KashyrovNFTbot: auto-buy gifts

New Telegram gifts sometimes drop in limited runs and sell out within minutes. Catching them by hand is hard. KashyrovNFTbot describes itself as a bot that automatically buys new gifts. 🎁

The description is short: automatic purchase of new gifts plus a contact for the author. The only command in the menu is /start, which restarts the bot.

Why people automate gift buying at all

Limited gifts have a fixed supply. While it lasts, you can buy at the original price, and after that the resale price follows demand. So a new gift drop turns into a race.

An automatic buyer reacts faster than a person: a gift appears and the purchase goes through without you. That is the whole idea behind tools like this.

Stars, supply and what you can lose

Gifts in Telegram are paid for with Stars, the in-app currency. If a bot spends Stars automatically, it acts in your name, so first find out where the money comes from and what the spending limit is.

• Supply. A limited gift has a finite number of copies, and rarity affects price.
• Price. The resale price can drop below what you paid.
• Fees. When you resell, part of the amount goes to the platform.
• Refunds. A bought gift generally cannot be turned back into Stars at the purchase price.

A low-risk first run of KashyrovNFTbot

1. Open the bot and send /start.
2. Read everything it shows and look for the terms: how much is spent and on what.
3. Never enter a seed phrase or private keys. Automatic gift buying does not need them.
4. If a top-up is required, start with a minimal amount and watch how it behaves.
5. If something is unclear, write to the author using the contact in the bot's description. ✉️

A tiny user base calls for caution

Very few people use this bot. That is normal for a small project, but there are few reviews and little track record, so you will have to do the checking yourself.

Any bot that asks for money upfront or promises guaranteed profit on gifts is a reason to stop. Reselling gifts depends on demand and always carries risk. ⚠️

Telling a safe bot from a dangerous one

A Telegram bot is a program running on the author's server. It sees what you write to it and can send payment requests. Trust in the author matters more than a nice description.

• Transparency. Does the author have a channel, a contact and clear rules?
• Access requests. A decent bot never asks for passwords, SMS codes or account sessions.
• Small steps. Do not hand over lots of Stars until you have seen the bot do what it claims.