| Name of Premium Feed | Spam Detector |
| Forta Network Bot ID | 0xd45f7183783f5893f4b8e187746eaf7294f73a3bb966500d237bd0d5978673fa |
| About Bot Owner |
Artem Kovalchuk I am a web developer by training, and have been an active member of the Forta Community since its inception in the Fall 2021. I participated in several early bot development contests hosted by the Forta Foundation, and won four of them. In the Summer 2022, I was approached by the Foundation about contributing to Forta in a more formal capacity. I entered into an independent contractor agreement with the Foundation and have been participating in core development related activities for the last year, including leading the redesign of the Forta Explorer and Bot Profile pages, and supporting the development of the Attack Detector. I also developed and maintained one of the most popular bots on the network, the Attack Simulation Bot, which is currently used by the Attack Detector.
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| How the Premium Feed works | Token Spam has been something that several Forta users, including ZenGo, have highlighted as a problem. Web3 wallets and NFT marketplaces in particular are flooded with spam tokens and NFTs that clutter and degrade the wallet experience. Being able to identify and filter out/hide these assets can both improve the user experience and minimize the risk of scams.
Logic The bot utilizes a modular system of indicators for analyzing tokens. The modules are designed to detect both negative indications of spam and positive indications of a legitimate token. Each module's result is recorded in the overall token analysis context, which can be used by subsequent modules. Additionally, some modules can interrupt the execution of other modules and determine the final evaluation of the token, i.e. `ObservationTimeIsOver` module. The TokenAnalyzer interprets the final result of the modules and decides whether the token is spam or not. When spam is detected, the bot publishes an alert that includes information about the token and the context of the modules used to evaluate it. If there are changes during token monitoring, such as when a module finds additional signs of spam, the bot will publish an update alert to indicate the changes. If there is a change that alters the evaluation, such as when the bot no longer identifies the token as spam, it will publish an alert instructing Forta Protocol to remove the labels that identify it as spam. Supported standards:
Supported chains (Chain ID):
More details about the Spam Detector can be found in the documentation linked below. |
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| Maintenance/Support | I am actively maintaining the bot, testing performance, receiving feedback from the Forta community and making the appropriate upgrades on a weekly basis. This Premium Feed will continue to improve overtime. I am committing to provide technical support to all subscribers and prospective subscribers via the Feed’s dedicated Discord channel, as well as through direct communication channels. |
| Fee Recipient | 0x183d13c4fCb5133EA52345A9037C9c25A5Aa139D |
| Price | 49 USDC |
| Performance information | The technical performance of the Spam Detector can be monitored on the bot’s page.
The Spam Detector reliably processes incoming alerts as shown on its bot health page:
The bot currently utilizes a sharding configuration of four shards and 3 targets resulting in a reliable deployment of this bot. Also, the Spam Detector’s current precision is 86.05% (here are more details).
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| Documentation | Documentation |
| Compatible licensing | Forta Bot License 1.0 |
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Following the last Forta Council meeting, the Premium Feed proposal submitted by Artem Kovalchuk on the Spam Detector was approved by half of the active Council members in accordance with the Bylaws.
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After thorough analysis of the user base and the application of the bot, I have decided to adjust the pricing to $599/month.
This change aligns with a strategic shift towards serving the enterprise market more effectively.
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