1 Download python from python.org
2 Install git from git-scm.com
3 Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/devbutlazy/Binance-RedPacket-Wrapper
4 Navigate to project folder: cd PATH)_TO_PROJECT
5 Install required packages: pip install -r requirements.txt
6 Set up Configuration:
a. In the project folder, copy the .env.example file and rename the copy to .env.
b. Open the .env file and enter your Telegram API credentials:
- TELEGRAM_API_ID: Your API ID from my.telegram.org.
- TELEGRAM_API_HASH: Your API Hash from my.telegram.org.
c. Obtain Binance Headers:
- Login to your Binance Account.
- Go to the Binance Crypto Box page.
- Open your browser's Developer Tools (usually F12) and go to the 'Network' tab.
- Perform an action like trying to claim a Crypto Box.
- Look for a "grabV2" (or similar) POST request in the Network tab.
- In the 'Request Headers' section of this request, find and copy the values for: Cookie, bnc-uuid, device-info, csrftoken, fvideo-id, fvideo-token, and User-Agent.
d. In the .env file, paste these values into the corresponding variables (e.g., BINANCE_COOKIE, BNC_UUID, etc.).
e. (Optional) You can customize the list of Telegram chats to monitor by editing TELEGRAM_CHAT_IDS in the .env file. This should be a comma-separated list of chat IDs.
7 Run the program:
python main.py
- Rewritten to a new user-bot lib: migration pyrogram => telethon (for better efficiency)
- The token is passed to Binance API within 1-5 seconds (to prevent input automation).
- Centralized configuration using an `.env` file for API keys, Binance headers, and bot settings.
- The console gives information about found crypto-tokens, amount and valid-state.
- If there is a timeout, the programm will CORRECTLY pause all the proccesses.
0. Type in all correct information into core/config.py
1. If you want to compile with console, run the BUILD/with_console.bat
2. If you want to compile WITHOUGHT console, run BUILD/without_console.bat
NOTE: All configurations, including API keys and Binance headers, should be set in the .env file before attempting to build an EXE.