sankosniper: a winning sanko.tv pass sniper

Overview

sankosniper is a Web3 automation toolkit designed for monitoring and executing pass trading strategies on the sanko.tv streaming / trading platform. It provides a suite of Python scripts that enable automated transaction monitoring, pass purchasing, and trading activities, as well as configurable take-profit and stop-loss settings.

Features

1. Transaction Monitoring

• Real-time monitoring of pass trading activities
• Tracks transactions across multiple predefined user sets
• Supports multiple blockchain networks (primarily Arbitrum)

2. Automated Pass Trading

• Intelligent pass buying strategies based on:
  • Predefined user sets (Legendary, Bullseye, Target twitter accounts with scaling degrees of priority)
  • Dynamic follower count analysis
  • Supply-based trading parameters

3. Telegram Integration

• Real-time transaction notifications
• Command-based pass selling functionality
• Detailed transaction logging

4. Twitter Follower Analysis

• Fetch and analyze Twitter user follower counts
• Use follower metrics for trading decisions

Key Components

Main Scripts

1. twitter_sniper.py

   • Core pass sniping logic
   • Automated pass purchasing
   • Transaction filtering and analysis

2. twitter_sniper_v2.py

   • Twitter-based follower analysis
   • Enhanced trading strategy with social metrics

3. telegramMonitorv3.py

   • Telegram bot integration
   • Transaction monitoring and notifications
   • Remote pass selling commands

Utility Scripts

• Pass selling scripts for specific accounts
• Transaction logging utilities
• Blacklist management

Prerequisites

• Python 3.8+
• Web3.py
• Async libraries (asyncio, httpx)
• Telegram Bot API
• Twitter API access

Configuration

1. Create a .env file with the following placeholders:

   TELEGRAM_TOKEN=your_telegram_bot_token
   TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID=your_chat_id
   ALCHEMY_API_KEY=your_alchemy_api_key
   

2. Ensure abi.json is correctly configured for the target contract

Security Considerations

• Never share your private keys or API tokens
• Use environment variables for sensitive information
• Implement proper access controls

Disclaimer

This toolkit is for educational purposes. It's long deprecated but may serve as a framework for newer developers looking for onchain opportunities going forward.

License

[MIT]

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

Acknowledgements

All credit goes to @erc1337-Coffee as he graciously (and patiently) walked me through a friendtech sniper that he built which 100% was the context I needed to see to start conceptualizing MEV frameworks on my own. Cheers.