Programs to auto-forward BTC and XMR wallets to Kraken, and then auto-convert to USD.
- Docker
- Docker Compose
Create a .env file as a copy of .env.example and set the values for the empty variables.
| Variable name | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
BITCOIN_WALLET_SEED |
Yes | - | Your BIP39 Bitcoin mnemonic seed. |
MONERO_WALLET_SEED |
Yes | - | Your 25 word Monero mnemonic seed. |
MONERO_WALLET_HEIGHT |
Yes | - | The restore height of your Monero wallet. |
ELECTRUM_RPC_PASSWORD |
Yes | - | A new strong password for your Electrum RPC. |
MONERO_RPC_PASSWORD |
Yes | - | A new strong password for your Monero RPC. |
MONERO_WALLET_PASSWORD |
Yes | - | A new strong password for your Monero Wallet. |
KRAKEN_API_KEY |
Yes | - | Your API key from Kraken. |
KRAKEN_API_SECRET |
Yes | - | Your API secret from Kraken. |
MONERO_DAEMON_ADDRESS |
Yes | - | The address of a Monero daemon you own or trust. |
ELECTRUM_SERVER_ADDRESS |
No | - | The address of an Electrum server you own or trust. E.g.: localhost:50001:t (no SSL) or my.electrum.server:50001:s (SSL). By leaving this blank you're letting Electrum select a random server for you, which may be a privacy concern. |
MAX_BITCOIN_FEE_PERCENT |
No | 10 |
The maximum accepted bitcoin miner's fee percent when auto-forwarding. |
MAX_SLIPPAGE_PERCENT |
No | 1 |
The maximum accepted slippage percent when auto-converting. |
After setting the required environment variable values, you can run the containers:
$ docker-compose --env-file .env up -dIf you wish to change any of the wallet seeds in the future, first you have to take down all Docker Compose services and delete the volumes:
$ docker-compose down -vChange the seeds in the .env file and start all services again:
$ docker-compose --env-file .env up -dPull requests welcome! Thanks for supporting MAGIC Grants.