I did research on google.
The best I can come up is
https://medium.com/coinmonks/a-net-developers-workflow-for-creating-and-calling-ethereum-smart-contracts-44714f191db2
It basically says
There are many great tools available to create Ethereum Smart
Contracts. It can be hard to choose between them. In this article, you
will learn a simple workflow for developing Solidity smart contracts
and calling their functions from C#. This workflow is well suited to
.NET developers because it minimises the amount of new tools you need
to know about. By using the excellent Nethereum .NET library you can
continue to use the Visual Studio set of tools you are already
familiar with.There are many great tools available to create Ethereum
Smart Contracts. It can be hard to choose between them. In this
article, you will learn a simple workflow for developing Solidity
smart contracts and calling their functions from C#. This workflow is
well suited to .NET developers because it minimises the amount of new
tools you need to know about. By using the excellent Nethereum .NET
library you can continue to use the Visual Studio set of tools you are
already familiar with.
So basically it says, use Nethereum. I'll look into it.
Also there are other API resources. Most of them are for the read only part of the automation which is great for me
Those I collected so far are
- https://www.covalenthq.com/
- https://thegraph.com/en/
- https://dexscreener.com/
So it seems that I am covered on the read only part. If only I can automate some wallet that'll be great. It seems to be what Nethereum do.
It seems that if we paste an EVM code we will be able to create some functions. Functions that look like
And then use some plugin to create a c# function that interact with some ethereum node.
For example,

So something automatically create SetRequestAndWaitForReceiptAsync
I'll start from there.
Anyway, I found that dexscreener will solve the read part of my plan.
For example,
https://api.dexscreener.com/latest/dex/pairs/fantom/0x2dc234dbfc085ddbc36a6eacc061d7333cd397b0
Shows
{"schemaVersion":"1.0.0","pairs":[{"chainId":"fantom","dexId":"spookyswap","url":"https://dexscreener.com/fantom/0x2dc234dbfc085ddbc36a6eacc061d7333cd397b0","pairAddress":"0x2DC234DbfC085DdbC36a6EACC061D7333Cd397b0","baseToken":{"address":"0x8a41f13a4FaE75ca88B1ee726ee9D52B148b0498","name":"Ripae","symbol":"PAE"},"quoteToken":{"symbol":"WFTM"},"priceNative":"122.14","priceUsd":"43.87","txns":{"h24":{"buys":997,"sells":2003},"h6":{"buys":212,"sells":479},"h1":{"buys":51,"sells":101},"m5":{"buys":0,"sells":9}},"volume":{"h24":591159.12,"h6":124512.92,"h1":31047.84,"m5":351.69},"priceChange":{"h24":-16.13,"h6":0.2,"h1":1.31,"m5":0.36},"liquidity":{"usd":409095.69760772487,"base":4652.47,"quote":569418},"fdv":26644339.03,"pairCreatedAt":1643886747000}],"pair":{"chainId":"fantom","dexId":"spookyswap","url":"https://dexscreener.com/fantom/0x2dc234dbfc085ddbc36a6eacc061d7333cd397b0","pairAddress":"0x2DC234DbfC085DdbC36a6EACC061D7333Cd397b0","baseToken":{"address":"0x8a41f13a4FaE75ca88B1ee726ee9D52B148b0498","name":"Ripae","symbol":"PAE"},"quoteToken":{"symbol":"WFTM"},"priceNative":"122.14","priceUsd":"43.87","txns":{"h24":{"buys":997,"sells":2003},"h6":{"buys":212,"sells":479},"h1":{"buys":51,"sells":101},"m5":{"buys":0,"sells":9}},"volume":{"h24":591159.12,"h6":124512.92,"h1":31047.84,"m5":351.69},"priceChange":{"h24":-16.13,"h6":0.2,"h1":1.31,"m5":0.36},"liquidity":{"usd":409095.69760772487,"base":4652.47,"quote":569418},"fdv":26644339.03,"pairCreatedAt":1643886747000}}
Which is what I need.