Nexus Alerts
Nexus Alert Bot
Nexus Alerts, a telegram bot will list transactions on the Nexus blockchain above 1000 NXS or tokens. This bot was born from a community request to track network growth, way to value Nexus by tracking online transactions, total NXS on tritium chain vs NXS on exchanges and also a way to be aware of large transaction leading to pumps and dumps.
The Alerts only tracks transactions on the tritium network only.
Each transaction taking place on the blockchain is checked for a credit and that is sent out as an alert to the Nexus Alert Bot. This data shown with the alerts is as below:
Humpback Whale found on block: Block Height.Amount: Amount of NXS or tokens included in the transaction.Token: The token for which thecreditis generated. NXS or Token (name or address).Operation: The operation of the contract. OnlyCREDITcontract is shown for alerts.For: This is the notification type for which theOperationwas carried out.Proof: The register address proving the credit or the sending address fordebitfrom tritium.To: The receiving address.Link: The explorer link to the block height details.
The alert bot is simple to understand but might be confusing to some, this guide will help with understanding the data provided.
Nexus has the
Tritium and Legacy chains, all exchanges use the legacy chain and it is difficult to track the balance of legacy accounts and the best we can do is keep track of the transactions on the tritium network. The alerts are only limited to tracking NXS and token transactions above 1000 NXS.To better understand the data provided by the bot, we can segregate the transactions into:
- Tritium to Tritium Transactions
- Legacy to Tritium Transactions
- Tritium to Legacy Transactions
Tritium to Tritium transaction - Operation
CREDIT , For DEBIT.Any transaction on tritium is a
debit to the senders account and a credit to the receivers account. This creates two transactions for a single transfer similar to double accounting, but the bot is designed to ignore the DEBIT and show only the CREDIT, as it's a single transfer and having two alerts will create more confusion. It is easy to distinguish as the "
Operation" field reads as CREDIT and the "For" field will read DEBIT, which implies it's a credit for a corresponding debit.
Legacy to Tritium transaction - Operation
CREDIT , For LEGACY.Legacy to tritium transactions are when a user withdraws NXS from the exchange into his Tritium account. This transaction will only list the
credit to the Tritium account and can be easily recognised by checking the "Operation" field which should read CREDIT and "For" field reads LEGACY , which implies it's a credit contract for an incoming legacy transaction.
Tritium to Legacy transaction - Operation
LEGACY and To starts with 2.Tritium to Legacy transactions are carried out when a user send NXS to an exchange account, or to a personal legacy account. This transaction will only list the
debit to the Tritium account and can be easily recognised by checking the "Operation" field which should reads LEGACY and also the "To" address will start with 2 which is a legacy address.To keep the visual differences based on amounts, the alerts have been grouped based on the transaction amounts and named after fishes as per size.
The legend is given below:
- >= 500,000 NXS: Blue Whale (🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳)
- >= 250,000 NXS: Sperm Whale (🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋)
- >= 100,000 NXS: Humpback Whale (🐋🐋🐋)
- >= 80,000 NXS: Whale Shark (🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈)
- >= 60,000 NXS: Tiger Shark (🦈🦈🦈🦈)
- >= 30,000 NXS: Great White Shark (🦈🦈)
- >= 10,000 NXS: Dolphin (🐬🐬)
- >= 5,000 NXS: Tuna (🐟🐟)
- >= 1,000 NXS: Sardine (🐠🐠)
- < 1,000 NXS: Shrimp (🦐🦐 )- (This is not used now as its < 1000NXS)
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