I'm relatively new to the website, but after looking through everything, I've come to the conclusion that PIVX could use more bots.
My bots are designed to help people get familiar with PIVX itself, making them especially useful for newcomers.
They were also developed using Bitcoin Core as a base, so they currently don't support anonymous transactions. However, I plan to add this functionality in the future.
Links to the products are provided below:
Telegram bot https://t.me/pivx_wallet_bot @pivx_wallet_bot
Discord bot pivx_wallet_bot#2218 https://discord.gg/8Y7HVm3ra
Also, if you have access to a private Discord server, you can add the Discord bot to it using the following link: https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1569708561875996823&permissions=8&integration_type=0&scope=applications.commands+bot
The main features of both bots are identical, but there are a few differences.
Below is a list of the Telegram bot's features:
my balance , my address , send to , history , optional address , gen address , get token , private key , address book add , address book , address book del , address book send , send to tg , lock amount , unlock amount , Authorization , Token-auth , Registration
Now, here's a list of the Discord bot's features:
/my_balance , /my_address , /send_to , /history , /optional_address , /gen_address , /get_token , /private_key , /address_book_add , /address_book , /address_book_del , /address_book_send , /send_to_dd , /lock_amount , /unlock_amount , /auth , /auth_token , /registration
The bots can operate either as two separate wallets or as a single synchronized wallet.
To synchronize them, simply click "Register" on either bot, then select "Get Token". Next, go to the other bot and select "Authorize Token". Once completed, both bots will operate as one synchronized wallet.
The bots can also export the transaction history for the address linked to them.
Additionally, you can create up to 20 extra addresses using the "Optional Address" feature. These addresses can receive coins and automatically forward them to your main address.
In the Discord bot, incoming payments to your address are delivered as notifications. This feature has not yet been implemented in the Telegram bot, possibly temporarily.
If, for example, you want to synchronize an address with your own node or desktop application, you can request its "Private Key" and import it into your preferred application.
That's pretty much everything about the bots.
I would be very grateful if you could support my proposal in the voting process.
My bots are designed to help people get familiar with PIVX itself, making them especially useful for newcomers.
They were also developed using Bitcoin Core as a base, so they currently don't support anonymous transactions. However, I plan to add this functionality in the future.
Links to the products are provided below:
Telegram bot https://t.me/pivx_wallet_bot @pivx_wallet_bot
Discord bot pivx_wallet_bot#2218 https://discord.gg/8Y7HVm3ra
Also, if you have access to a private Discord server, you can add the Discord bot to it using the following link: https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1569708561875996823&permissions=8&integration_type=0&scope=applications.commands+bot
The main features of both bots are identical, but there are a few differences.
Below is a list of the Telegram bot's features:
my balance , my address , send to , history , optional address , gen address , get token , private key , address book add , address book , address book del , address book send , send to tg , lock amount , unlock amount , Authorization , Token-auth , Registration
Now, here's a list of the Discord bot's features:
/my_balance , /my_address , /send_to , /history , /optional_address , /gen_address , /get_token , /private_key , /address_book_add , /address_book , /address_book_del , /address_book_send , /send_to_dd , /lock_amount , /unlock_amount , /auth , /auth_token , /registration
The bots can operate either as two separate wallets or as a single synchronized wallet.
To synchronize them, simply click "Register" on either bot, then select "Get Token". Next, go to the other bot and select "Authorize Token". Once completed, both bots will operate as one synchronized wallet.
The bots can also export the transaction history for the address linked to them.
Additionally, you can create up to 20 extra addresses using the "Optional Address" feature. These addresses can receive coins and automatically forward them to your main address.
In the Discord bot, incoming payments to your address are delivered as notifications. This feature has not yet been implemented in the Telegram bot, possibly temporarily.
If, for example, you want to synchronize an address with your own node or desktop application, you can request its "Private Key" and import it into your preferred application.
That's pretty much everything about the bots.
I would be very grateful if you could support my proposal in the voting process.