# # #
# # ICO Find Script
# Script to help you find interesting ICO by name or other info
# It searches across 10 ICO tracking websites and shows if text is found
# #
# # AUTHOR
# Written by Security XIII https://golos.io/@sxiii
# #
# # REQUIREMENTS
# WARNING! Requires curl.
# You can install it in ubuntu: `sudo apt install curl`
# #
# # HOW TO CLEAN UP HTML
# You might also install html2text to view websites in console, just run
# `sudo apt install html2text` and uncomment `| html2text` after `grep $1`
# Uncomment means removing # from the end of `cat test.file...` row.
# Note: it will help to read some of the websites but will break others.
# #
# # USAGE
# Save the script to text, file, for example, findico.sh. Then, 
# just run the script with request like: `./findico.sh sandcoin`
# You can add any words in quotes marks after script name.
# Good luck.
# #
# # NOTES
# cyber.fund/radar, icostats.com and icotracker.net are not working due to
# dynamic nature of these websites (open them in your browser plz)
# # #

websites=(smithandcrown.com/icos/ icoalert.com ico-list.com icorating.com ico4you.com icoscoring.com icobazaar.com bifabu.com tokenmarket.net/ico-calendar icocountdown.com)

for i in "${websites[@]}"; do
(( x++ ))
echo -e "\e[1m \e[93m ! ( $x / ${#websites[@]} ) Here is what can be found on $i:"
echo -e "\e[21m \e[39m"
curl -A "Mozilla/5.0" -s -L $i >> test.file
cat test.file | grep $1 # | html2text
rm test.file
done

echo "Thanks. Script completed!"