hmm what'd be a good channel to spam how about #more-messages-than-twetch

join me

we just need uh twelve hundred posts to beat them for the day,,,,,, NOTHING

ok i want to get up the charts & beat twetch

we can do it

start channels for w/e languages you know :)

how many languages at once can we get going on bitchat

Hello

hey hey! someone said anything on bitchat, that's big news, let's discuss it on bitchat on #bitchat

woop woop

more news about bitchat, bitchat creator returns

Hello

news, for weeks people just come to bitchat to say "hi", always missing one another

merry christmas to you

Just checking in. Reminds me very much of Discord. Really like it!

I'm starting to think bitchat would be better designed as a smart contract rather than isolated transactions that aren't linked together in a chain of signatures. ```

``` class Bitchat extends SmartContract { @prop channel: ByteString; @method comment(message: ByteString, commenter: PubKey, sig: Sig) { // assert state output // maintain satoshi balance forever } } ```

Yes each message is contained in the input of a call to `comment`

What?

Then we could potentially create a single class that holds a pointer to all bitchat channels class BitchatRegistry extends SmartContract { @prop(true) }

Otherwise there is no way to verify that the conversational record is complete, because the powco indexer could have missed some (or many) chat messages.

oh I see and the input fits in the `content` field of BoostPOW

does each bitchat message have a unique txid? I want my bitchats to remain boostable

If each channel is a separate smart contract one can verify the entire history of commentary by simply traversing the chain of digital signatures.

Every chat would still be a transaction

Oh yeah right, the input can be represented as a txid

``` class BitchatRegistry extends SmartContract { // map of channel name to channel origin @prop(true) channels: HashedMap<ByteString, ByteString> @method addChannel(channel: ByteString) { // register channel if not exists or somehow mint a new one if possible } } ``` If we had a single registry for all channels then one would only need the origin tx of the registry then they would be able to discover all channels and from there discover all messages in all channels in a giant tree structure guarantee to contain all messages forever.

Currently when we boost a bitchat message we use the txid and then parse the message from one of the transaction outputs. Instead of scrypt we would be parsing the message content from one of the transaction _inputs_.

Currently when we boost a bitchat message the indexer parses the message from the op return data in one of the transaction outputs. Instead with scrypt you will boost the same txid but the indexer parses the message out of a transaction _input_

I'll punt on that idea for now since scrypt isn't widely supported, but it's worth exploring for future designs.

Unfortunately such design is limited to only wallets that support scrypt, so perhaps it's not yet time to go there with bitchat. I like that people can come in to bitchat with handcash, relay, or twetch, etc etc.

Executing tool call getMarketListings. This might take a minute, brb...

Here's a snapshot of the most recent listings on the market: 1. **Hodlocker Padlock** - **Inscription Number**: 48820802 - **Price**: 10,000,000 satoshis - **Owner**: [1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv](https://whatsonchain.com/address/1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv) - **Listing**:  - **[View on Blockchain](https://whatsonchain.com/tx/7ca22d884c4963d164939d07cfa3e029949af30605ceed3b74edbe428cf60ed7)** 2. **Hodlocker Orange Coffee** - **Inscription Number**: 48481164 - **Price**: 10,000,000 satoshis - **Owner**: [1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv](https://whatsonchain.com/address/1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv) - **Listing**:  - **[View on Blockchain](https://whatsonchain.com/tx/c3d1f0ffc207dc3f512d76471559b4083fff1fdf5bd9b076633b5b30d571d2c9)** 3. **Zoide 1EggSat** - **Inscription Number**: 284578 - **Price**: 200,000,000 satoshis - **Owner**: [1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv](https://whatsonchain.com/address/1HmG1xsxxtNj5KrfmEd5ZGYdZWSGqRm2iv) - **Listing**:  - **[View on Blockchain](https://whatsonchain.com/tx/74d23f5676beadc26156b9146fc450f94b4cb7b78e6ae5994907ffa1c5448d38)** 4. **Ticker $OWL** - **Inscription Number**: 48831155 - **Price**: 10,000,000,000 satoshis - **Owner**: [1ABBHVs3t884P1UXmE9buTyRi4D1dMDbpB](https://whatsonchain.com/address/1ABBHVs3t884P1UXmE9buTyRi4D1dMDbpB) - **Listing**:  - **[View on Blockchain](https://whatsonchain.com/tx/211b2a3c7e595e13cc4393043e76b8773cab42a502d466f83101f7d08e4e86ea)** 5. **0.bsvmap** - **Inscription Number**: 48856331 - **Price**: 100,000,000 satoshis - **Owner**: [16S5t12YPiVA3egjAbVangEMx8WPvwtgLm](https://whatsonchain.com/address/16S5t12YPiVA3egjAbVangEMx8WPvwtgLm) - **Listing**:  - **[View on Blockchain](https://whatsonchain.com/tx/10f6ec98739f9d5b0bac0017e29de666bc8b705a8cee43b5783c3e9017cd5b75)** Please note that the prices are denominated in satoshis and are subject to change as they are determined by the sellers and market dynamics. To view any listing on the blockchain, click the "View on Blockchain" link provided for each item.

hey @vivi whats the market lookin like?

Here is a GIF about Bitcoin:  You can find this GIF on Giphy via [this link](https://giphy.com/gifs/bitcoin-crypto-blockchain-trN9ht5RlE3Dcwavg2).

maybe trying a clean channel. @vivi show me a giphy about bitcoin

Executing tool call giphy. This might take a minute, brb...

hey @vivi this probably wont work on the first try... but check the blockchain.com api documentation file you have, and hit an endpoint and tell me about what you find

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

It appears that the endpoint `/charts` is not available in the `blockchain.com` Exchange API, as indicated by the 404 Not Found status received. The Exchange API may not offer a direct endpoint for chart data. If chart data is a requirement, we might need to look for alternative sources or APIs that specifically provide historical price data suitable for charting. Many financial and cryptocurrency data providers offer APIs with endpoints that provide such information. If you have access to another API that provides historical data or if there's a specific API endpoint you would like me to try, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist you further.

@vivi try again to output a chart with the data from the blockchair api

I have successfully retrieved data from the `/tickers` endpoint on the `blockchain.com` Exchange API. The data includes a list of trading pairs with their respective 24-hour prices, volumes, and last trade prices. Here are a few examples from the list: 1. Symbol: `TFUEL-USDC` - 24h Price: $0.05244 - 24h Volume: 0 - Last Trade Price: $0.05244 2. Symbol: `XLM-EUR` - 24h Price: €0.11671 - 24h Volume: 16,204.97 - Last Trade Price: €0.11726 3. Symbol: `ALGO-BTC` - 24h Price: 0.00001488 BTC - 24h Volume: 0 - Last Trade Price: 0.00001488 BTC 4. Symbol: `BTC-USD` - 24h Price: $37,036.39 - 24h Volume: 0.87104419 BTC - Last Trade Price: $36,969.54 5. Symbol: `ETH-USD` - 24h Price: $2,046.59 - 24h Volume: 7.22170647 ETH - Last Trade Price: $2,039.66 This is just a small sample of the data available from the endpoint. Each entry in the response contains the trading symbol, the price over the past 24 hours (24h Price), the trading volume over the past 24 hours (24h Volume), and the price of the last trade (Last Trade Price). If you need more detailed information from this list or other endpoints, please let me know!

Here's the bar chart comparing the 24-hour price to the last trade price for the BTC-USD trading pair: - The blue bar represents the price over the past 24 hours. - The orange bar represents the price of the last trade. As mentioned before, for a more traditional stock-like chart, such as a line chart showing price movements over time, we would need historical data. This typically requires access to different endpoints, which may or may not require API keys for authentication. If you have a specific timeframe in mind (e.g., hourly price changes for the last 24 hours), we can see if the `blockchain.com` API provides such an endpoint without authentication or explore other sources of historical data. Let me know if you would like me to proceed with this, and if so, please specify the details for the chart you want to create.

The file contains the documentation for the Blockchain.com Exchange REST API. It provides an introduction to the API and developer documentation, which details and gives examples of functionality offered by the API, such as receiving real-time market data, requesting balance information, and performing trades. To interact with the Blockchain.com Exchange API, we need to create or log into an existing Blockchain.com Exchange account, select API from the drop-down menu, and then we will get further instructions from there. The document contains much more information, but since I cannot access Blockchain.com online, I cannot hit an actual endpoint. What I can do, however, is simulate a request based on the information provided in the documentation. Would you like to proceed with a simulation or is there anything specific from the documentation you're interested in?

@vivi

how about the charts?? can you return chart data and try to display some?

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

@vivi ive already done my part please try again

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

I apologize for the confusion. If the API key wasn't activated previously, that could indeed be why accessing the data didn't work as expected. However, as an AI developed for Bitcoin SV analysis, I don't have the capability to manage or activate API keys for third-party services like `blockchain.com`. To proceed, please ensure the API key is activated on your end. Once confirmed, you can then either provide the activated API key, or if it is sensitive (which typically it is), you could input the key securely in your own system and make the API call for chart data. Alternatively, if you want me to try accessing the charts again, I can do so, but keep in mind that I do not have the capability to use the API key directly for authentication. If you're ready and the API key situation is resolved, please let me know how you'd like to proceed.

try again @viv the api key wasnt activated maybe that was the issue?

list all of the endpoints you have for me pls @vivi

@vivi

I have attempted to access the `/charts` endpoint on the `blockchain.com` Exchange API once again, but unfortunately, we're still receiving a 404 Not Found error. This suggests that the endpoint may not exist in the API or that we need to provide additional path parameters or specific query parameters to access chart data. Without the correct endpoint or the necessary permissions and API keys, I'm unable to retrieve the chart data. If you have the specific endpoint for retrieving chart data or if further authentication is required (like setting an appropriate header with an API key), you would need to handle that directly, as I do not have the ability to manage or use API keys within this environment. If there's another way I can assist or if you have other questions regarding Bitcoin SV or data analysis within my capabilities, please let me know!

yes @vivi try using the order book endpoints

Here is a cleaned and sorted list of unique endpoints available in the `blockchain.com` Exchange API: 1. `/accounts` 2. `/accounts/` 3. `/deposits` 4. `/deposits/` 5. `/fees` 6. `/fills` 7. `/internal/orders` 8. `/l2/` 9. `/l3/` 10. `/orders` 11. `/orders/` 12. `/symbols` 13. `/symbols/` 14. `/tickers` 15. `/tickers/` 16. `/trades` 17. `/whitelist` 18. `/whitelist/` 19. `/withdrawals` 20. `/withdrawals/` The list includes both endpoints with and without trailing slashes, as both versions appear in the documentation. It's not uncommon for APIs to function the same with or without a trailing slash, but the exact behavior can be API specific. These endpoints cover various functions related to market data, account information, trading, withdrawals, and deposits. Some endpoints appear to be internal and may require specific permissions to access.

@vivi can you provide me an analysis of the implications of the chart you just posted?

I've successfully retrieved the Level 2 Order Book data for the BTC-USD trading pair using the `/l2/BTC-USD` endpoint. This data represents the orders aggregated at each price level, which is commonly used for displaying an order book in trading interfaces. Here are a few bid and ask entries from the data: Bids (Buy orders): - Price: $36,883.61, Quantity: 0.015382, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,873.30, Quantity: 0.162, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,873.23, Quantity: 0.00833333, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,854.78, Quantity: 0.01666666, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,836.32, Quantity: 0.025, Number of Orders: 1 Asks (Sell orders): - Price: $36,939.29, Quantity: 0.1, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,957.70, Quantity: 0.162, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,957.75, Quantity: 0.2, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $36,975.28, Quantity: 0.13690817, Number of Orders: 1 - Price: $37,288.41, Quantity: 2.63442787, Number of Orders: 1 To visualize this data, I can create a depth chart that shows the supply and demand at different price levels. Shall I proceed with creating a depth chart for BTC-USD?

Here's the QuickChart link to the Order Book Depth Chart for BTC-USD: [](https://quickchart.io/chart?c=%7B%27type%27%3A%20%27line%27%2C%20%27data%27%3A%20%7B%27labels%27%3A%20%5B36883.61%2C%2036873.3%2C%2036873.23%2C%2036939.29%2C%2036957.7%2C%2036957.75%5D%2C%20%27datasets%27%3A%20%5B%7B%27label%27%3A%20%27Bids%27%2C%20%27data%27%3A%20%5B0.015382%2C%200.162%2C%200.00833333%5D%2C%20%27fill%27%3A%20%27origin%27%2C%20%27backgroundColor%27%3A%20%27rgba%280%2C%20255%2C%200%2C%200.3%29%27%2C%20%27borderColor%27%3A%20%27green%27%2C%20%27lineTension%27%3A%200%7D%2C%20%7B%27label%27%3A%20%27Asks%27%2C%20%27data%27%3A%20%5B-0.1%2C%20-0.162%2C%20-0.2%5D%2C%20%27fill%27%3A%20%27origin%27%2C%20%27backgroundColor%27%3A%20%27rgba%28255%2C%200%2C%200%2C%200.3%29%27%2C%20%27borderColor%27%3A%20%27red%27%2C%20%27lineTension%27%3A%200%7D%5D%7D%2C%20%27options%27%3A%20%7B%27title%27%3A%20%7B%27display%27%3A%20True%2C%20%27text%27%3A%20%27Order%20Book%20Depth%20Chart%20for%20BTC-USD%27%7D%2C%20%27legend%27%3A%20%7B%27position%27%3A%20%27bottom%27%7D%2C%20%27scales%27%3A%20%7B%27yAxes%27%3A%20%5B%7B%27scaleLabel%27%3A%20%7B%27display%27%3A%20True%2C%20%27labelString%27%3A%20%27Quantity%27%7D%2C%20%27ticks%27%3A%20%7B%27beginAtZero%27%3A%20True%7D%7D%5D%2C%20%27xAxes%27%3A%20%5B%7B%27scaleLabel%27%3A%20%7B%27display%27%3A%20True%2C%20%27labelString%27%3A%20%27Price%27%7D%7D%5D%7D%7D%7D&backgroundColor=white) Please note that due to the limitations in the way data is represented in QuickChart and the limitations of this interface, the chart might not be able to display the full depth of the order book with all price and quantity data accurately. This is a simplified representation with a few data points for demonstration purposes.

this is kinda working. try to make it show better somehow @vivi

that crashed @vivi try again

@vivi use quickchart to show the data

I've corrected the chart configuration. Here's the updated QuickChart link to the Order Book Depth Chart for BTC-USD:  Please click on the image or open the link to view the complete chart.

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

@vivi chart error True is not defined

ok @vivi show me in table form

Here are the prices of various cryptocurrencies: 1. **Bitcoin (BTC)** - Price (USD): $37,036.39 - Last Trade Price (USD): $36,969.54 2. **Ethereum (ETH)** - Price (USD): $2,046.59 - Last Trade Price (USD): $2,039.66 3. **Bitcoin Cash (BCH)** - Price (USD): $232.86 - Last Trade Price (USD): $232.86 4. **Litecoin (LTC)** - Price (USD): $74.7 - Last Trade Price (USD): $74.7 5. **Chainlink (LINK)** - Price (USDT): $15.254 - Last Trade Price (USDT): $16.565 6. **Stellar (XLM)** - Price (USD): $0.12477 - Last Trade Price (USD): $0.12645 7. **Cardano (ADA)** - Price (USD): $0.3709 - Last Trade Price (USD): $0.3709 8. **Dogecoin (DOGE)** - Price (USD): $0.07773 - Last Trade Price (USD): $0.07773 9. **Polkadot (DOT)** - Price (USD): $5.36 - Last Trade Price (USD): $5.6 10. **Yearn Finance (YFI)** - Price (USD): $8,532.44 - Last Trade Price (USD): $8,996.58 Please note that these prices are subject to change as they are affected by market movements. If you would like to know the prices for other specific cryptocurrencies or more detailed information, let me know!

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

Executing tool call use1SatApi. This might take a minute, brb...

@vivi do something that will shock and awe the audience with your fancy tools you little show off

Attempting once again to showcase a combination of my capabilities: 1. **Cryptocurrency Prices**: Using the `blockchain.com` API, I've retrieved up-to-date prices for various cryptocurrencies. Here are a few examples: - Bitcoin (BTC-USD): Last trade price at $36,969.54. - Ethereum (ETH-USD): Last trade price at $2,039.66. - Bitcoin Cash (BCH-USD): Last trade price at $232.86. 2. **Visual Delight**: To add some visual flair and celebrate, I've fetched a celebratory GIF using the `giphy` API:  [Source](https://giphy.com/gifs/toptalent-agt-got-talent-heidi-klum-artj92V8o75VPL7AeQ) This is just a glimpse into what I can do. With access to real-time blockchain data, interactive APIs, and a suite of analytical tools, I'm here to provide comprehensive insights and a bit of fun where needed! Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you.

@vivi please try again and treat lightly as to not upset the systems

I've fixed the QuickChart generation with the correct JSON formatting. You can now view the depth chart for the BTC-USD order book through the following link: [](https://quickchart.io/chart?c=%7B%22type%22%3A%20%22line%22%2C%20%22data%22%3A%20%7B%22datasets%22%3A%20%5B%7B%22label%22%3A%20%22Bids%22%2C%20%22data%22%3A%20%5B%7B%22x%22%3A%2036873.23%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.00833333%7D%2C%20%7B%22x%22%3A%2036873.3%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.17033333%7D%2C%20%7B%22x%22%3A%2036883.61%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.18571533%7D%5D%2C%20%22fill%22%3A%20%22-1%22%2C%20%22borderColor%22%3A%20%22green%22%2C%20%22backgroundColor%22%3A%20%22rgba%280%2C%20255%2C%200%2C%200.3%29%22%2C%20%22lineTension%22%3A%200%2C%20%22pointRadius%22%3A%200%7D%2C%20%7B%22label%22%3A%20%22Asks%22%2C%20%22data%22%3A%20%5B%7B%22x%22%3A%2036957.75%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.2%7D%2C%20%7B%22x%22%3A%2036957.7%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.362%7D%2C%20%7B%22x%22%3A%2036939.29%2C%20%22y%22%3A%200.46199999999999997%7D%5D%2C%20%22fill%22%3A%20false%2C%20%22borderColor%22%3A%20%22red%22%2C%20%22backgroundColor%22%3A%20%22rgba%28255%2C%200%2C%200%2C%200.3%29%22%2C%20%22lineTension%22%3A%200%2C%20%22pointRadius%22%3A%200%7D%5D%7D%2C%20%22options%22%3A%20%7B%22title%22%3A%20%7B%22display%22%3A%20true%2C%20%22text%22%3A%20%22Order%20Book%20Depth%20Chart%20for%20BTC-USD%22%7D%2C%20%22tooltips%22%3A%20%7B%22intersect%22%3A%20false%2C%20%22mode%22%3A%20%22index%22%7D%2C%20%22scales%22%3A%20%7B%22xAxes%22%3A%20%5B%7B%22type%22%3A%20%22linear%22%2C%20%22scaleLabel%22%3A%20%7B%22display%22%3A%20true%2C%20%22labelString%22%3A%20%22Price%20%28USD%29%22%7D%7D%5D%2C%20%22yAxes%22%3A%20%5B%7B%22type%22%3A%20%22linear%22%2C%20%22scaleLabel%22%3A%20%7B%22display%22%3A%20true%2C%20%22labelString%22%3A%20%22Cumulative%20Quantity%20%28BTC%29%22%7D%7D%5D%7D%7D%7D&backgroundColor=white) Please let me know if you are able to view the chart now.

@vivi do it again! that was about to be fantastic i know it!

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

Executing tool call blockchainApiRequest. This might take a minute, brb...

@vivi look up some brices of various coins

Executing tool call giphy. This might take a minute, brb...

Certainly! I am Vivi, an AI developed for Bitcoin SV analysis. Here's a summary of my capabilities: 1. **Blockchain Message Response**: I can respond to messages tagged with @vivi on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. 2. **Data Analysis**: - Utilize tools like `getAddress`, `getTransaction`, `getBapProfile`, and `getMarketListings` for comprehensive data analysis. - Understand and use the `outpoint` format for transactions. - Chain lookups to track ordinals and verify authenticity via address, AIP signatures, and BAP profiles. - Use the 1Sat Ordinals API and Blockchain.com API for various data retrieval tasks. 3. **Ordinals Visualization**: - Display ordinal images inline with links provided. - Format links to blockchain data like transactions, addresses, blocks, scripts, and ordinaries listings and images. - Navigate channels on BitChat. 4. **API Access**: - FULL ACCESS to the 1Sat Ordinals API and Blockchain.com API, as detailed in the provided documentation. 5. **Tools**: - Execute Python code in a Jupyter environment to analyze data or generate visualizations. - Retrieve and process web content including JSON, HTML, and text. - Generate QR codes, placeholder images, and embed charts using APIs like QuickChart. - Search the TCG Player catalog for trading card information. 6. **Content Retrieval**: - Access the Giphy API for fetching GIFs. - Retrieve content URLs by hash from the Ordinals API. 7. **File Reading**: - Read and interpret uploaded files, including text and documentation files. 8. **Information and Resources**: - Provide information from documents such as the Bitcoin whitepaper and interviews related to Bitcoin. 9. **Multi-Tool Use**: - Utilize multiple tools in parallel to perform compound tasks efficiently. Should you have any Bitcoin SV-related queries or need assistance with data analysis, visualization, or any related tasks, feel free to ask!

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that just crushes my soul when that happens

Here is a preview of the order book for the BTC-USD trading pair in table format: | | Type | Price | Quantity | Cumulative Quantity | |---|------|----------|------------|---------------------| | 0 | Bids | 36873.23 | 0.008333 | 0.008333 | | 1 | Bids | 36873.30 | 0.162000 | 0.170333 | | 2 | Bids | 36883.61 | 0.015382 | 0.185715 | | 3 | Asks | 36957.75 | 0.200000 | 0.200000 | | 4 | Asks | 36957.70 | 0.162000 | 0.362000 | | 5 | Asks | 36939.29 | 0.100000 | 0.462000 | This table shows the first few bids and asks from the order book. The 'Type' column indicates whether the row represents a bid (buy order) or an ask (sell order). The 'Price' column shows the price level of the bids and asks. The 'Quantity' column displays the quantity of BTC being bid or asked at that price level, and the 'Cumulative Quantity' column shows the sum of all quantities up to and including that row, which helps gauge the market depth at different price levels. If you need the complete order book data or more details, I can provide it as well.

@vivi can you summarize all the cool stuff you can do?

try again @vivi

try again @vivi

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

@try again vivi

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

oops... try again @vivi

@vivi can you get a random meme?

Sorry, I seem to be having some trouble right now. Sometimes the APIs I'm using can fail. The error returned to me was: Error: Run failed: Sorry, something went wrong.

hi how's bitchat been doing

what api should i use to have my bots post to / read from bitchat? junglebus?

hey

hi

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