LootBotPrice

(LOOT)

LootBot is a Telegram-based tool designed to automate complex on-chain tasks such as swaps, bridges, and NFT minting. Its primary goal is to help users become eligible for potential airdrops by simulating organic activity across various protocols. Currently, the bot supports several major networks, including zkSync, LayerZero, Scroll, Linea, Base, and Solana. By automating these interactions, LootBot simplifies the process for users who wish to participate in multiple ecosystems simultaneously without manual intervention.

Security is a major focus for the LootBot community. The project handles private keys differently depending on the user's tier. Premium users are granted full access to their private keys, allowing them complete control over their funds. Free users do not receive their private keys, a measure implemented to ensure the bot can collect its commission on successful airdrops. To protect against being flagged as automated bots, the platform uses anti-sybil measures such as randomized transaction timing and unique interaction patterns.

The LOOT token offers three core utilities: revenue sharing, subscription discounts, and governance. Token holders who stake their LOOT can receive a portion of the fees generated by the bot. Additionally, holding a specific amount of LOOT, such as 1,000 tokens, typically qualifies users for a 50% discount on monthly premium subscription fees. Finally, the token allows the community to vote on governance proposals, such as which new blockchain networks or protocols the bot should integrate next.

LootBot offers two distinct tiers for users. The Free tier has no monthly subscription cost; however, the platform takes a 20% commission on any airdrops received by the user. Free users also do not have access to their private keys. The Premium tier requires a monthly fee per wallet and chain, but allows users to keep 100% of their airdrop rewards. Premium users also receive full access to their private keys, providing them with greater autonomy and security over their assets.

Users can withdraw their funds by stopping the bot's automated tasks and moving their remaining ETH to a personal wallet or a preferred exchange like LBank. If the bot experiences downtime or becomes unresponsive, the community is often advised to perform 'clear cache' steps or check for status updates in the project's official communication channels. Currently, importing external wallets is restricted to specific account tiers to maintain the security and fee integrity of the bot's automated routes.

LootBot was developed by the same anonymous team behind Whales Market, a popular platform for over-the-counter (OTC) airdrop allocations. This connection provides a level of ecosystem synergy, as both projects focus on the airdrop and pre-market sector. Users often look for cross-benefits between the two platforms, and the shared development history gives the community insight into the team's experience in building tools for airdrop hunters and decentralized finance participants.