citrea-claw-skill
A CLI tool and OpenClaw skill for monitoring the Citrea Bitcoin L2 ecosystem
What this skill does
# citrea-claw-skill Monitor the Citrea Bitcoin L2 ecosystem. Track DEX pools, liquidity, arbitrage opportunities, token prices, and wallet balances — all sourced directly from Citrea mainnet with no third-party APIs. ## Commands ### balance Check cBTC and token balances for a wallet address with USD values. - **Usage:** `balance <address>` - **Example:** `balance 0xYourAddress` ### price Get the current USD price for a token from RedStone on-chain oracles. - **Usage:** `price <token>` - **Example:** `price wcBTC` - **Tokens:** wcBTC, ctUSD, USDC.e, USDT.e, WBTC.e, JUSD ### pool:price Show the implied price of a token pair from each DEX side by side, with oracle deviation. - **Usage:** `pool:price <tokenA> <tokenB>` - **Example:** `pool:price wcBTC USDC.e` ### pools:recent List all new pools created in the last N hours across JuiceSwap and Satsuma. - **Usage:** `pools:recent [hours]` - **Example:** `pools:recent 24` ### pools:latest Show the most recently created pool on each DEX. - **Usage:** `pools:latest` ### pools:monitor Watch for new pools in real time. Sends a Telegram alert whenever a new pool is created on any supported DEX. - **Usage:** `pools:monitor` ### pool:liquidity Show TVL and token reserves for a pool. Accepts a pool address, token pair, or single token. - **Usage:** `pool:liquidity <poolAddr|tokenA tokenB|token>` - **Examples:** - `pool:liquidity wcBTC USDC.e` - `pool:liquidity 0xPoolAddress` - `pool:liquidity wcBTC` ### arb:check Check a specific token pair for arbitrage opportunities across JuiceSwap and Satsuma. - **Usage:** `arb:check <tokenA> <tokenB>` - **Example:** `arb:check wcBTC USDC.e` ### arb:scan Scan all token pairs for arbitrage opportunities in a single pass. Shows price spread, estimated profit, gas cost, and net profit after fees. - **Usage:** `arb:scan` ### arb:monitor Continuously monitor all token pairs for arbitrage opportunities. Sends a Telegram alert when a profitable opportunity is detected above the configured threshold. - **Usage:** `arb:monitor` ### txns Show recent token transfer activity for a wallet address. - **Usage:** `txns <address> [hours]` - **Example:** `txns 0xYourAddress 24` ## Supported Tokens | Symbol | Description | |---------|-------------------------------------| | wcBTC | Wrapped Citrea Bitcoin | | ctUSD | Citrea USD stablecoin | | USDC.e | Bridged USDC (LayerZero) | | USDT.e | Bridged USDT (LayerZero) | | WBTC.e | Bridged Wrapped Bitcoin (LayerZero) | | JUSD | BTC-backed stablecoin (JuiceDollar) | ## Supported DEXes | DEX | Type | Fee Tiers | |-----------|--------------|------------------------| | JuiceSwap | Uniswap V3 | 0.05%, 0.30%, 1.00% | | Satsuma | Algebra | Dynamic per pool | ## Configuration Set these in your `.env` file: | Variable | Description | Default | |----------|-------------|---------| | `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN` | Bot token from @BotFather | — | | `TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID` | Your chat ID from @userinfobot | — | | `ARB_ALERT_THRESHOLD_BPS` | Minimum profit to trigger arb alert (basis points) | 50 | | `ARB_MONITOR_INTERVAL_SEC` | Seconds between arb scans | 15 | ## Notes - All data sourced directly from Citrea mainnet — no third-party APIs - Prices from RedStone push oracles deployed on Citrea - Arb detection is indicative only — always verify on-chain before executing - JuiceSwap JUSD pairs use svJUSD internally — handled transparently - RPC: `https://rpc.mainnet.citrea.xyz`
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