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Hold your place in the market automatically. Selling, the bot keeps your listing just under the cheapest rival and stops at the minimum you set. Buying, it keeps your WETH offer just above the best rival and stops at the maximum you set.

Both come from the collection's OpenSea page: the slug is the last part of its address bar, the contract is under Details. For several collections at once, separate them with commas and give one address per slug, in the same order — they run in a single process, which keeps the OpenSea requests down.

Undercut the floor

The bot reads the cheapest competing listing every cycle and goes one step under it — you only choose the step and where to stop. It stops dead at the second price and never relists higher, so a sale about to happen is never pulled. Untick the box only if you want to pin the starting price yourself.

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STOPPED
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What the bot did

WhenPieceOur priceRivalAction

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Outbid the best offer

Offers are paid in WETH, not ETH. Wrap some first, or the bot will keep telling you it cannot bid.

The offer covers any piece in the collection — that is the offer other bots actually compete over. The bot reads the best standing offer every cycle and goes one step above it, stopping dead at your maximum. With nobody bidding it waits rather than opening the bidding against no one.

Advanced options
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STOPPED
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What the bot did

WhenOur offerBest rivalActionNote

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Sell into a fall

The other two sides wait for a price you like. This one waits for a price you don't: when the best WETH offer per piece drops through your trigger, it sells before the fall goes further. Offers are read per piece, so an offer covering ten pieces counts at what it actually pays for one.

The trigger has to sit above the floor, or it could never sell: by the time an offer falls through the trigger it would already be under the price you refuse. It fires on the way down and waits for a recovery before firing again, so a price that simply stays low does not liquidate everything a few pieces at a time.

Timing
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STOPPED
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What the bot did

WhenOffer / pieceBest rivalActionNote

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Recent log output