[method+share] I made a bot that can earn you $40'000

seomaster5 said:
I tried the game after you shared it here but it says you did not won. Could not understand it all.
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The way I understand it is that if you are the last one to click AND no one else clicks after you did, you win.
Which is the same as saying that you win only if you're the only one who clicks the button in that 60 seconds timer.

So the possibilities are:
1. Person X clicks -> Person Y clicks -> The timer resets
2. Person X clicks -> Timer runs out -> Person X wins
 
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I managed to kill someone else winning by clicking at the last second.

And then someone else clicked while my timer was on.

So 1 account was lost. Few still playing.
 
lucky.sparks said:
Its a bit risky, you need to do a click on that big button in binance page, there is a chance you will succeed and burn account. Probably this could be avoided by looking up other requests your browser makes but I'm too lazy. So either click on button or investigate if you can find headers in any other requests.
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I wanted to try but at this stage I lost my click chance:) Thanks for share and good luck.
 
Xyox said:
The way I understand it is that if you are the last one to click AND no one else clicks after you did, you win.
Which is the same as saying that you win only if you're the only one who clicks the button in that 60 seconds timer.

So the possibilities are:
1. Person X clicks -> Person Y clicks -> The timer resets
2. Person X clicks -> Timer runs out -> Person X wins
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Yeah I was confused by some of the messages here. You have to wait until people run out of accounts/lose interest and hope no one notices the timer running out after you click. The bot really just stops the game from ending, which based on the screenshot above, it actually did.
 
lucky.sparks said:
Sure, it's quite stright forward.

1. Install node from here, https://nodejs.org/dist/v16.14.1/node-v16.14.1-x64.msi

2. Open powershell on your windows machine(win key and start to write powershell) and verify that your node installation is done, it should look like this:

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Node version number can differ.

3. Download .zip folder with bot:

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4. place it somehwere on your PC, I would extract it under C:\binance or whatever

5. Go to binance button website and sign in with twitter. Or your binance. With ctrl+shift+J open console and refresh page.

6. Now you need to acquire headers to authorize your bot. Open index.js with Sublime Text 3 or any other text editor.

These are the variables you will need to fill.
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Its a bit risky, you need to do a click on that big button in binance page, there is a chance you will succeed and burn account. Probably this could be avoided by looking up other requests your browser makes but I'm too lazy. So either click on button or investigate if you can find headers in any other requests.

It seems that other requests will contain those headers as we can see here(it's network tab in chrome dev tools):

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So use those. I like to be authentic as much as possible and I did risked to make a click to obtain real ones.

If you have questions about this step let me know, it can be confusing for beginner.

5. When its done, now cd from powershell into this directory by calling command "cd :\binance"

6. Run those commands in following order:
6.1. npm install
6.2. node index.js

That's it. Bot will connect to binance websockets and listen for timer to end and when the last miliseconds will come close, it will try to submit a click.

I posted this thread for shit n giggles and a bit for edu purposes as well because this shows how easy botting can bring you some serious opportunities.

When I was younger, I constantly won new mobile phones or gift cards by doing exactly this shit in social network games by hacking results, so it's possible to win.

No guarentees tho, there will be a lot of people going after that 1 BTC.

But by some luck it could be you.
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Awesome, thanks.
lucky.sparks said:
p.s. I claim 10% if you will win.
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You got it.
 
Let's talk end-game & bot fights: say 50 bots with different latency, under 00.01 s see the 00.01 mark and all click at the same time. The timer reset and they all burn the account so it's pointless. If you want to win against them, you need to do a second level. Clicking after the second "00.01" wouldn't work either assuming 50 other bots would be programmed to do so. So basically you need to watch the counter raising by x number after each "00.01" to estimate how many bots were burned at each rounds, do a linear regression and click only when the number is likely to increase by only 1 at each "00.01". Assuming now that several bots are coded this way, you can beat them by pressing the next "00.01", or implement the same estimation once again. This would be an endless fight assuming endless n° of bots and no inefficiency in ping or processing time bot side & server side. Furthermore it's getting riskier each time you let a "00.01" pass without clicking. So in the end I think you can only win with a bot vs bot strategy, and sheer luck.
 
maxdevil16 said:
The timer reset and they all burn the account so it's pointless
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No, only 1 burn account.

And when comes to strategy, if you have more than one bot - you need to know when your bot is the leading click so your other accounts does not try to overplay your winning click.
 
lucky.sparks said:
No, only 1 burn account.

And when comes to strategy, if you have more than one bot - you need to know when your bot is the leading click so your other accounts does not try to overplay your winning click.
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If you have multi account, yes it would be better to program them differently. I was assuming the number of accounts per person is limited and so you have to fight many bots from many different people.
 
lucky.sparks said:
Im training myself to do clickbait copywrite, how did I go this time with the title?

Anyhow, it's actually a real thing.

30min ago received an email from Binance with their new button game: https://www.binance.com/en/activity/bitcoin-button-game

End prize is 1 BTC if you click that button in the right time.

Obviously I made a bot for it.

Here it is https://github.com/luckysparks/binance-button

Make sure to add your header information where it's required.

Happy clickin'.

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"node_modules/follow-redirects": {
"version": "1.14.9",
"resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/follow-redirects/-/follow-redirects-1.14.9.tgz",
"integrity": "sha512-MQDfihBQYMcyy5dhRDJUHcw7lb2Pv/TuE6xP1vyraLukNDHKbDxDNaOE3NbCAdKQApno+GPRyo1YAp89yCjK4w==",
"funding": [
{
"type": "individual",
"url": "https://github.com/sponsors/RubenVerborgh"
}
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CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT PLEASE ESPECIALLY THIS ONE

{
"type": "individual",
"url": "https://github.com/sponsors/RubenVerborgh"
}
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Yupwork said:
Your google link didn't mention this https://github.com/sponsors/RubenVerborgh
What! are you begging here
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You're an idiot. Sorry.

I guess grown-up reaction wouldn't be to call names but explain to your dumb ass that node.js projects uses many(like really a lot) packages that are built using other packages and so on, chain can continue deep, there are a lot of internet jokes about how many node packages a small project can use at the end.

Obviously every of such package has developer, some have teams, some have individuals behind them.

Sometimes authors of those packages can add sponsor links and by that they mean that if someone wants to help to support their free development of useful stuff - they have a choice to donate.

That specific package you found have nothing to do with what I built, I even don't use it, it's probably related to axios - another package that my project uses to handle HTTP requests.
 
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I gave you a chance to not be unguilted and you just lose it.
I'm not gonna to answer you Beggar, KOZ I don't wanna help spam content show up on this forum
 
Yupwork said:
I gave you a chance to not be unguilted and you just lose it.
I'm not gonna to answer you Beggar, KOZ I don't wanna help spam content show up on this forum
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Right now you are the spam content. I gave you an explanation, even more than one should to understand he is in wrong but if you continue - the level of stupidity here is beyond my reach to help you.
 
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Yupwork said:
I gave you a chance to not be unguilted and you just lose it.
I'm not gonna to answer you Beggar, KOZ I don't wanna help spam content show up on this forum
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You probably did not even read what was posted on that donation page you found from one of the package authors, right?

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Calling this professor and a data scientist - a beggar - just wow.
 
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