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RBH Drop Scanner — Settings Telegram, X sessions, daily digest, Scheduler kill switch

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Telegram notifications

Get pinged the moment a saved wallet becomes eligible for a presale (public-sale eligibility is never notified — every wallet qualifies for that, so it's not a signal). Create a bot via @BotFather on Telegram, send it a message, then message @userinfobot (or the bot's own getUpdates) to find your chat ID.

X (Twitter) Session

Used read-only, to look up follower counts for a collection's X account — never posts, likes, or follows. This goes through X's own internal (unofficial) API, so it may occasionally need re-saving if X changes something on their end; use "Test lookup" to check it's working. Log into x.com, open DevTools → Network, right-click any request to x.com → Copy → Copy as cURL, then paste it below.

X Posting Account

Separate from the read-only session above. This one is stored so it can publish as you, so only paste a session for the account you actually want posts to come from. It is used by the Post to X button on each drop, and — only if you enable it below — by the automated daily digest. Treat it like a password: anyone with server filesystem access can act as this account.
Log into x.com as the posting account, open DevTools → Network, right-click any request to x.com → Copy → Copy as cURL, then paste below along with that account's @handle. The session is checked against the handle before saving — if they don't match, nothing is stored.

Daily free-mint digest

Posts publicly, unattended, with nobody reviewing it first. At 00:00 UTC each day it publishes every collection minting that day — free and paid, each with its full stage breakdown — grouped into a free section and a paid section, using the posting account above. On days with nothing opening, it posts nothing at all. Preview it below before turning it on.

  

New-drop announcement

Also posts publicly, unattended, with nobody reviewing it first — at 8 fixed times a day (03:00, 06:00, 09:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, 21:00, 23:00 UTC) it combines every qualifying collection discovered since this toggle was last turned on into one post covering all of them, each shown as a compact name/date/handle/link line. A collection qualifies once it meets: a website or X account on OpenSea, at least 2 published stages, a public-sale cap under 10 per wallet, and a confirmed presale opening more than 1 hour after discovery. Turning this on never sweeps collections already sitting in the dashboard before that moment, no matter how well they fit — only genuinely new discoveries from here forward qualify. Each collection is only ever announced once. Enabling mid-day does not post immediately — only the next scheduled slot or a restart-time catch-up runs the job, same as the daily digest.

    
    

  

Scheduler execution

Master kill switch for the Scheduler — separate from Auto-Schedule's own toggle on the Scheduler page (which only controls whether new mints get armed automatically). This one controls whether any armed mint, manual or automatic, is allowed to actually fire. Disable it and every currently-armed schedule freezes in place — it stays armed and will fire the moment you re-enable this, but nothing broadcasts while it's off. Arming new schedules is also blocked while disabled.