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Built for NFT hunters. Track drops, monitor mints, stay ahead | build by @0xhaileyy

Joined August 2026
What is Mintraq, and how does it actually work? Mintraq is a mint bot that does three jobs: it finds drops, it checks your wallets against the whitelist, and it sends the mint transaction the second the contract opens. Your laptop can be closed. Here is the whole thing, with the real numbers. 1. It finds the drops A full scan across 6 EVM chains every 120 seconds, plus a chain listener every 15 seconds: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, ApeChain, Abstract and Robinhood. Sold-out and stale collections drop off by themselves. The radar shows what is opening now, not an archive. 2. It tells you where you stand Your wallets are checked against WL, FCFS and GTD stages every 15 seconds, before the stage opens. You find out you are in (or not) while there is still time to move funds. 3. It mints to the second The opening time is read from the contract itself, not from a Discord screenshot. Pick a drop and the time fills itself in. All your wallets fire together, so the last one is not minutes behind the first. 4. It lists for you After the mint, the listing bot sits just under the floor and steps the price down 0.1% at a time until it sells, never below the minimum you set. Free with a monthly pass. 5. It talks to you on Telegram Alerts for whitelists, drops and mint progress at 25/50/75%. Commands also go the other way, so you can schedule a mint from your phone. The question everyone asks: my private keys? Keys are encrypted in your browser (HKDF-SHA256 into AES-256-GCM) with a key derived from a signature only you can make. We only ever receive ciphertext. There is no admin screen that decrypts it. The one exception, in plain words: a 3am mint has to be signed while you sleep. So you can open a window of up to 24 hours where the server can use key material, only for the wallets you choose and under a spend cap you set. Closing the window destroys that material. Every decryption shows up on your Security page with a revoke button. If you never open a window, the server never holds anything usable. What it does not do: It cannot win a gas war for you. A failed mint still costs gas. No Solana yet. Lose your vault backup and nobody can recover your keys. mintraq.tech/app
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