CS:GO Bitcoin Key Bot

[Jartsu]

Hey,

I was thinking about making a CS:GO Bitcoin key bot. Wanted to ask, how many people would be interested in this? It's basically a bot which sells and buys CS:GO keys automatically.

Regards

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[Jartsu]

Hey,

I have a first update about the bot !


* It's using Blockchain.info API (Possible to change if really needed)
* At the moment it can buy keys from people for Bitcoins.
* Added some basic chat commands
* Using Bitstamp bitcoin prices. (Changeable)

ToDo
* Selling keys
Peoples suggestions?

[Henkkaa]

Hello! Very interesting project you have! I play CSGO and sell a lot of skins myself so I have some experience in the subject. First of all what $ price are you buying and selling at? I could advertise your bot on my csgo related site for a commission of the profits that you get from my website users. PM me please!

[Jartsu]

Hello! Very interesting project you have! I play CSGO and sell a lot of skins myself so I have some experience in the subject. First of all what $ price are you buying and selling at? I could advertise your bot on my csgo related site for a commission of the profits that you get from my website users. PM me please!

Hey! I am not planning on running the bot myself, I was planning selling it for a fair price. Soon if it's more ready I am going to ask a suggestions on the price.

Regards

[Jartsu]

Hey,

Selling keys part is done. Going to add some fail checks for console and some new chat commands.

Anyone who is interested has maybe a price suggestion?

[Jartsu]

Going to add sone new commands today. Might be ready soon

[Decoded]

May I ask, what will it be written in? Node.js, or C#? Those are the two that steambots are mainly written in, with JesseCar's SteamBot being in C#.

I'm interested in what price you're looking at.

[Jartsu]

May I ask, what will it be written in? Node.js, or C#? Those are the two that steambots are mainly written in, with JesseCar's SteamBot being in C#.

I'm interested in what price you're looking at.

C#, What you think about pricing?

[Arvydas77]

Very interesting idea but maybe you should first to test the bot yourself and give calculations for a month period, for example. It would give people an approximate estimations of profits using your bot. 

[Jartsu]

Very interesting idea but maybe you should first to test the bot yourself and give calculations for a month period, for example. It would give people an approximate estimations of profits using your bot.  

Profits depend what selling & buying prices you use and how you advertise the bot and I don't have ideas/time to invest advertising the bot.

[Decoded]

How will your bot prevent users from taking advantage of price differences? Say if you buy for 1.89 a key and someone else bumps down their selling price to 1.84, you're gonna get screwrd when the bot sells out and readjusted the price at a loss.

[Jartsu]

How will your bot prevent users from taking advantage of price differences? Say if you buy for 1.89 a key and someone else bumps down their selling price to 1.84, you're gonna get screwrd when the bot sells out and readjusted the price at a loss.

Hmm.. That's the bot owners job to keep eye on price(s) and if something is gonna change then use a command to change the price(s).

Regards

[Jartsu]

Hey,

I am going start doing some tests on the bot. Bot will be ready soon probably, what you guys think the price should be for each copy?

Regards

[eternalgloom]

Hey,

I am going start doing some tests on the bot. Bot will be ready soon probably, what you guys think the price should be for each copy?

Regards

You'd need to give out some test copies first to trusted members and after that you could perhaps run a poll to determine a correct price?
I'm not too familiar with the CSGO key market, so I'd have no idea what kind of profits could be made in, say, 1 day.

[Jartsu]

Hey,

I am going start doing some tests on the bot. Bot will be ready soon probably, what you guys think the price should be for each copy?

Regards

You'd need to give out some test copies first to trusted members and after that you could perhaps run a poll to determine a correct price?
I'm not too familiar with the CSGO key market, so I'd have no idea what kind of profits could be made in, say, 1 day.

Hey,

It depends how you advertise the bot and what are your prices. Yeah, I know I would have to give vouch copies, but I have to think about that one.

[Jartsu]

Hey,

Alright. So I added some new commands.

For admins:
 * Change prices with command
For users:
 * !buy - How much bot will pay for certain amount of keys.

[zvs]

Hey,

I am going start doing some tests on the bot. Bot will be ready soon probably, what you guys think the price should be for each copy?

Regards

You'd need to give out some test copies first to trusted members and after that you could perhaps run a poll to determine a correct price?
I'm not too familiar with the CSGO key market, so I'd have no idea what kind of profits could be made in, say, 1 day.

Not applicable to CS:GO junk.    re: "test copies".  I don't think I'd trust someone that just gave away a few $2.49 keys (that you can get for $2 or less at some places, or $2.15'ish at some "well-known" place like opskins) and then started taking mass orders, anyway.

... I'm sure there'd be a lot more interest on the selling side, vs. buying side.  Especially if you don't require proof of address and such like opskins does for bitcoin withdrawals.  Depending on where you live and if it generated enough interest, that could be bad though, I suppose.

[Jartsu]

Hey,

I am going start doing some tests on the bot. Bot will be ready soon probably, what you guys think the price should be for each copy?

Regards

You'd need to give out some test copies first to trusted members and after that you could perhaps run a poll to determine a correct price?
I'm not too familiar with the CSGO key market, so I'd have no idea what kind of profits could be made in, say, 1 day.

Not applicable to CS:GO junk.    re: "test copies".  I don't think I'd trust someone that just gave away a few $2.49 keys (that you can get for $2 or less at some places, or $2.15'ish at some "well-known" place like opskins) and then started taking mass orders, anyway.

... I'm sure there'd be a lot more interest on the selling side, vs. buying side.  Especially if you don't require proof of address and such like opskins does for bitcoin withdrawals.  Depending on where you live and if it generated enough interest, that could be bad though, I suppose.

You don't have to give any proof of address or anything. Just send trade offer to bot and in the message put your BTC address. If the bot has enough balance to buy the keys, then it's going to accept the offer and send the Bitcoins to the address. With buying you just send btc to your own custom address what bot generates for you and then you can use that "balance" on the bot to buy keys from him.

[Emerge]

There are so many of these already on the market, but I guess new bots wouldn't hurt?
Good luck, will you open source this project?

[Jartsu]

There are so many of these already on the market, but I guess new bots wouldn't hurt?
Good luck, will you open source this project?

I am planning selling it for a reasonable price, but I haven't decided on the price yet and waiting for community suggestions.