Source: @yabapmatt
Steem Bot Tracker is a tool developed by @yabapmatt and can be found at:https://s3.amazonaws.com/yabapmatt/bottracker/bottracker.html#
The site is composed of 3 different sections as follows, the first section are the Bid-Based Voting Bots, the second the Paid Upvote Bots and the third the Other Bots
Just click on the button with the section of interest to jump directly there.
The Bid-Based Voting Bots section has some interesting features and looks like this at the moment of the conception of this post.
We will start with the Vote Calculator. As the name says, it calculates the value of your post. Just choose a bot from the drop down menu and insert a sum that you want to invest to get what your vote is worth at the moment. Please take note that mostly the sum will be lower as there are a lot of user who try to snipe the best vote in the last seconds.
After comes the Settings for the bots display. I would recommend you to keep them as they are with the 25% curation rewards calculator on ON and all the bots. It is interesting to see the dynamic.
After this there is a display of all bid bots which contain the following information: the bot name, the total vote value, total bids till that moment, the maximum bid that makes the bid still profitable or break even, the voting power of the bot, the time since the last vote and time till next one.
If there is a green check next to the name of the bot, it means that it has a frontrunner guild. If there is a text box it means that the bot votes also on comments.
There is also the option to click on details, which shows all the bids of the rounds and if they are valid or not. If the bid is not valid a X will be next to the mention.
If a bot is down it will be displayed with a red background and if a bot is profitable in the voting process it will have a green background:
The second section the one of the Paid Upvote Bots shows the upvote bots which vote directly if a vote was bought. At the moment, the first upvote bot on Steemit, randowhale does not vote anymore.
In this section you can see the data for the bots, like the payment needed, the vote value and the voting power of each bot.
The third section shows a list of other bots which either vote or resteem, but on a different pattern then the other bots presented in the previous sections.
As you can see the site is updated daily by @yabapmatt and the latest bot, @spinbot has been added to the list.
Interested in joining us? Come join our Discord server at: https://discord.gg/gXMH3qu
