of its actions, but no profit figure is stated in the transcript.
- Stop the bot by using the control panel and confirming.
Step by step
- Install a wallet extension such as Phantom.
- Open the development site, create a file, and paste in the bot code.
- Follow the site's deployment controls to deploy the contract.
- Compare the contract address with the address shown in the wallet extension before funding.
- Fund the verified contract and approve the transactions.
- Monitor the control panel and logs; stop the bot through the panel when finished.
Tools & resources mentioned
- Phantom — wallet extension used in the walkthrough.
- Development site — used to create a file and deploy the contract; the site is unnamed in the transcript.
- Open-source code — the creator says it is provided in the video description; no link is included in the transcript.
Notes are AI-generated from the video's transcript and may miss nuance.