If you tally the value of all assets in the world (companies, gold, etc.) it far exceeds the value of currency (money). I firmly believe the value of the NFT market will exceed the token market cap in a similar fashion. Get involved.
Heads up. Nasty bug found in solidity 0.8.13 and 0.8.14 when using assembly with certain optimization settings.
Compiler literally removes certain memory operations.
https://t.co/p2a4gRNtb6
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🔥⚒️ Foundry Quality of Life update 🔥⚒️
`forge create <..> --verify` got a big UX upgrade, courtesy of @r_krasiuk!
Now you no longer need to specify compiler options (e.g. version, optimizer runs etc.).
Deploying & verifying on Etherscan now "just works".
@zachxbt 1) His wife is still following the project on instagram.
2) You can still find the indexed version of his website with him as founder as well.
3) He never gave out the cars, just changed their color.
4) He deleted the Twitter account the day after the frosties NFT takedown.
Ever find yourself curious what the current memory layout looks like on a contract, but don't have ready access to more advanced tools? You can just set `bytes` as the return value to the function in question, then drop a call to this little function at your preferred breakpoint
The only functions you really need to understand to avoid honeypots are expressions written in the transfer() and _transfer() functions. Just glance at the sanity checks and you should be safe from 98% of the honeypot variants out there.
More advanced honeypots have dynamic variables in the sanity checks that can be manipulated by the contract owner to obscure the reader from the control flow. Follow the path of the sanity check to understand the pattern.
This is actually not true.
It would be more effective to check the following:
require(msg.sender.code.length == 0);
tx.origin can proxy through malicious smart contracts as following:
wallet A -> malicious contract B -> target contract C.
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Looks like this current attack on #NFTs has been a month in the making.
https://t.co/1bORoRcOFt
28 days ago this contract was launched and 5 hrs ago the first transaction came through to begin mass draining wallets.
Opensea migration contract has only been live for a few days
NFT land is like infrastructures that are juxtaposed with other infrastructures, only to undergo violent processes of adaptation, including collapses, breakdowns and work fatalities. Be vigilant anon.
I feel that attempts to gamify works or create communities around collections seem more forced than ever right now. #NFT land is polluted, we need to look back and reset.
If you're a MOD or owner of a discord server tied to a #NFT project, then please for the love of the Metaverse, be careful (or avoid!) opening DMs with links. Session hijacking and browser storage dump payloads, are the cause for thousands/millions lost in scams on a daily.