Warren
Trading order book for Uniswap v3.
Dependencies
- python3 version 3.10.5.
- This app was tested on MacOS and Linux only. Probably, it won’t work on Windows if you will not provide configuration directory manually.
Supported swaps
- ETH to DAI (Ethereum Mainnet)
- DAI to ETH (Ethereum Mainnet)
- ETH to WBTC (Ethereum Mainnet)
- WBTC to ETH (Ethereum Mainnet)
- ETH to USDC (Ethereum Mainnet)
- USDC to ETH (Ethereum Mainnet)
- More to be added.
Supported DEX’s
- Uniswap v2 (Ethereum Mainnet)
- Uniswap v3 (Ethereum Mainnet)
- Sushi (Ethereum Mainnet)
- PancakeSwap (Ethereum Mainnet)
Commands
To display all available commands run:
python -m warren --help
Quickstart
Warren can be installed (preferably in a virtualenv) using make as follows:
make install
python -m warren setupIf you run into problems during installation, you might have a broken environment. Try setting up a clean environment.
You will be asked to provide an Ethereum API. If you don’t have your own node you can use one of those many providers:
Once you provide all necessary information application will create a new wallet which will be used to execute transactions in your favor (real tokens will be involved).
Your wallet credentials has been saved in <HOME_DIR>/.warren-the-cryptobot
Your wallet address is 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
You will need to transfer tokens into this wallet to perform transactions.
Important
You should backup wallet credentials created by Warren. If you lose it you will lose access to your tokens. You can find wallet credentials and all configuration files in .warren-the-cryptobot path in your home directory (unless other path given during setup).
Once the application is setup, and you transfered Ether into your wallet you will need to wrap Ether into Wrapped Ether. Otherwise Warren will not be able to perform transactions.
python -m warren wrap-etherRemember to leave some Ether "unwrapped". Otherwise Warren won’t be able to pay transaction fees and your swaps will fail.
Now you can create your first order.
python -m warren create-order
Example:
0) Stop Loss
1) Take Profit
Choose order type [0/1]: 0
0) WETH9/DAI
Choose token pair [0]: 0
Trigger price (DAI): 1400
Percent of tokens to flip (excluding gas fees) (100):
The new order has been created.
Now you can start up the application.
python -m warren start
Have in mind this application needs to be always running. If it is down it won’t execute orders. You should consider running in on virtual machine or cloud.
Need help?
Feel free to start a discussion or file an issue. You can also ping me on Twitter.