UniDexBot, (unibot.cash, UNDB), is the first operational DApp to process limit orders. Weighted order triggering offer between any ERC20 18 decimal coin, WETH and stablecoin. Fully integrated with Metamask for safety, this mesh layer allows the user to place orders and place bets. Whenever market conditions match those you prescribed, the trade is executed.
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Description of the unidexbot project
You no longer need to monitor quotes constantly to make a deal. Just set the price you want to buy / sell at and wait for the order to be completed. You simply select a trading pair and the% of the profit you want to receive. As soon as the price reaches the required level, the transaction will be executed automatically.
The platform doesn’t require any gas costs when creating, editing or canceling orders. No cuts or fees for your transactions. Set the% profit and start buying and selling automatically, according to the calculations you want on tokens that work in the range. All your transactions are stored in history in a convenient way, with a link to the ETH blockchain.
Features of work:
| Firstly | Attach the gas wallet to your metamask wallet by clicking on the red pin. Once connected, it should turn green. Send some ETH to this wallet for your gas cost and you are ready to go. |
| Secondly | The app and smart contracts are in beta testing currently. Therefore, using the application, holding the UNDB token and performing other actions, related to the project, you automatically agree and assume all possible risks of losing your funds. |
Select the token you want to sell and the token you want to receive in exchange. If the token is not at listing, just enter the address of its smart contract.
Additional information
There is a RoadMap on the site, where you could find the stages of project development. Also, the developers maintain a blog on the Medium platform, where articles are available.
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