Configuration
The first step to using the bot is to configure your wallet, which will be used to execute transactions on Polymarket.
Polymarket and the bot operate exclusively on the Polygon blockchain. Your funds must be on the Polygon network.
A. Wallet Initialization
Upon your first launch (using the /start command), the bot will prompt you to access the Wallet menu. You will find two main options:
B. Funding Your Wallet
To place trades on Polymarket, the underlying contract uses Bridged USDC (USDC.e). However, we've made funding incredibly simple!
Find your Wallet Address: After generating aaccount, your public Polygon address (starting with
0x) will be displayed in the Wallet menu.Send Funds: You can transfer regular Native USDC directly from any crypto exchange (like Binance, Bybit, or Coinbase) to your bot's wallet address on the Polygon Network.
Auto-Swap Feature: You don't need to worry about manual bridging or dealing with DEXes. Once the bot receives your native USDC, it automatically swaps it to USDC.e on the backend so you are instantly ready to trade!
What about MATIC (Gas)?: Typically, you need MATIC to pay transaction fees on Polygon. Don't worry! Our Auto-Remedy system (enabled by default in
βοΈ Settings) will automatically spot you enough MATIC to process your trades if your gas runs out.
C. Withdrawal and Private Key Export
Still from the Wallet menu (π³ Wallet):
π€ Withdraw USDC: Allows you to send all or part of your liquidity to another Polygon address.
π Export Private Key: Displays your private key so you can import your bot-generated Magic Wallet into an external wallet like MetaMask.
π Delete Wallet: Permanently removes the association of your current wallet with the bot. Make sure you have exported your key or emptied your funds before selecting this option.
Once your wallet is set up and funded, you are ready to start trading!
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