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Support!

  • If you feel this project is the right one for you, please, donate to terra1uwkfuh6crvlttqsj2rv0tjpl8v0dy3d4swayg7 if you feel like doing so.

Thanks Terra and Anchor team!

Cheers all!

Why

My day job requires a fairly good amount of automation from time to time. Besides, I do like computers to work on what I cannot while I'm sleeping!

AnchorHoDL is an implementation that auto-pay/auto-borrow based on whatever config you desire.

I've started this app due my own needs and to learn more about Terra's ecosystem.

How it works

  1. It will query Anchor smart contracts checking LTV (Loan-to-Value);
  2. If the LTV is grater than trigger_at_percent it will trigger a repay action.
  3. If the amount required to repay (target_percent) is in the wallet, it will be used and loan will repay back to target_percent mark.
  4. If not, it will withdraw from aUST (Anchor deposit).
  5. The script will NOT sell any asset to pay loan.
  6. If enabled_auto_borrow is enabled (by default) and current LTV is smaller than auto_borrow_at_percent, an auto borrow will be trigger moving LTV to target_percent.

How to use it

  1. git clone this repository.
  2. Rename config.py.sample to config.py.
  3. Change config.py as you desire and feed your seed (a dedicated wallet is recommended).
  4. Run pip3 install -r requirements.txt
  5. Run python3 webview.py and simply browsing to http://localhost:5000 for an auto-pay/borrow running every 30 seconds. OR Run python3 hold.py

Persistence mode

  1. Install gunicorn: pip3 install gunicorn
  2. Run gunicorn -b 127.0.0.1:5000 webview:app --daemon

Done! gunicorn is running as daemon!

Docker mode

  1. If you don't have Docker installed, grab if from https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/.
  2. Once installed, clone this repository by git clone https://github.com/unl1k3ly/AnchorHODL
  3. Rename config.py.sample to config.py and provide details.
  4. Build the image with docker build -t AnchorHODL .
  5. Run the image with docker run -p 5000:5000 AnchorHODL:latest or add -d if you want to run it as a daemon.
  6. Check if its working by http://localhost:5000

Screenshots

  • Or (recommended) you can spin a web service that does everything for you after you ran python3 webview.py Webview

Slack Notification

If you use more Slack on daily bases like me, it might be simpler to be notified in there using Slack Webhooks.

  1. Create a Slack APP.
  2. Add the APP to a channel and get a webhook URL to feed the config.py.

More information can be found via this link https://api.slack.com/incoming-webhooks

Telegram Notification

If you want to be notified via Telegram, you'd need to get access_token and your chat_id from your Telegram bot. If you are not familiarized creating a Telegram bot, please follow steps below:

  1. On Telegram, find @BotFather and open a DM.
  2. Use /newbot to create a new bot for yourself.
  3. Then, name the bot as you wish, ie: MyCoolBot
  4. Now, choose whatever username you desire for your bot, ie: MyCool_bot
  5. Done! You should see a "Congratulations" message from BotFather.
  6. To get your own chat_id, simply open a DM with your bot, send something up and run the following command below: curl -s https://api.telegram.org/ACCESSTOKEN/getUpdates (replace ACCESSTOKEN with an actual token you just got from item #5).
  7. With access_token and chat_id just feed the config.py file.

If these instructions are unclear, just Google "How to create a Telegram Bot and get your own chat_id"!

Considerations

  • It's recommended to run this code in a contained environment at maximum security. Dockerfile is also provided if you want to deploy it seamless somewhere.
  • If you are using the webview, ensure the access is restricted and not exposed to the entire Internet. You can use "CloudFare Argo Tunnel" for that.
  • Since a wallet seed is required, ensure you protect it and know what you're doing while using this automation ...
  • If you don't want to pass secrets into the config.py file, make sure you declare as a system variable.
  • Everything will be logged into the ./logs folder. Make sure you check those from time to time!

Conclusion

  • I have no intentions to actively develop new features or take issue requests. As mentioned, this automation was to address a self issue I had and consequently avoid liquidation! It works for my own needs.
  • I'm happy to fix bugs or take merge requests.
  • If you intend to modify the code yourself, please do a fork and start from it !

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