Forte

Forte Protocol is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to integrate real-world assets (RWA) into decentralized finance. It enables tokenization, trading, and on-chain management of tangible assets, bridging traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure. The protocol focuses on scalability, security, and interoperability to support institutional-grade RWA applications.

Requirements

• Install Python version 3.12

• Use git for updates — no need to manually download the archive each time.

• Install SQlite (to view statistics)

• Proxy (optional)

Functionality

• Galxe register

• Bridge to Gravity network for claim on Galxe

• Galxe quests

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Phoenix0x-web3/forte.git
cd forte

1. Install dependencies:

python install.py

1. Activate virtual environment

For Windows

venv\Scripts\activate

For Linux/Mac

source venv/bin/activate

1. Run script

python main.py

Configuration

After running the script, a folder named files will be created. Inside this folder, you will find text files that must be filled line by line (one value per line).

• private_keys.txt: Private keys EVM

• proxy.txt: One proxy per line (format: http://user:pass@ip:port)

• reserve_proxy.txt: One proxy per line (format: http://user:pass@ip:port)

• twitter_tokens.txt: One token per line

• reserve_twitter.txt: One token per line

Main configurations

# Whether to encrypt private keys
private_key_encryption: true

# Number of threads to use for processing wallets
threads: 1

# Number of retry
retry: 5

#BY DEFAULT: [0,0] - all wallets
#Example: [2, 6] will run wallets 2,3,4,5,6
#[4,4] will run only wallet 4
range_wallets_to_run: [0, 0]

# Whether to shuffle the list of wallets before processing
shuffle_wallets: true

# Working only if range_wallet_to_run = [0,0] 
# BY DEFAULT: [] - all wallets 
# Example: [1, 3, 8] - will run only 1, 3 and 8 wallets
exact_wallets_to_run: []

# Show wallet address in logs
show_wallet_address_logs: false

# Check for github updates
check_git_updates: true

# the log level for the application. Options: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR
log_level: INFO

# Delay before running the wallets that don't perform all the actions in the first round (~24 hrs default)
random_pause_wallet_after_all_completion:
  min: 86400
  max: 90000

# Random pause between actions in seconds
random_pause_between_actions:
  min: 30
  max: 120

# Random pause between start wallets in seconds
random_pause_start_wallet:
  min: 0
  max: 60

# Perform automatic replacement from proxy reserve files
auto_replace_proxy: true

# Perform automatic replacement from twitter reserve files
auto_replace_twitter: true

# Network can use for bridge to Gravity, for Galxe quests. Available: ethereum, arbitrum, base, optimism, ink, mode, bsc, op_bnb, polygon, soneium, lisk, unichain, avalanche, zksync, linea
network_for_bridge: [arbitrum, optimism, base]

# Random diaposon for ETH bridge. (0.1$ - 0.5$ in ETH default)
random_eth_for_bridge:
  min: 0.000025
  max: 0.0001

# Use banned Galxe accounts
use_banned_galxe: false

Usage

For your security, you can enable private key encryption by setting private_key_encryption: true in the settings.yaml. If set to false, encryption will be skipped.

On first use, you need to fill in the private_keys.txt file once. After launching the program, go to DB Actions → Import wallets to Database.

If encryption is enabled, you will be prompted to enter and confirm a password. Once completed, your private keys will be deleted from the private_keys.txt file and securely moved to a local database, which is created in the files folder.

If you want to update proxy/twitter/discord/email you need to make synchronize with DB. After you made changes in these files, please choose this option.

Once the database is created, you can start the project by selecting Forte Protocol → Run All Activities.