Frodrinos

Learning on-chain forensics
Breaking down crypto scams, wallets & transaction patterns
The journey fully in public

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Three month ago i didn't know what `topic[0]` was.

Today i built a CLI that decodes Uniswap V2 with token symbols, real prices, and even slippage.

Public learning works if you treat each commit as a question you couldn't answer before.

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@TrustlessState This is absolutely true.

But still, people who are real specialists in their profession will keep working. The difference is that now the entry barrier into almost any field will become much higher.

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@pcaversaccio I hope all users will stay safe, because someone else’s mistake shouldn’t affect others.

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@tayvano_ Fair so
Whether Aave can vacate the restraint before the victims get further locked out of recovery.

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@lookonchain Worth checking the funding source on this wallet
Fresh wallets with this kind of conviction often trace back to interesting addresses.

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Most "tx decoders" don't show #DEX slippage.

But it's right there in the events:
- reserve1/reserve0 from Sync = spot price
- amount1Out/amount0In from Swap = execution price
- difference = real slippage

No external API needed. Simply.

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@zachxbt @tokenlon @beenhero The pattern of investment fraud volume tied to specific stablecoin issuers is something we need more public research on.

Following on-chain trails like this is exactly the work that gets ignored too often.

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Question for on-chain folks:
When decoding a transaction, what events do you wish were easier to parse?

I have ERC-20, Uniswap V2, WETH covered. Aave and Compound are next on my list. What else?

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@RoundtableSpace rn learning fleet forensics analysis 👀

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@binance develop evm log explorer

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Simple 7702 rule:

Don’t analyze the wallet like a normal EOA.

Check the delegated code first.

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@Samaytwt claude is the best now

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@CalebSol typical dev xD

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@DMinimilian definitely @ethereum

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@CalebSol @ethereum

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EIP-7702 can make an EOA look like a smart contract wallet.

But it’s not exactly “EOA = contract”.

The EOA keeps its address/key and delegates execution to contract code. On explorers, check the “Delegated Address” and input data - otherwise it’s easy to misread what happened.

Be extra careful with 7702 authorizations:
You’re not just signing a harmless message, you may be letting contract logic act through your wallet.

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@campnetworkxyz Exactly.
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