OKX Race bot

• Automatically plays games by randomly choosing short or long
• Collects daily rewards
• Supports multiple accounts
• Works with a key, no authorization required
• Completes tasks
• Uses boost if there are no attempts left for the game

Installation:

1. Install Python (Tested on 3.11)

2. Open cmd (terminal) and enter:

   git clone https://github.com/shinz1/OKXRacer.git
   

   cd OKXRacer
   

3. Install the modules:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

4. Run the script:

   python main.py
   

   or

   START.bat
   

Insert the keys into the init_data file in the following format, each new key on a new line:

query_id=xxxxxxxxxx&user=xxxxxxfirst_namexxxxxlast_namexxxxxxxusernamexxxxxxxlanguage_codexxxxxxxallows_write_to_pmxxxxxxx&auth_date=xxxxxx&hash=xxxxxxx
query_id=xxxxxxxxxx&user=xxxxxxfirst_namexxxxxlast_namexxxxxxxusernamexxxxxxxlanguage_codexxxxxxxallows_write_to_pmxxxxxxx&auth_date=xxxxxx&hash=xxxxxxx
query_id=xxxxxxxxxx&user=xxxxxxfirst_namexxxxxlast_namexxxxxxxusernamexxxxxxxlanguage_codexxxxxxxallows_write_to_pmxxxxxxx&auth_date=xxxxxx&hash=xxxxxxx
query_id=xxxxxxxxxx&user=xxxxxxfirst_namexxxxxlast_namexxxxxxxusernamexxxxxxxlanguage_codexxxxxxxallows_write_to_pmxxxxxxx&auth_date=xxxxxx&hash=xxxxxxx

You may see query_id= or user=; there is no difference.

How to get query_id:

Go to Telegram Web, open the bot, press F12 (or right-click and select "Inspect" in the desktop version), go to the Network tab, start the bot in the web version or reload the page in the desktop version, and look for a request with the name tasks. In the right column, find query_id=xxxxxxxxxx or user=xxxxxxxxxx.

Support: Tg channel