BSC Four.meme Snipping, Vplume, Bundler — Rust (executor) + Node.js (orchestrator)

Hybrid demo (production-style): a high-performance Rust executor for the execution hot-path, and a flexible Node.js / TypeScript orchestrator for event listening, heuristics and orchestration.

⚠️ This repository is a demo intended for testnet / forked mainnet use only. Do NOT use with real funds on mainnet until you fully audit, harden, and secure your deployment.

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🐸Purpose

This project demonstrates a pragmatic production-style architecture used for high-frequency DeFi operations:

📦Workflow & Bot Functions

• 1. PairCreated: Node.js orchestrator subscribes to liquidity events.
• 2. Pre-Buy Checks: owner check, transfer simulation, ERC20 metadata, getAmountsOut validation.
• 3. Volume Bot: monitors BNB volume on pairs; triggers alerts or bundler buys when thresholds exceeded.
• 4. Token Bundler: batches multiple buy tasks and sends them concurrently to the Rust executor.
• 5. Telegram Notifier: alerts you on: High-volume pairs Bundler buy success/failure Pre-buy check results

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• Node orchestrator (TypeScript) — listens for PairCreated and liquidity events, performs heuristics/pre-checks, posts buy requests to executor. (Signal Handler, Bundler Execution Signal, Volume Execution Signal)
• Rust executor (Actix + ethers-rs) — minimal, deterministic hot-path that builds/signs/submits swap transactions (swapExactETHForTokensSupportingFeeOnTransferTokens).

The split keeps fast deterministic transaction logic in Rust and flexible orchestration logic in Node for quick iteration.

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API(Rust executor)

Post / buy Content-Type: application/json

Development notes & architecture rationale

• Rust Executor: deterministic, low-latency, compiled binary for the critical path. Ideal for signing & sending txs reliably.
• Node orchestrator: fast iteration, rich DeFi tooling, easier to write heuristics/token-safety scans, and integrations (alerts, UIs).
• Keep the hot-path as small as possible — business logic, heavy checks, ML scoring should live in orchestrator or a separate service.

⚙️Environment Variables

Copy .env.example -> .env and edit. Never commit secrets.

node-orchestrator/.env

WS_RPC=wss://bsc-testnet.example/ws
HTTP_RPC=https://bsc-testnet.example
PRIVATE_KEY=0xYOUR_TESTNET_PRIVATE_KEY
FACTORY_ADDRESS=0xCA143Ce32Fe78f1f7019d7d551a6402fC5350c73
ROUTER_ADDRESS=0x6725F303b657a9451d8BA641348b6761A6CC7a17
WBNB_ADDRESS=0x...          # optional override
EXECUTOR_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080

# Demo knobs
BUY_AMOUNT_BNB=0.02
SLIPPAGE=0.30
DEADLINE_SECS=60

# Volume Bot
VOLUME_WINDOW_SECS=60
VOLUME_ALERT_THRESHOLD_BNB=1.0

# Bundler
BUNDLER_CONCURRENCY=3

# Telegram Notifier
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=123456:ABCDEF
TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID=987654321


### 🚀 CI / Docker / Deployment notes
- **Add GitHub Actions workflows**:
  Rust: cargo fmt -- --check, cargo clippy, cargo build --release
  Node: npm ci, npm run lint, npm run build
- Dockerize executor & orchestrator with environment variables injected at runtime (do NOT bake secrets).
- Use container orchestration (K8s) or systemd with secret mounts for production.