This script is designed to automate the minting of NFTs on the Zora Network. It utilizes different accounts, each with its own time delay between transactions and a target transaction count. Each account will mint tokens until it reaches its target count, adhering to the specified delay between transactions.

Use this collection as a mint-poll:

A Great Day - Allure - Cosmic Girl - Fla - GoldenFla - Whimsical Euphoria: A White Inflatable Sheep - Zora Mafia - ZoraEye NFT - Zora OG Pass - Zora Cola Classic - Dithered Zorb - AUDREY ZORA - Zoggles - sqr(16) - ZORA NFT CRYSTAL - Zorbee - DriftBottleSeeds - TEXT

• Automated Minting: Continuously mints tokens using the provided private keys.
• Account-specific Configurations: Each account has its own time delay and target transaction count.
• Proxy Support: Utilizes proxies to bypass geographical RPC restrictions, especially relevant for users in countries like Russia)
• Gas Optimization: Use a special trick to decrease gas price by 30 times, down to 0.01-0.03$ per mint, make each gas setting unique to avoid detection.

This file provides the main configurations:

• Contract: The Zora Network contract address and quantity to mint.
• Account Delay: The delay (in hours) between transactions for each account.
• Target Transactions: The target number of transactions (minting operations) for each account.

• pkey.txt: Contains a list of private keys. Used to populate the initial Excel sheet.
• proxies.txt: Contains proxy details, which are used to bypass RPC restrictions. If the number of proxies is not enough for the wallets, the list will extend to ensure coverage.

Note: Once the Excel file is created, pkey.txt and proxies.txt can be deleted for security reasons.

To run the script, ensure you have the necessary Python libraries installed:

pip install pandas requests web3 colorlog logging colorama

1. Populate the pkey.txt and proxies.txt files.
2. Adjust the configurations in config.json as needed.
3. Run the script. It will automatically mint tokens using the provided accounts, adhering to each account's delay and target transaction count.
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It's crucial to handle private keys with care. Once the Excel file with account details has been generated, it's recommended to delete the pkey.txt file to safeguard the private keys.