8/10 MEV-X Homelander does exactly this. A plugin compatible with @Uniswap V4, @PancakeSwap and @CryptoAlgebra.
Powered by afterSwap hooks, it performs fully on-chain arbitrage after the user's swap, pushing the dislocation value toward its maximum and internalizing it for LPs.
1/10 DeFi is efficient at the macro level and constantly dislocated at the micro one. Almost every swap shifts prices and opens an arbitrage opportunity.
We studied how an AMM can capture the value of those inefficiencies, and where that value leaks today 🧵
Excited to announce the Foundry MCP server! 🥳 It's a fast, lightweight MCP server that gives your agents and LLMs on-chain capabilities.
It can query contracts, send transactions, deploy contracts, and run Foundry scripts on any EVM chain at any block you specify. It can also run forked Anvil instances locally, helping you debug complex multi-contract interactions.
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AI chatbots have this impressive ability to say complete nonsense with the confidence of a Harvard professor. A truly mind-blowing display of self-assurance.
@the_smart_ape@pendle_fi Why do you summing up APY of the base token and APY of PT token?
APY of wstkscUSD is already included into the APY of PT-wstkscUSD.
L1 marketing wars were fought over block time and Time-To-Finality (which vary by consensus mechanism) until L1 creatives realized that, by putting a supermajority of the stake weight very close to each other, they could advertise faster times
Now L2s are competing to advertise fast block times but here the distinction doesn’t even make sense. There is one sequencer and no consensus communication; the amount of work chosen to chunk into 1 “block” is basically arbitrary
Taking this logic to the extreme, a sequencer could just stream each transaction individually and call it a "block"
Sensible comparisons only
@cinesiusss@Axel_bitblaze69@AmbireWallet this actually ruins all UX for gasless transactions.
How is it panned to fix this in future? Is there any EIP which apps should support? Or just not require native token in the wallet? )
@Axel_bitblaze69 I wasn't able to trade with @AmbireWallet on uniswap without native token. It says "not enough POL" on the button. idk how to enable paying gas with my ERC-20 USDT or smth else
This is how identity should look like. Zero-knowledge based.
You provide only part of information which exact institution needs without revealing the rest.
Very good use case for ZK. Hope to see more in the future
ZK for identity makes sense.
This week Buenos Aires launched an app with ZK proofs for their 3.6m citizens.
- citizens can prove a doc has been authenticated without disclosing excess info
- example: citizens can pull up the app to confirm their age without needing to actually show their birthdate (or other info on a normal license like your address)
- Buenos Aires head of innovation said they’re creating a self-sovereign identity system for citizens
- can upload 60+ types of docs (birth certificates, income, tax, health, etc)
- no third party has control over the docs
- all built on @zksync
This is the type of innovation that moves the industry forward.
ZK for identity makes sense.
This week Buenos Aires launched an app with ZK proofs for their 3.6m citizens.
- citizens can prove a doc has been authenticated without disclosing excess info
- example: citizens can pull up the app to confirm their age without needing to actually show their birthdate (or other info on a normal license like your address)
- Buenos Aires head of innovation said they’re creating a self-sovereign identity system for citizens
- can upload 60+ types of docs (birth certificates, income, tax, health, etc)
- no third party has control over the docs
- all built on @zksync
This is the type of innovation that moves the industry forward.
Big thanks to @hyperlane for supporting $LUMIA! With Hyperlane, we’re excited that our community now has the ability to seamlessly swap $LUMIA across chains, permissionlessly, in an instant. The Hyperlane team has been a pleasure to collaborate with every step of the way.
The question was about *making* web3 application which can work well with mobile browser and WalletConnect.
Because now it seems that to have good experience with web3 applications on mobile users need to use browser of mobile wallet
Guys, can someone reffer to the web3 application which works good from mobile browser connected via WalletConnect?
It's always work bad for me, so I wondering is it possible to make it well?