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rmndkyl/lyid-scripts

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24Audience · generalComplexity · 2/5Setup · moderate

TLDR

A paid storefront for crypto airdrop automation bots, not free open source code.

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    What it does
      Sells airdrop bots
      Automates repetitive tasks
      Lists 16 scripts
    Tech stack
      Node.js
      Telegram delivery
    Use cases
      Testnet farming
      Social task automation
      Multi wallet trading
    Audience
      Crypto traders
      Airdrop hunters

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Buy a bot to automate a specific crypto project's testnet or quest tasks.

USE CASE 2

Run multiple wallets with proxy rotation to farm an airdrop faster.

USE CASE 3

Subscribe monthly for access to all sixteen scripts and their updates.

What is it built with?

Node.jsTelegram Bot

How does it compare?

rmndkyl/lyid-scripts0311119/free_registertool18597990650-lab/multi-agent-game
Stars242424
LanguagePythonPython
Setup difficultymoderatehardmoderate
Complexity2/54/53/5
Audiencegeneraldeveloperdeveloper

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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 1h+

Requires purchasing a license key from the seller on Telegram before any script can run.

No license is stated, this is a paid product sold through Telegram, not open source code.

In plain English

This repository is a storefront listing, not free open source software. It advertises a collection of paid automation scripts for cryptocurrency airdrops, sold by a person going by rmndkyl under the name Layer Airdrop ID. An airdrop is when a blockchain project gives out free tokens to people who complete certain tasks, such as testing a testnet, joining social media challenges, or trading on a platform. These scripts automate those repetitive tasks so a buyer does not have to do them by hand. The README lists sixteen separate bot scripts, each targeting a different crypto project or blockchain, including Solana, Base, Polygon, and BNB Chain projects. Prices range from about five to ten US dollars per script, with bundle options: pick any three scripts, buy all sixteen at once, or pay a monthly fee for access to everything plus updates. To buy a script, a customer contacts the seller on Telegram, chooses a script or bundle, and pays through an Indonesian e-wallet, a bank transfer, or cryptocurrency. After payment, the buyer receives a license key tied to their specific device and a download link through a Telegram bot. According to the README, what a buyer gets is the script's source code written in Node.js, support for running multiple wallets at once with rotating proxies, a mode that runs the script automatically every day, a license locked to one device, free updates within that version, and support through Telegram. This is not something a beginner can clone and run for free. There is no source code visible in this public repository itself, only a sales page pointing to separate private repos for each individual bot. Anyone interested in airdrop farming should treat paid automation services like this with caution, since crypto-related purchases carry real financial risk and this repository offers no way to verify the scripts before buying.

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Prompt 1
Explain what a crypto airdrop is and how automation bots like these work.
Prompt 2
What are the risks of buying a paid automation script from a Telegram seller?
Prompt 3
Help me evaluate whether an airdrop farming bot is worth the price before I pay.
Prompt 4
List questions I should ask a seller before buying a license-locked crypto bot.

Frequently asked questions

What is lyid-scripts?

A paid storefront for crypto airdrop automation bots, not free open source code.

What license does lyid-scripts use?

No license is stated, this is a paid product sold through Telegram, not open source code.

How hard is lyid-scripts to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated moderate, with roughly 1h+ to a first successful run.

Who is lyid-scripts for?

Mainly general.

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