Let the bot fill the form for you - then check each section below.
Paste the hash of a mint that worked. Reads back the real contract, function and argument order.
1
Project
What it is and which chain it lives on
Any label - only for your own list.
A reminder link. Never used by the bot.
Must match the chain the collection lives on, or every wallet reverts.
Comma separated; the first is used for reads.
A wrong chain ID makes every signature invalid.
2
Contract
Where the mint transaction goes, and how it is built
The contract you actually send to. For SeaDrop that is usually not the NFT contract - Quick fill → Learn gets it right.
Exact signature, e.g. mint(uint256). Not needed if you use the OpenSea slug below.
For OpenSea-hosted drops: the bot gets ready calldata (with the proof) from OpenSea.
MoreThe slug is the last part of opensea.io/collection/<slug>. With it, the bot asks OpenSea for each wallet's exact mint data, including the allowlist proof, instead of building it by hand - no Merkle proof needed.
3
Price & gas
What each wallet pays
One token; the bot multiplies by quantity. Free mint = 0.
Tokens per wallet. Above the wallet limit the call reverts.
How hard you bid on Ethereum and Base. Ignored on Robinhood (first-come-first-served).
Capped internally so it cannot inflate an already-competitive fee.
4
Timing & wallets
When to fire, and from which wallets
Stage start in your timezone. Pick the stage your wallets are eligible for - not public if supply runs out in the allowlist.
Encrypted before storage.
5
Advanced optional
Only for special contracts - most mints leave this closed
Only when the function needs more than quantity (e.g. a merkle proof). Types: quantity, recipient, proof, signature, literal.
Only if the contract is unverified and Analyze could not read it.
Drops
Find today's mints and import them without retyping a slug
Uses your own OpenSea API key. Stage times are shown so you arm for the right stage.
Auto-monitor
Checks the wallets from your existing projects against these drops, and pings Telegram only when one becomes eligible
Add a drop
The last part of the collection URL: opensea.io/collection/this-part. Easier: use the Watch button on the Drops tab.
Alert rules
✅ Wallet becomes eligiblesent once
⏰ Eligible stage opens1 hour before
Not eligible / no changesilent
New drops discoveredevery 6 h
Scan frequency adapts: every 5 min under an hour out, 30 min under a day, 6 h beyond.
Watching
Recent alerts
Eligibility
Confirm allowlist status before mint day, not during it
Read-only. Builds the calldata that would be used and discards it — nothing is minted or reserved.
Simulate
A full dry run with no broadcast
Everything a real Hit does except the final broadcast: eligibility, balances, gas, nonces and signing.
Proxies
Rotate source IPs so OpenSea stops throttling you
One per line. Every wallet's OpenSea request leaves from a different IP.
Pool status
Calculator
How much ETH each wallet needs, and what the whole mint costs — before you fund anything
What this answers
Two questions you need answered before mint day: 1. How much ETH must I put in each wallet so the transaction is not rejected? 2. What does the whole mint cost across every wallet — including the ones that fail?
Rows are built around this chain's live gas price, so the numbers match reality. Robinhood runs near 0.05 gwei — a 1–50 gwei table is 20–1000× too expensive for it.
The ceiling each transaction reserves. Your wallet must hold enough to cover this in full, even though it is rarely all spent. Simulate shows the real value.
What a mint actually burns. Find it on the explorer under "Gas Usage" of any successful mint of this collection.
A reverted transaction still costs gas. With 100 wallets on a sold-out drop, this is the money you lose. The reverted tx you found earlier used ~29,000.
0 for a free mint.
Cost at each gas price
Per wallet — gas a successful mint costs one wallet. If it fails — gas lost when a mint reverts (sold out, not eligible). Fund each wallet — the minimum balance so the transaction is accepted. Put at least this in every wallet. All wallets — the total cost of the mint if every wallet succeeds.
Settings
RPC endpoints, keys, notifications
Appearance
The lines speed up while a project is armed and charge up in the last minute. They always stop during a Hit. Saved on this device.
RPC endpoints
Comma separated. The first entry is used for reads.
FCFS sequencer. Latency decides order, gas does not.
Standard EIP-1559 gas auction, not FCFS-by-arrival like Robinhood.
Explorer keys
Telegram
Backup
Exports wallet addresses only. Private keys stay in the encrypted database — back up data/mintbot.db and .env separately.
Change password
8 or more characters. Any character works, including # and quotes.
Session
You can be logged in on several devices at once (phone and computer). Sessions expire automatically after a period of inactivity; changing the password logs every device out.
