Withdrawal Queue Position Tracker

WHAT IT DOES

Withdrawal Queue Position Tracker is a DeFi tool that watches the page for withdrawal queue positions, pending withdrawal requests, or unlock timers, then queries the connected EVM chain for real-time queue status, estimated wait times, and position changes, displaying a live tracker overlay showing current queue position, estimated completion time, and recent movement. It scans the page for queue position information, reads position numbers and total queue sizes from the DOM, queries the connected EVM chain for block timestamps and transaction activity, calculates estimated wait times based on position and processing rate, and provides real-time updates with movement alerts.

WHERE IT RUNS

This tool operates as a panel within the BotGentz browser extension, available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave. It works on any webpage displaying withdrawal queue information, pending withdrawal requests, or unlock timers. Common sources include liquid staking platforms (Lido, Rocket Pool), withdrawal queue pages, and DeFi protocols with withdrawal queues.

HOW TO USE

Navigate to any page that displays your withdrawal queue position or pending withdrawal request. Open the BotGentz extension and select Withdrawal Queue Position Tracker from the tool menu. The panel will appear on the side of your browser. Click the "Connect Wallet" button to connect your EVM wallet. Click the "Track Queue Position" button to detect your position in the queue. The tool will display your current position, total queue size, estimated wait time, and progress. The tracker will auto-refresh at your configured interval. You can customize refresh interval, processing rate, alert threshold, and enable notifications in the settings. Use the "Force Refresh" button to manually update the tracker.

TECHNICAL SECTION — QUEUE POSITION DETECTION AND TRACKING

This tool uses a multi-stage pipeline to track withdrawal queue positions. First, it scans the page DOM for queue position information using regex patterns for "position," "queue," "waiting," "pending," and "total," and checks elements with queue-related class names. Second, it extracts the user's current position number and the total queue size from the page. Third, it queries the connected EVM chain via window.ethereum using eth_blockNumber to get the latest block, and optionally eth_getBlockByNumber to get block timestamps for more accurate time estimation. Fourth, it calculates estimated wait time by multiplying the number of positions ahead of the user by a configurable processing rate (default 300 seconds per position). Fifth, it stores historical position data in GM_setValue to track movement over time. Sixth, it compares current position against stored last position to detect forward movement, triggering alerts when movement exceeds the configurable threshold. Seventh, it displays a live tracker overlay showing position, total, estimated wait time, and progress percentage. Eighth, it maintains a history log of position changes for user review.

THE PANEL

The side panel is designed for seamless integration into your browsing workflow. You can drag it to either side of the window, and it remembers your preferred position per website. It supports snap-to-edge behavior and can be collapsed to a small tab for minimal distraction. The panel is resizable horizontally and vertically, with a minimum width of 280px and maximum of 600px. Pressing the Escape key closes the panel. All settings are saved locally.

PLEASE NOTE

This tool requires the free BotGentz extension and a real EVM wallet extension (such as MetaMask) already installed in your browser. It works with EVM-compatible chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, etc.). Cannot guarantee accurate wait times as queue processing rates may fluctuate. Relies on the page exposing queue position in a detectable format. Some protocols may not expose queue position in the DOM. Cannot predict sudden changes in queue processing speed. Requires the page to have a consistent UI pattern for withdrawal queue display. Websites change their queue page formats frequently, and extraction scripts may need periodic updates. This tool does not store or transmit page content except for the address and block queries sent to the EVM network. No browsing history or personal data is collected or retained.