Monad Testnet Farming Software

Installing Rust

For MacOS and Linux

1. Open the terminal.

2. Install Rust using the following command:

   curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
   

3. After the installation is complete, update the environment variables:

   source $HOME/.cargo/env
   

4. Verify the installation:

   rustc --version
   

   If you see the Rust version (e.g., rustc 1.65.0), the installation was successful.

For Windows

1. Download the Rust installer from the official website: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install.

2. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.

3. After installation, open the command prompt and verify the installation:

   rustc --version
   

If you see the Rust version, the installation was successful.

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Soft Setup

1. Fill in Private Keys and Proxies

1. Navigate to the data folder in the root directory of the project.

2. Open the private_keys.txt file.

3. Add your private keys to this file, one key per line. Example:

   0xYourPrivateKey1
   0xYourPrivateKey2
   0xYourPrivateKey3
   

4. Open the proxies.txt file.

5. Add your proxies to this file, one proxy per line like private keys earlier.

2. Configure the Settings

1. In the data folder, open the config.toml file.
2. Fill in the settings according to your requirements.

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Running the Code

1. Ensure Rust is installed.

2. Download or clone the repository with the code.

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd /path/to/your/project
   

4. Run the project:

   cargo run --release
   

   The application will start running using the settings from the configuration file.

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Configuration Settings Documentation

This document outlines the configuration settings used in the application. Each setting is defined as a range [x, y], from which a random value is selected at runtime. These settings control various aspects of the application, including swap counts, deposit counts, NFT minting, delays, and transaction ratios.

Swap Settings

These settings determine the number of swaps that will be performed for each swap type. A random value is selected from the specified range.

• ambient_swap_count : The number of swaps to perform on the Ambient protocol.
• hashflow_swap_count : The number of swaps to perform on the Hashflow protocol.
• bean_swap_count : The number of swaps to perform on the Bean protocol.

Deposit Settings

These settings define the number of deposits to be made for each deposit type. A random value is selected from the specified range.

• apriori_deposit_count : The number of deposits to make on the Apriori protocol.
• kinza_deposit_count : The number of deposits to make on the Kinza protocol.
• shmonad_deposit_count : The number of deposits to make on the Shmonad protocol.

NFT Settings

This setting determines the number of NFTs to mint. A random value is selected from the specified range.

• nad_domains_count : The number of NAD domains (NFTs) to mint.

Bridge settings

• need_bridge : Set true If you want bridge some MON tokens from Base to Monad using GasZip before performing warmup, or use default false.
• bridge_amount_range : Range of eth amount of ETH that will be bridging using GasZip from Base ETH token to Monad MON token.

Miscellaneous Settings

These settings control delays, ratios, and other runtime behaviors.

• thread_delay : The base delay value (in seconds) for staggering the processing of accounts.
• restart_thread_delay : The delay before restarting a thread that has encountered an error.
• action_delay : The random delay (in seconds) between consecutive actions on a single account. This helps mimic realistic user behavior.
• deposit_ratio : The percentage of the account's balance to use during a deposit action. A random percentage within this range is selected for each deposit.
• swap_ratio : The percentage of the account's balance to use during a swap action. A random percentage within this range is selected for each swap.

RPC URL

• monad_rpc_url : The RPC endpoint used for interacting with the Monad blockchain.
• base_rpc_url : The RPC endpoint used for interacting with the Base blockchain.

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Example

For example, if ambient_swap_count is set to [1, 3], the application will randomly select a value between 1 and 3 (inclusive) for the number of Ambient swaps to perform. Similarly, if action_delay is set to [5, 10], the application will wait for a random duration between 5 and 10 seconds between consecutive actions on a single account.