Whale Watcher

Monitor crypto whale wallets for large transactions. Track big moves on Ethereum, BSC, and other chains. Get alerts when whales move significant amounts.

This skill is inconsistent: docs promise Telegram alerts, CLI commands, and use of user API keys, but the included Python script only prints to stdout and uses a default Etherscan key. Before installing or providing secrets, ask the author to: 1) explain why TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN is listed as required and provide code that actually uses it (or remove it from requirements); 2) either make ETHERSCAN_API_KEY/BSCSCAN_API_KEY required in the manifest and read them from env, or remove references from docs; 3) supply or document the CLI / integration layer that implements the /whale-watcher commands and Telegram delivery. If you must test locally, run the Python script in a confined environment and do not expose real API keys or tokens until the above is clarified. The current mismatches are most likely sloppy packaging, but they could hide unexpected behavior in future updates, so proceed cautiously.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: whale-watcher Version: 1.0.2 The whale-watcher skill is a legitimate tool for monitoring large cryptocurrency transactions on Ethereum and BSC using public block explorer APIs (Etherscan and BscScan). The Python script (whale_monitor.py) implements basic transaction fetching and analysis logic consistent with the stated purpose, and the SKILL.md provides clear usage instructions for the AI agent. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection was found; while the script contains minor bugs (e.g., hardcoded ETH price for all chains) and lacks input sanitization for the wallet address, these are common development flaws rather than indicators of malice.