I mined the tracker domain regexes from Exodus-Privacy so I could use them in my Pi-Hole. Shout-out to both Exodus and Pi-Hole, they're both awesome projects.
The generator script is pretty janky, I'm not too good with bash or regular expressions and I didn't spend too much time on it. This is not a Pi-Hole "adlist" in that it's not just a list of domains, it's a whole bunch of regexes for each tracker. You'll have to add these domains to your blocklist manually.
This generates two lists: ./list/exodus-pihole.txt and ./list/exodus-pihole-etip.txt. The ETIP list includes experimental rules.
Probably whenever I remember to do so. I might set up a script to automate it.
This list might break stuff for you. For example, .facebook.com is in it more than once. You should allowlist any domains you want to keep, or clone the project and tailor it to your needs.
Please note that the Pi-Hole bash commands don't like the longer regexes and fail to process them. You'll need to add those manually using the GUI. I haven't figured out a workaround yet.
The easiest way to add these regexes to your Pi-Hole is by running a script. See update-exodus.sh for an example, which allows you to specify the URL to read from in case you want to use the ETIP list.