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DLMM Bot Instruction Manual

This instruction manual outlines the process for building a DLMM data fetching and ranking bot in Python, focusing on real-time data retrieval and advanced calculations for profitability and risk assessment. It includes system architecture, workflow procedures, and algorithm design to ensure accurate and actionable insights for manual trading. Key enhancements include double-check mechanisms, user customization options, and a modular design for future expansion.

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DLMM Bot Instruction Manual

This instruction manual outlines the process for building a DLMM data fetching and ranking bot in Python, focusing on real-time data retrieval and advanced calculations for profitability and risk assessment. It includes system architecture, workflow procedures, and algorithm design to ensure accurate and actionable insights for manual trading. Key enhancements include double-check mechanisms, user customization options, and a modular design for future expansion.

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Instruction Manual for Building a DLMM Data Fetching and Ranking Bot in Python (Enhanced with

Advanced Calculations)

1. Objectives:

- Fetch and process real-time DLMM pool data using Python.

- Rank pools based on profitability and risk metrics using advanced calculations.

- Provide actionable insights for manual trading with a clear ranking system.

- Maximize data accuracy and ensure double-checking mechanisms.

2. System Architecture:

Environment:

- IDE: PyCharm for development and debugging.

- Python Version: Python 3.9+ for compatibility with modern libraries.

Libraries:

Install all necessary libraries:

pip install requests pandas numpy scipy matplotlib

File Structure:

Organize your project for modularity:

dlmm_bot/

??? main.py # Main script to run the bot

??? config.py # Configuration for thresholds and API endpoints

??? api/

? ??? meteora.py # Meteora API integration


? ??? dexscreener.py # Dexscreener API integration

??? logic/

? ??? filter_rank.py # Filtering and ranking logic

? ??? calculate.py # Advanced calculations (e.g., IL, profitability)

??? data/

? ??? historical_data.csv # Store logged data

??? utils/

? ??? logger.py # Logging functions

? ??? helpers.py # Misc utilities (e.g., retries, validation)

3. Workflow and Procedures:

Step 1: Fetch Real-Time Pool Data:

- Integrate the Meteora API and Dexscreener API for data retrieval.

- Handle errors gracefully using retry mechanisms and validation functions.

Step 2: Advanced Filtering and Ranking Logic:

- Calculate profitability score using (24hr Fee Rate x Trading Volume) / TVL.

- Estimate Impermanent Loss using token price ratios.

- Add volatility score to exclude pools with extremely volatile token pairs.

- Combine scores into a weighted final ranking: Final Score = ? x Profitability Score - ? x Volatility - ?

x Impermanent Loss.

Step 3: Display and Visualize Data:

- Use Pandas for tabular ranking and Matplotlib for visualizations.

- Provide ranked pool data for manual decision-making.


Step 4: Logging and Historical Data:

- Log pool data for future trend analysis and refine thresholds based on historical performance.

4. Algorithm Design:

Pseudocode:

1. Initialize bot with user-defined thresholds and preferences.

2. Fetch real-time data from Meteora and Dexscreener APIs.

3. Validate and preprocess data.

4. Filter pools based on mode:

- Normal Mode: TVL > 100K, APR > 20%, steady volume.

- Degen Mode: TVL < 100K, APR > 50%, high transactions.

5. Calculate:

- Profitability Score.

- Impermanent Loss.

- Volatility Score.

6. Rank pools based on final weighted score.

7. Display ranked pools in table and visualize rankings.

8. Log data for historical analysis.

5. Key Enhancements:

- Double-check mechanisms to validate data and handle edge cases.

- Advanced metrics for profitability, impermanent loss, and volatility.

- User customization for thresholds and scoring weights.

- Modular design for easy expansion.

This document is the blueprint for creating a Python-based DLMM bot that fetches, ranks, and
analyzes pool data for manual trading decisions.

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