Both sides of the
book, on one desk

BestBots.io runs your NFT bids and asks across OpenSea and Blur, and shows the limit that moved every order and the reason it stopped.

Read the tape before you deploy the bot.

THE BOOK

ASKS

The sell side

One task lists a token you hold and follows the floor, or the floor of a single trait, between an entry price and a stoploss. When the price reaches a wall it stops there instead of drifting, and the desk marks which wall it was.

  • Floor and trait modes
  • Entry price, stoploss, min list, start list
  • Order life and relist delay per task
BIDS

The buy side

One task offers for a collection, for a single trait value, or — as a trait cover — for every value of one trait key at once. It outbids by your step until min profit, stoploss or min bid says no.

  • Collection, trait and trait cover modes
  • Min profit, stoploss, min bid
  • Auto sale and stop-on-fill behaviour

THE RECORD

A marketplace shows you a price. A desk shows you why the price is where it is, and what is holding it there.

The stopped limit is named, not guessed

An order that is not moving is showing you a constraint. The desk marks the exact cell — stoploss, min profit, min bid, min list — that is holding it, in the row, on hover, and on the detail plane.

The network is on the row, not in your head

Collections do not all settle on the same chain. Every row names the network it settles on next to the venue it trades on, so a price is never read against the wrong unit.

One row is one task, not one venue

A task that runs on two marketplaces is one line with two prices stacked inside it. You read the task, and the venues are a detail of it — not two rows that drift apart.

Edits happen where the numbers are

Edit mode turns the limit columns into inputs across every row at once. A bar counts the groups you changed and holds them until you save. Status is never editable there — stopping something is a separate, deliberate act.

The desk does not hold anything

Keys stay encrypted, funds stay in your wallets, and withdrawals go to the payout address you set. BestBots.io never holds funds and never signs on your behalf.

GETTING STARTED

  1. 01

    Connect

    Add the wallets that will trade. Approve WETH at the venues you want to bid on.

  2. 02

    Set the limits

    Pick a collection, a mode and the walls the task is not allowed to cross. The order ticket shows exactly what will be sent before you send it.

  3. 03

    Run

    The book refreshes every 15 seconds. Pause, edit and delete from the same row you are reading.

PLANS

Three tiers, separated by what they unlock and how many tasks may run at once. Current prices are shown on the billing page inside the desk.

Desk

The book, both sides.

  • Floor asks and collection bids
  • OpenSea and Blur
  • Bulk pause and delete
  • 15-second book refresh
MOST TAKEN

Desk Pro

Trait-level work and a higher task ceiling.

  • Everything in Desk
  • Trait asks and trait bids
  • A larger cap on running tasks

Desk Max

Trait cover and the highest ceiling.

  • Everything in Desk Pro
  • Trait cover — one task across every value of a key
  • The highest cap on running tasks

Priced in US dollars, paid in USDT on Ethereum. Each payment gets its own deposit address, and the subscription starts when the transfer confirms.

FAQ

Which marketplaces does it trade on?
OpenSea and Blur. A task can run on one of them or on both at once, in which case the two orders live inside a single row.
What about collections on other networks?
Not every collection settles on Ethereum. The desk resolves the network for each order and shows it as a code beside the venue, and the links out to a marketplace or an explorer follow that network rather than assuming mainnet.
Does BestBots.io hold my funds?
No. Funds stay in the wallets you add, and withdrawals go only to the payout address set on each wallet. The desk never holds funds and never signs on your behalf.
What happens to my private key?
It is encrypted when it arrives and is never returned in any response. Anything that key can sign, the desk can sign — which is why a second factor on your account matters.
Why has my task stopped?
Because a limit you set was reached. The row names it: stoploss, min profit, min bid, min list or start list. The order is parked, not cancelled, and it resumes when the market moves back inside your walls.
What is a trait cover?
One bid task for a whole trait key. The backend expands it into one order per value of that key, and the detail plane groups those orders by value so you can see coverage at a glance.
How is it paid for?
Subscriptions are priced in US dollars and paid in USDT on Ethereum. The billing page issues a deposit address for each payment and credits the subscription once the transfer confirms.
Can I lose money?
Past results are on-chain and re-derivable. They are not a forecast. Any bot can lose money, including everything you allocate to it.

Open the desk

Sign in with a password or a wallet signature. Nothing runs until you fund a wallet and set the limits yourself.

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