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Track any ERC20 token transfer (the ultimate stalking recipe ;))
Are you still using Etherscan to track your (or some elseās) wallets? Thereās a better way ;)
What if you could receive an alert every time an ERC20 token is transferred to or from any wallet? And what if instead of just a generic alert you could rely on the HAL Slack/Discord/Telegram/Twitter/webhook/email combo?
ā¦and this is our Telegram bot fulfilling its duties:
You can create your own triggersĀ here. Time-based Triggers and Wallets Balance
We have some cool news when it comes to our coreĀ engineĀ as well. HAL supports Transaction Triggers, Events Triggers and Contracts Triggers. All the recipes that you use and love are built on top of those basic triggers (check out ourĀ developers reference). We recently introduced a new kind of basic trigger, called āCron Triggerā. In a nutshell: every X time⦠do something (e.g. send a tweet) based on an Ethereum data source (e.g. the value of a variable in a smart contract).
The first PoC for Cron Triggers is a new recipe we released this week calledĀ āTrack wallets balanceā. Itās a well-known pain point for everyone who owns a wallet to monitor not just token prices in general, but specific wallets. Now you donāt have to, because HAL does it for you š You choose your (any) wallet, select a time window (e.g. every day at tea time āļø) and a timezone:
⦠and here are your balances, together with current USD value and daily/weekly price variations:
You can create your own balance monitorĀ here. I hope you enjoyed this issue of our newsletter. As always, if you any feedback, feature request, comments⦠get in touch! You can find usĀ on TwitterĀ andĀ TelegramĀ šš½