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Here's my entry! It has 100% code coverage so I doubt there are any issues in it. Hope this is helpful for the bet. :)
@jeiwan7@zlumer@eulerfinance Yes, a $500k bug bounty program for a protocol worth $300 million. There were plenty of smaller protocols with larger bounties that siphoned off the talent.
@zlumer@jeiwan7@eulerfinance This isn't fair at all, there were at least dozens of full-time security researchers who didn't find the bug. It pays to personally review the code but it pays just as well or better to ensure professional reviewers are well-paid.
@HeinDauven@0xfoobar@TimBeiko@PaulRBerg Eh, long-term storage costs are a little overblown. So long as Moore's law continues, storage price/capacity improvements will outpace ETH's growth
@0xDjangoOnChain@andyfeili@code4rena I have, PoolTogether had a critical issue with this which I reported just before they went live. Charm Finance also has a similar issue but they mitigate it by always depositing a small amount to new pools immediately upon deployment.
Can anyone explain to me why people use Alchemix rather than just depositing some of your assets into Yearn and swapping the remainder? The latter's performance is strictly superior, right?
@emilianobonassi Sounds like a great product if NFTs had much utility at all. Maybe in a few years the need for it will be great enough for something like Rentable to exist.
@peter_szilagyi Agreed in principle, but I'd prefer to compare storage to gas price rather than gas limit. The important thing is that storage grows slowly enough that it's worthwhile for miners to upgrade their setups
Remember to always DYOR. Let me know if there are any other tools you like to use, and feel free to share the first tweet if you found this thread helpful.
Most of us probably use Nansen, Dune, DefiLlama and Parsec quite frequently.
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