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FortiBlox Documentation

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Documentation for the FortiBlox ecosystem, including the X1 blockchain explorer for tracking blocks, NFTs, and validator details; FortiSwap for cross-chain swaps and automated trading strategies (TWAP, Grid, DCA); and Honey Badger for advanced trading features, liquid staking with pXNT, and portfolio management. Includes developer guides for API access via the x402 protocol and technical details on XNT tokenomics.

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What's inside FortiBlox

  1. Overview of Honey Badger Trading Bot

    Honey Badger is a non-custodial trading suite for the X1 blockchain, consisting of a Telegram bot, a web dashboard, and the Forti AI assistant. It allows users to execute one-tap swaps, snipe new launches, run automated strategies (TWAP, Grid, DCA, TP-Ladder, Martingale), and copy trade other wallets. The platform is designed for speed (approx 1.7s submit-to-confirm) and security, featuring anti-rug UX and honeypot checks.

  2. Overview of FortiSwap

    FortiSwap (app.fortiblox.com) is a simplified interface for buying, swapping, and bridging cryptocurrency. It removes the need for manual wallet management by allowing users to sign in via email, Google, X, Discord, GitHub, Telegram, or a passkey. FortiSwap automatically creates and manages wallets for the user, though users retain ownership and can export their keys at any time.

    FortiSwap operates on two networks:

    • X1: The live mainnet for real-money transactions, including card/bank on-ramps and cross-chain bridges to Solana and major EVM chains.
    • Arc: A testnet preview of Circle's chain using USDC as its native currency. It currently handles test funds only and does not support fiat on-ramps.

  3. Overview of FortiBlox Explorer for X1 Blockchain

    FortiBlox Explorer is a read-only blockchain explorer for the X1 network. It allows users to search and analyze on-chain data including addresses, transactions, blocks, tokens, validators, and programs. While browsing is open to all, connecting a wallet is optional and specifically unlocks personalized views for portfolio tracking and staking. The Explorer does not take custody of funds; any asset-touching actions (like staking) require wallet approval.

  4. Overview of Honey Badger Sniping

    Honey Badger's sniping stack allows users to buy new tokens immediately upon listing, either when liquidity is added to a new AMM pool or when a launchpad token graduates. There are two primary user-facing modes:

    1. Auto Buy New Launches: A rule-based sniper for freshly created XDEX pools. It triggers when a new pool is discovered and matches all configured filter rules.
    2. Snipe a Token: A one-shot sniper for a specific known token address. It monitors for liquidity addition and buys on the first block that passes safety guards.

    Note: Sniping is an advanced, high-risk feature with a high failure rate. It is recommended to start with small sizes and paper-trade rules before scaling.

  5. Understand FortiSwap wallet ownership and security

    FortiSwap uses a non-custodial wallet system where keys are split across secure hardware. FortiSwap and FortiBlox cannot spend from user wallets. All transactions are signed by the user's wallet and are visible on a public explorer. There is no centralized balance to withdraw; assets remain in the user's wallet.

  6. Use Portfolio tabs for wallet analysis

    The Portfolio is divided into several functional tabs to analyze different aspects of a wallet:

    • Dashboard: High-level overview of net worth, asset allocation (by USD share), and a 'Net Worth Over Time' chart with selectable ranges (24H, 1W, 1M, 1Y, ALL).
    • Analytics: Performance tracking including Profit & Loss (P&L), realized vs. unrealized gains, and cost basis.
    • Assets: List of all tokens and NFTs held with USD valuations.
    • DeFi: Staking positions and per-epoch staking rewards.
    • Transactions: Full, filterable transaction history.
    • Activity: A live, streaming feed of the most recent on-chain events and transfers.
    • NFTs: The wallet's NFT collection.
    • Open Positions: Current active market positions.
    • Multi-Wallet: Aggregated view of multiple wallets.

  7. Navigate the Honey Badger Dashboard features

    The dashboard sidebar provides access to the following core functional areas:

    • Dashboard: Overview and quick stats.
    • Discover/Trending: Trending and new token pools.
    • Trading: Buy/sell interface with charts and TokenIntel.
    • Charts: TradingView Advanced Charts with MEV and Smart Money overlays.
    • Positions: Current holdings and portfolio overview.
    • Orders: Active limit orders (Take Profit, Stop Loss, Trailing).
    • Automations: Trading bots including TWAP, Grid, DCA, TP-Ladder, and Martingale.
    • Copy Trading: Management of copied wallets.
    • Sniping: Auto-sniper rules and one-shot snipes.
    • Forti AI: Natural-language assistant panel.
    • Earn Hub: Liquid staking, referrals, and subscription tiers.
    • Hardware Signer: Admin-only signing for Ledger or Keystone.
    • Analytics: Performance metrics and trade history.
    • Settings: Configuration for slippage, gas, and notifications.

  8. Use the Forti AI Assistant for portfolio and market insights

    Forti is a Grok-backed natural-language assistant integrated into the Honey Badger dashboard (sidebar chat icon) and Telegram bot. It uses 51 trader-scoped tools to provide real-time answers grounded in your live account state and public market data.

    Capabilities:

    • Portfolio Analysis: Query current performance, top positions, and risk levels (e.g., "How's my portfolio today?").
    • Market Discovery: Find top projects by volume or identify smart wallets (e.g., "Who are the smart wallets on TOKENX right now?").
    • Automation Tracking: Check status of running automations (e.g., "What automations are running on my W2 wallet?").

    Constraints:

    • Forti has read-only access; it cannot execute trades. If a buy/sell is requested, it hands the user off to the standard trading flow.
    • It cannot access other users' accounts.

  9. Navigate the FortiBlox Explorer interface

    The FortiBlox Explorer provides several key navigation areas accessible via the top menu:

    • Dashboard: Live overview of the X1 network (recent blocks, transactions, and network stats).
    • Blocks: Feed of the latest blocks produced.
    • Transactions: Live transaction feed.
    • Assets: Directory of tokens and NFTs on X1.
    • Validators: Validator directory and detailed profiles.
    • Analytics: Network statistics, TPS, fees, and XNT tokenomics.
    • Portfolio: Wallet holdings, activity, staking, and P&L tracking.

  10. Understand FortiSwap's non-custodial security model

    FortiSwap is non-custodial, meaning it never holds user funds or private keys.

    • External Wallets: FortiSwap builds transactions and requests the user's wallet to sign; no action occurs without user approval.
    • Sign-in Wallets: Wallets created via email or social logins are self-custody wallets with keys split across secure hardware enclaves. Users can export private keys at any time.
    • Orders: Orders are held on-chain in escrow under signed terms and can be cancelled by the user at any time.
    • Bridges/Fiat: Funds are delivered to the wallet address fixed within the signed transaction. Card details are handled by payment providers, not FortiSwap.

  11. Evaluate X1 validator performance and rewards

    Validator detail pages (/validators/<pubkey>) provide a comprehensive profile across three main tabs:

    • Overview: Displays the validator's name, vote account address, status (Active/Delinquent), Commission rate, and Overall Score. The APR is derived from recent on-chain rewards; if history is insufficient, it is marked as "est.".
    • Rewards Tab: Lists inflation rewards per epoch in XNT. It includes Historical USD values (calculated using the XNT price on the day the reward was earned) and a cumulative total.
    • Stake Tab: Breaks down total stake into three categories: Foundation, Self-stake, and Community. It also provides a paginated list of delegators and their staked amounts.
    • Performance Tab: Shows the validator's vote consistency over recent epochs, which indicates reliability and reward-earning potential.