for address in addresses[1:-2]: try: resp = requests.get( "https://www.data-openblocklabs.com/scroll/wallet-points?walletAddress=" + address ) data = resp.json() marks = data[0]["points"] if marks >= 200: print(address, ":", marks) except Exception as ex: print(address, "error: ", ex) time.sleep(5)
for address in addresses[1:-2]: try: resp = requests.get( "https://www.data-openblocklabs.com/scroll/wallet-points?walletAddress=" + address ) data = resp.json() marks = data[0]["points"] if marks >= 200: print(address, ":", marks) except Exception as ex: print(address, "error: ", ex) time.sleep(5)
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