Losing it all was never an option, if I was doing this to enrich only myself I'd be taking what I'm building on this flavour of graphene and grafting it onto every other possible chain. I don't do this because money isn't my driving factor, the true reason behind what I do is to make the members of our community more prosperous and live better lives.

I have dabbled a bit with binance, besides the whole CZ helping the steem takeover drama the reason I'm not a huge fan is because their set up in a way that they show next to no responsibility of quality service to their customers.. And are likely just pocketing crypto that is being addressed in help desk tickets rather than fielding a proper customer service wing to effectively return glitched or bugged wealth.. It's a subtle long con / scam in my opinion. They can afford to provide a normal level of customer service, they don't because it's more profitable to neglect any form of responsibility in taking care of their userbase.

lol, I appreciate the honesty on the fact you threw what you had liquid at it. Even if you had bought it all out I couldn't have been angry about it, as I'd no intentions of telling folks they could only have a capped amount, that is not my place to dictate, at best all I can do is ask people to "share" and hope they show some thoughts of others being able to benefit off of things as well as themselves. I'm not always the most thoughtful individual but I try to keep things fair between the different classes / castes present in our community.

I have my script just running in a console window on my desktop / workstation. But you could totally run it on basically any box with a ssh console / bash / cmd console that supports NodeJS. A raspberry Pi would be more than enough run the script. I might throw in some functionality to monitor the script to restart it on crashes or push runtime metrics. It's difficult to find a VPN or web box that is free that allows you to install things.. It might be worth while if you're looking to run persistent scripts 24/7 and have IPV6 support to check out [a $0.99 cent Privex.io VPN](https://pay.privex.io/order/package/vmicro-se-hdd?r=klye) if you're not in possession of a computer or raspberry Pi locally that you can run at all times to field your scripts. You can check if you have IPV6 connectivity here: https://myip.privex.io/



The simple voting scripts could effectively run on any ubuntu or linux web box / VPN capable of running NodeJS, or even a small raspberry pi. If you're looking to get a script customized to suit your needs, if it's a trivial edit I'll gladly do it free provided it's a less than 10 minute job. If it's a more demanding custom script then I end up moving up to $20 an hour spent on it, which is my buddy rate, I generally charge clients on linked in $40 - $60 an hour or more depending on the work contract they are trying to get me hired for.

That hbd.funder-sniper script is a decent start for simple monitoring and function execution against specified input or operations.. I've got some more "heavy duty" block monitoring stuff built as well, but for simple vote scripts it's entirely overkill.

Are you wishing to offer the voting to others or just your own accounts? It gets a bit more complicated when you start getting external users signing things as they either need to have the private keys given to the server to allow for the account privilege's to be accessed by the script.. Or you have to have them sit on a page that effectively automates calls to keychain, but if that tab gets closed the service can no longer get signed transactions from the user and thus stops working.

NodeJS is my go to, but if you're doing a bunch of number handling I would go with python. The floating point integer method used by Javascript can be lacking in resolution for certain things. rewarding.app? I know a service called reward.app was running for a bit.. I'm actually going to look into getting swap.app going again here today as cardboard expressed that he'd be ok with passing the torch to me to run that service. If the reward.app code was available and feasible to run without a huge uptick in my budget I'll gladly do it.

if you have a need for a web app to be done up or a persistent service like swap.app set up we can likely work something out to get it into reality in a way that doesn't cost either of is a bunch of time or money. All depends on what you want really. I have a shit ton of code laying around that can be used to rapidly bootstrap proof of concepts for new  services. What needs built or hosted, if it's feasible it's sort of my obligation to the community to offer it.