Automated Liquidity Sweeps Live on Datamine Lockquidity
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Automated Liquidity Provision for Lockquidity
Datamine Network has launched its new Lockquidity auto-sweep bot in beta testing. This automated system streamlines the token burn-to-liquidity process by automatically locking burned LOCK tokens directly into the permanent decentralized liquidity pool.
Removing Manual Friction
Previously, users had to manually invoke the sweep() smart contract function to convert burned LOCK tokens and add the corresponding ETH-paired liquidity back to the pool. While manual execution remains open to anyone, the new beta bot—operating from address 0x21c3471992158Ac22aE8972679eeD3De49999999—will now automatically trigger this action.
Next Steps and Beta Integration
The auto-sweep bot is currently undergoing beta testing and is not yet online 24/7. Once testing is finalized, the bot will be fully integrated into the Datamine Network infrastructure to ensure continuous, hands-off liquidity recycling. This automation supports the ecosystem's long-term stability by maintaining optimal permanent liquidity with minimal user overhead.
🔒 Lockquidity "auto-sweep" bot is now online (in beta testing).
With the new "auto-sweep" functionality as soon as you burn Lockquidity tokens they're automatically locked-in the permanent liquidity pool.
This removes the need to manually call sweep() to add the liquidity back to the pool.
Please note that you can still manually call the sweep if you want, but the bot will probably beat you to it.
You can identify these "auto-sweeps" when they're performed by 0x21c3471992158Ac22aE8972679eeD3De49999999
Please note that this bot is not online 24/7 yet but I'll add it as part of the Datamine Network once we've finished testing it. 
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lockquidity auto-sweep bot?
The auto-sweep bot is an automated system in beta testing that detects burned LOCK tokens and automatically locks them into the permanent decentralized liquidity pool, removing the need for manual contract interactions.
Can I still manually call the sweep function?
Yes, the sweep() function remains public and accessible for manual execution by anyone. However, during the bot's operating hours, the automated bot will likely perform the sweep before manual attempts.
How can I identify transactions executed by the auto-sweep bot?
Automated sweeps performed by the beta bot originate from the public address 0x21c3471992158Ac22aE8972679eeD3De49999999.
Is the auto-sweep bot active at all times?
Not yet. The bot is currently in a beta testing phase and does not run 24/7. It will be fully integrated into the Datamine Network once testing is complete.
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