Connect Wallet
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By enabling the Connect Wallet requirement, Alphabot will collect a mint wallet address from users when they register.
The Wallet Requirements section allows the raffle creator to specify both ETH and BTC Ordinal NFT token requirements as well as the minimum amount of tokens a wallet must hold to qualify.
Enhanced Token Requirements Alphabot now offers expanded options for setting up token requirements in raffles, with two significant new features:
Multi-Chain Support: In addition to Ethereum, several popular EVM chains are now supported, including Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Base, Polygon, Avalanche, and Arbitrum. For all these chains, ERC20, ERC721, and ERC1155 tokens can be used for setting up requirements just like on Ethereum.
"Min Tokens" Feature: Creators can now set a minimum number of tokens required to qualify for the raffle. For example, if "100" is entered for this value, users must hold at least 100 of the specified tokens across any of their signed wallets to be eligible. Additionally, if the "Multiplier" checkbox is selected, every 100 tokens will count as an extra entry.
Adding Token Requirements When adding token requirements, you must select whether it’s for an ETH or BTC Ordinal NFT. For ETH (and supported EVM chain) requirements, enter the collection’s contract address. For BTC requirements, provide the Magic Eden link(https://magiceden.io/bitcoin) for the collection. Multiple token requirements can be added, and holding any one of them will fulfill the criteria.
Creators on Alphabot can now gate their raffles for BTC Ordinal collection holders, with all the same features available for ETH NFT collections. Multiple collections can be added to a raffle, and multipliers can be applied to specific tokens. The requirement links directly to the collection on Magic Eden, making it easy for users to find your collection.
To set this up:
Select "Connect wallet" and "Wallet requirements" when creating a raffle.
Switch from "Ethereum" to "BTC Ordinal" in the dropdown under the token requirements.
Add the Magic Eden collection link in the textbox eg.(https://magiceden.io/ordinals/marketplace/omb). If done correctly, it will immediately display the collection name and Magic Eden collection symbol. As shown in the screenshot below.
This update marks full support for Bitcoin Ordinals. Big thanks to Magic Eden for their continued partnership in bringing this feature to life!
Enabling the "Multiplier" option allows NFTs or tokens to act as multipliers of entries (e.g., 1 NFT = 1 entry). With the new "Min Tokens" feature, if a user holds enough tokens to meet the threshold multiple times, each increment will count as additional entries. For instance, if the threshold is set to 100 tokens and the user has 500, they would get 5 entries if the multiplier is enabled.
When verifying NFT or Token ownership for traditional raffles, Alphabot will check against a blockchain API to see if the user owns the NFT or Token a total of two times per user.
First when the user initially submits their raffle registration.
It will check again when winners are picked to ensure the user has not transferred or sold their NFTs or tokens. If they have, their entry will be invalidated.
All Signed Wallets from the user will be considered for NFT requirements and in the case when Multipliers are enabled, all NFTs across the user's signed wallets will be considered for the number of entries.
