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Gloomberg

Gloomberg is a Go application that streams live Ethereum NFT transactions, including sales and mints, to a terminal or integrated web interface. Its live command accepts a wallet argument to focus monitoring on activity associated with that wallet.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Gloomberg when you can configure its node and Redis requirements and want a terminal or integrated web view of live Ethereum NFT activity, optionally focused on a wallet.

Who it is for

  • NFT watchers who want a live view of Ethereum sales and mints.
  • Developers or technically experienced users able to configure an Ethereum WebSocket connection and Redis.

Documented uses

  • Watch a live stream of Ethereum NFT sales and mints.
  • Filter the live monitor using a wallet argument.
  • Run the monitor from a Linux AMD64 binary or in Docker.
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Requirements & limits

  • Requires an Ethereum node WebSocket endpoint and a Redis instance.
  • The README warns that node providers may impose limits or costs because the application makes many calls.
  • The project is explicitly a work in progress and proof of concept, with incomplete documentation.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Run the live monitor from a Linux AMD64 binary

Start Gloomberg's live Ethereum NFT stream with a wallet filter using the README's Linux binary example.

Before you start

  • A Linux AMD64 environment.
  • An Ethereum node WebSocket endpoint.
  • A Redis instance.
  • A wallet identifier to pass to the live command.

Steps

  1. Use the README's release lookup and download commands to retrieve and extract the latest Linux AMD64 binary into /usr/local/bin.

  2. Run gloomberg live -e "" -w "" with the endpoint and wallet values.

Expected outcome

The documented command starts the live monitor with a wallet argument.

Guide limitations

  • The README describes the project as a work in progress and proof of concept, with incomplete documentation.
  • The README warns that frequent node calls may quickly hit provider limits or become costly.
  • The wallet filter's full supported range is not specified.
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Source-based practical guide

Start the live monitor in Docker

Use the documented Docker example to start Gloomberg with an Ethereum endpoint and wallet.

Before you start

  • Docker.
  • An Ethereum node WebSocket endpoint.
  • A Redis instance.
  • A wallet identifier for the GLOOMBERG_WALLETS environment variable.

Steps

  1. Set GLOOMBERG_ENDPOINTS to the Ethereum WebSocket endpoint.

  2. Set GLOOMBERG_WALLETS to the wallet identifier.

  3. Run the README's ghcr.io/benleb/gloomberg:latest live container command.

Expected outcome

The documented container command starts the live monitor with the configured endpoint and wallet.

Guide limitations

  • Redis is separately required by the README.
  • The project is a work in progress and proof of concept, and its documentation is incomplete.
  • The README warns that frequent node calls may quickly hit provider limits or become costly.
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16 October 2026
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