How it works
How oxbot works
Three things happen here: people enter giveaways, projects run them, and communities trade whitelist spots. Here's how each one works.
Sign in with Discord
Discord is the only way to sign in. It also does the follow, join and role checks for you, so there's nothing else to hook up.
Enter a giveaway
Anyone can enter, no profile required. Open a giveaway and do what it asks: follow on X, join a Discord, hold a role, or drop in a code. Each task ticks off as you finish it. Winners are drawn at random (with a seed you can check) or first-come for the fastest valid entries. Only the project running it sees who entered, and your wins show up on your profile.
Create a community profile
If you run a project or manage collabs, set up a profile. It holds your logo, socials and chains, and it's what lets you run giveaways or ask for whitelist spots. Bring in teammates as Owner, Admin, or Collab Manager.
Run your own giveaways
Connect your Discord first (invite the bot and paste your server ID) so it can see who's a member or has a role. Then set the giveaway up: pick random, first-come or code, add the tasks, choose who can see it, and publish. It posts to your channel on its own. Once entries close, draw the winners from your dashboard. Only your team sees the entrant list. Invite the bot
Trade whitelist spots on Collab
Two sides to it. If you have a mint or token coming up, list your spare whitelist spots and say how many each partner can take. If you want spots, open the Collab desk, find a listing, and send a short pitch about your community. The project reads it privately and decides who gets what, and you can follow your request from your desk.
A couple of things worth knowing
Public and community giveaways need a Discord server ID; private code-gated ones don't. The bot only checks membership and roles, so it never posts or DMs anyone.