Stress-Free Crypto Investing with a DCA Bot

In this tutorial, we’ll create a DCA bot that will invest weekly in the top 10 crypto coins, so that you can walk away, and invest without the stress.

Remember, investing in cryptocurrencies carries a risk, so be sure to do your own research and only invest what you can afford to lose.

ui in main browser {
    ui html snippet("<style>
  body \{
    background-color: #060606;
  \}
  .log-view \{
    background-color: #282c34!important;
    color: white;
  \}
</style> 
<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.js/11.7.0/styles/atom-one-dark.min.css\" integrity=\"sha512-Jk4AqjWsdSzSWCSuQTfYRIF84Rq/eV0G2+tu07byYwHcbTGfdmLrHjUSwvzp5HvbiqK4ibmNwdcG49Y5RGYPTg==\" crossorigin=\"anonymous\" referrerpolicy=\"no-referrer\" />

")
    ui log view("Log")
}
define purchase crypto {
    config coinbase("","","")
    set list(%coins,$list from object($get top x coins(10)),"Local")
    with each(%coins,#coin) {
        set(#symbol,$change text casing($object entity(#coin,"symbol"),"Upper Case"),"Local")
        if($is eligable(#symbol)) {
            then {
                set(#exchange,"{#symbol}-USD","Local")
                log("Purchasing: {#symbol}")
                exchange crypto on coinbase(16.67,#exchange,"Buy",#txinfo)
                log(#txinfo)
                wait(1)
            }
            else {
            }
        }
    }
}
define $is eligable(#coin name) {
    return($not($contains("USDT,USDC,BUSD,BNB",#coin name)))
}
purchase crypto()

Funding your DeFi Wallet With UBot Studio

In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to exchange USD for AVAX on Coinbase, and then send it to your DeFi wallet using UBot Studio.

  1. Configure Coinbase and your DeFi Wallet on UBot Studio. This will allow the bot to access your accounts and perform the necessary actions. To do this, simply drag over config coinbase and config defi.
  2. Log every step of the process to ensure the safety and security of your cryptocurrency. This way, if anything ever goes wrong, you’ll have a thorough log of everything that has happened so that you can figure out exactly where your cryptocurrency is.
  3. Drag the exchange crypto on coinbase command and set it to buy AVAX with USD.
  4. Drag the send crypto from coinbase command and set it to send AVAX to your DeFi wallet address.
  5. Double-check your balances and logs before and after completing the transaction.

By following these simple steps, you’ll be able to efficiently and securely fund your DeFi wallet using UBot Studio. Happy trading!

Here’s the code:

ui in main browser {
    ui html snippet("<style>
  body \{
    background-color: #060606;
  \}
  .log-view \{
    background-color: #282c34!important;
    color: white;
  \}
</style> 
<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.js/11.7.0/styles/atom-one-dark.min.css\" integrity=\"sha512-Jk4AqjWsdSzSWCSuQTfYRIF84Rq/eV0G2+tu07byYwHcbTGfdmLrHjUSwvzp5HvbiqK4ibmNwdcG49Y5RGYPTg==\" crossorigin=\"anonymous\" referrerpolicy=\"no-referrer\" />

")
    ui log view("Log")
}
config coinbase("","","")
config defi wallet("")
log("USD Balance: {$get coinbase balance("USD")}")
log("AVAX Balance: {$get coinbase balance("AVAX")}")
log("Buying AVAX with USD")
exchange crypto on coinbase(2,"AVAX-USD","Buy",#txinfo)
log object(#txinfo)
set(#avax amount,$object entity(#txinfo,"filled_size"),"Global")
log("amount of AVAX purchased: {#avax amount}")
set(#wallet balance before,$get native token balance("Avalanche"),"Global")
log("Current amount in Wallet: {$get native token balance("Avalanche")}")
log("Sending AVAX to Wallet")
send crypto from coinbase(#avax amount,"AVAX",$wallet address("Avalanche"),#txinfo)
wait for condition($get native token balance("Avalanche") > #wallet balance before,#avax amount,60)
wait(10)
log("Amount in wallet after transfer: {$get native token balance("Avalanche")}")

Effortlessly configure your DeFi wallet with UBot Studio

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up your DeFi wallet in UBot Studio.

  1. First, paste in your UI commands.
  2. Next, go to the DeFi category and drag over the config defi wallet command.
  3. You will need the private key to your DeFi wallet. To get this, you can use MetaMask. Go to metamask.io, download, and install the software. Once you have installed MetaMask, click on the little fox icon.
  4. To get your private key, click on the three dots, select Account Details, and click on Export Private Key. Enter your MetaMask password to view your private key, and copy it.
  5. In UBot Studio, paste the private key into the private key field and click OK.
  6. To make sure everything is working, add a log command and drag over the get token balance function. Select the USDC token, and click OK.
  7. Run the code and check the log to see your USDC balance.

That’s it! You have now set up your DeFi wallet in UBot Studio.

Here’s the code:

ui in main browser {
    ui html snippet("<style>
  body \{
    background-color: #060606;
  \}
  .log-view \{
    background-color: #282c34!important;
    color: white;
  \}
</style> 
<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.js/11.7.0/styles/atom-one-dark.min.css\" integrity=\"sha512-Jk4AqjWsdSzSWCSuQTfYRIF84Rq/eV0G2+tu07byYwHcbTGfdmLrHjUSwvzp5HvbiqK4ibmNwdcG49Y5RGYPTg==\" crossorigin=\"anonymous\" referrerpolicy=\"no-referrer\" />

")
    ui log view("Log")
}
config defi wallet("")
log("USDC Balance: {$get token balance("Avalanche","USDC")}")

UI in the Main UBot Browser – Expand Your Vision and Create Beautiful Interfaces

In this tutorial, we’ll be demonstrating how to use the ui in main browser and log object commands, as well as the ui html snippet command to customize the appearance of your bot.

First, let’s start by using the ui in main browser command. Drag this command into your script and click “ok”. Now, we can add a log view to our main browser by dragging in a ui log view and clicking “ok”.

Next, let’s use the log object command to display information in a more organized and easy-to-read manner. Imagine that we have an object called #txinfo that we want to display in our log view. To do this, we can set #txinfo as a variable in yaml format, and then use the log object command to display it in our log view.

Finally, let’s use the ui html snippet command to customize the appearance of our bot. By adding a style tag, we can change the background color and text color to our liking.

These new features of UBot Studio make it easier to display information and customize the appearance of your bot.

Here’s the code! You can copy and paste it directly into the script window.

ui in main browser {
    ui html snippet("<style>
	body \{
		background-color: #060606;
	\}
	.log-view \{
		background-color: #282c34!important;
		color: white;
	\}
</style>
<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.js/11.7.0/styles/a11y-dark.min.css\" integrity=\"sha512-Vj6gPCk8EZlqnoveEyuGyYaWZ1+jyjMPg8g4shwyyNlRQl6d3L9At02ZHQr5K6s5duZl/+YKMnM3/8pDhoUphg==\" crossorigin=\"anonymous\" referrerpolicy=\"no-referrer\" />")
    ui log view("Log")
}
set(#txinfo,"gasBalance: \"0.131078355\"
coinsNames:
	in: Cake
	out: USDC
balances:
	in: \"0.00167\"
	out: \"5.57607\"
amount: \"0.00167\"
amountIn: \"0.00167\"
minAmountOut: \"0.00749\"
method: swapExactTokensForTokens
gasFee: \"0.000281308\"
hash: \"0x1c715fecaxx715fexx756474567715fe015657459e836e74715fe\"
status: successful
endingBalances:
	A: \"0.00\"
	B: \"5.58\"","Local")
log object(#txinfo)

Withdrawing Crypto From Coinbase in UBot Studio

Welcome back to our exploration of Coinbase commands in UBot Studio. In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of sending crypto from Coinbase to another wallet.

  1. Before we get started, let’s check how much crypto (in this case, Bitcoin) is currently in our Coinbase account. To do this, we will use the $get coinbase balance function and specify BTC as the currency.
  2. Next, we will drag over the send crypto from coinbase command. In the prompts that appear, we will enter the amount of crypto we want to send, the specific currency, and the address of the wallet where we want to receive the crypto.
  3. In this example, we are using Exodus wallet to receive the crypto, so we will enter the address provided by Exodus. We will also store the transaction info in a global variable for future reference.
  4. After the transaction is complete, we can check our updated balance to see the results. In this case, our balance has decreased by the amount of crypto we sent.
  5. As a final step, we can use an alert command to confirm that the transaction was successful and the crypto was sent to the desired wallet.

Sending crypto from Coinbase to another wallet is a simple process with UBot Studio. Give it a try and see for yourself!

Here’s the code for the first script (note that you can copy and paste this directly into the UBot Studio script window):

config coinbase("YOURAPIKEY","YOURAPISECRET","YOURPASSPHRASE")
send crypto from coinbase(0.0001,"BTC","YOURWALLETADDRESS",#txinfo)
wait for crypto hash($object entity(#txinfo,"id"))

And here’s the code for the second script:

define wait for crypto hash(#tx id) {
    set(#tx data,$get coinbase transaction(#tx id),"Local")
    loop while($crypto hash doesnt exist()) {
        wait(10)
        set(#tx data,$get coinbase transaction(#tx id),"Local")
    }
}
define $crypto hash doesnt exist {
    if($comparison($object entity(#tx data,"details.crypto_transaction_hash"),"= Equals","")) {
        then {
            return("true")
        }
        else {
            return("false")
        }
    }
}