Don't let another blockchain opportunity slip away. Boost your web3 superpowers with no-code bots 😎 Read these beginner-friendly tutorials to connect OpenSea, Coingecko, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, and more--all without ever having to write a line of code.

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Type /gimme <wallet address> in our faucet Telegram group and you'll get up to 1 eth, per day.  Try it out now: 

Like everyone else in web3, we've struggled to find just a little bit of coin and scoured the web for working faucets.  So we decided to be part of the solution by creating our own faucet. 

Listen to our team talk about what inspired us to buid a faucet, and why we went the Telegram route: 

When you join the group, type /gimme <wallet address> and our bot will send you .5 Sepolia eth 😍 Nudge it again to get up to 1 eth per day.

Behind the scenes, it starts with a Telegram command block (which anyone can use to build a bot, btw!). We named the command "gimme" and connected the command block to a faucet block. 

The faucet block has fields detailing how much should be transferred, on what network, what the max is someone can receive, and over what period.

From there, we connect to two message blocks. If successful, we send an etherscan link to the eth transfer. If unsuccessful, we let the requestor know why.

The best part? This bot took no more than 10 minutes to build. Which, we maybe did in the 10 minutes right before the Twitter space 😅

New: The Boto Sepolia Faucet

, is a popular DeFi strategy where you buy a fixed amount of a token on a regular basis. You can do this manually: Set a weekly reminder, sit down, and purchase or swap the usual number of tokens. You can also automate this on some CEX platforms, but these "recurring buy" features mean putting your funds into a wallet you don't hold the keys for.

If you already have crypto holdings that you can DCA from, you can set up an automatic, scheduled swap with 

 & Uniswap using your own wallet, so funds *never* sit on a centralized exchange. 

 to work. It can swap between ERC20 tokens from your wallet to any other token supported by Uniswap V2. Follow along to see a short tutorial of how to use it.

The recipe for this bot can be found here

 and you can see an overview of it in the screenshot below:

Click on "Create new Bot" to open a new blank Canvas.

Drag the "Crypto to USD" block from the library to the Canvas on the left.

Type "UNI" in the Symbol field. Select "Token Ticker" in the Symbol Type field and enter "1" in the Amount Field.

Next, drag in a "Filter" block into the Canvas and connect it to the existing "Crypto to USD" block. In the field labeled "Variable" enter the output from the previous block by selecting it from the floating menu. Once added, a green oval with the text "

In the "Operator" field select the less-than symbol `<` and in the "Criteria" field enter the USD value below which you want to buy UNI. At the time of writing 4.20 was a good example.

Now the fun part: from the library of blocks on the right, drag in the "Swap Token (ERC20)" block. Connect it to the "Filter" block. As a reminder, the filter block prevents any actions that don't satisfy the configured criteria.

In the "Source Wallet and Token" field select any combination you have previously approved. If this is the first time doing so, click on the "+" button and a new tab should open with the Boto Approvals Page.

Once approved, enter a value in the "Source Token Amount". In my example, I've entered 10 in my example, which corresponds to 10 USDC.

In the "Contract Address of Destination Token" I've pested the contract address of the UNI token, deployed at 

https://etherscan.io/address/0x1f9840a85d5aF5bf1D1762F925BDADdC4201F984

In the "Receiver Wallet Address" enter the wallet address when the result of the swap will land. Could be any wallet you wish, so not restricted to the source wallet.

Give your bot a descriptive name. Click "Save" and turn on the switch on the top right. Once your bot is enabled, it will run as long as your wallet has approved funds.

Congrats! You have a basic DCA bot ready to go! You can find 

From this moment onward, your DCA bot will be buying tokens for you on a schedule. While this works well with UNI, it can be used by any ERC20 token supported by Uniswap V2.

Find all the details about how this block works 

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ERC-20 is a widely adopted standard on the Ethereum blockchain for creating fungible tokens, facilitating the issuance and management of various digital assets within the Ethereum ecosystem. It defines the required functions and events for tokens to be compatible with the Ethereum network, enabling seamless interoperability and ease of integration.

DCA Strategy: Swap ERC20 Tokens Automatically (Without Coding)

To create a bot that will post every time an NFT is sold, minted, or transferred for a given collection or account address in Mantle, all you need to do is 

What will you need before using this recipe?

Add Boto’s discord bot to your server or private chat
Use 

 to message Boto directly and run the /auth command

There are only a couple of things to change in the Recipe:

Address in the NFT block (this is the address you would like to monitor) it can be the address of an NFT collection or the address of a wallet

The second thing you need to do is to select the channel on the Discord block. If you haven't added a channel, follow 

Next, you will receive a confirmation message with the Channel ID to be used in your bot. Now add the Channel ID to your bot and click save.

If everything went well, you should receive a message like the one below on your Discord 🎉

Mantle NFT Sales and Mint to Discord or Telegram Bot (no-code)

Get crypto news alerts on your preferred platform

This article will show you how to set up bots to get alerts in Discord, Telegram, Slack and e-mail.

First, we’ll create a bot that sends Discord alerts for Cointelegraph news. Then I’ll show you how to do it for other platforms.

Open this link for the “Editors Pick News by Cointelegraph to Discord (RSS)” recipe (

 You should see the bare bones bot like this:

Next, if it’s your first time with Boto, click on 

 and follow the steps to allow Boto to send alerts to your Discord server. After following these steps, select the Channel in the Discord block:

Your bot is ready and running! Every 10 minutes, the bot will check for news and send an alert per news article to Discord.

How to send alerts by Email, Telegram or Slack?

That’s easy: let’s start from the previous bot, delete the Discord Block and add the corresponding block to your bot. I’ll show you how to do it for Telegram and it will be easier for you to change for other platforms.

Start creating a new bot from the same recipe: 

 block, click on the trash bin icon in the upper right corner.

 block, drag & drop it into the canvas and connect the two blocks.

Now let’s set up the Telegram block. On the 

 field, click on the [+] button and follow the instructions to add allow Boto to message you on Telegram.

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