We’ve received 5 valid reports related to "out of gas" errors, and here’s what we found:
On average, 0.85% of daily transactions on LFJ fail due to out of gas issues.
This rate spiked to 2.82% on the day of the $BOI launch.
These errors typically occur when the RPC gas estimation call underestimates the actual gas required for inclusion in a block.
This happens because gas is estimated based on the current block, while the transaction is included in a future block—often under different network conditions.
Underestimations are more common during periods of high volatility.
To mitigate this, we’ve pushed a fix that increases our gas buffer by further overestimating the required gas.
This reduces the likelihood of failed transactions due to gas issues.
Importantly, this change does not result in higher costs for users, as any unused gas is automatically refunded.
At LFJ, we’re committed to delivering a smooth and dependable trading experience.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and miscommunication, and we thank everyone who helped surface this issue!
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"Should I focus on building my online presence or cold outreach"
There’s a lot of debate around cold outreach vs. building your online presence lately
In this post, I am going to break down what this drama is and my full perspective on the situation
See, most of you are looking at “The De*th of Outbound” as a dig to say F*CK the outreach industry, but this is the furthest from the truth.
People seem to be letting their emotions take over something logical that is happening in the industry right before our eyes
The greatest leverage is using your AUTHORITY across ALL your outreach efforts. This includes cold emails, cold dms, paid ad funnels.
The De*th of Outbound says the TRADITIONAL ways of outreach and acquisition are dying out, as strategies naturally do during market cycles. It’s a matter of market sophistication
Every single person who is speaking against building an authority only has the privilege to voice this opinion because they’re an authority on a specific platform.
Speaking negatively about the importance of building your presence while you grew a massive chunk of your business using this presence is silly.
Let’s go through it all together, in this post, I will be uncovering the winner of the debate of Authority Vs Outbound
1. The potency of Cold Outreach is weaker than ever
2. Adapt or D*e - Market sophistication - Cold outreach is not the end all be all
3. Relying on one source of acquisition will be your downfall - Instead, create your Acquisition Ecosystem
4. Being a lighthouse in the Fog - Standing out from all the competition
Points 5 & 6 are below
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My dad used to tell me:
“I don’t play a game unless I know I’m going to win”
And some might take that as trying to only go after safe bets.
But he meant it - and I took it - to mean something entirely different.
What he was articulating - in his way - was the idea of having “unfair” (not unethical) advantages in a game.
It’s a tiny thing, but it’s something I continue to give more and more thought to.
“How can I rig this game so I can’t lose?”
In one way - it’s about eliminating downside.
In the other - it’s about maximizing upside.
And as a mental framework when approaching investments in a business - it’s one I use a lot.
How can we make it so we can’t lose?
How can we make it is winning is inevitable?
The big variable that confounds results is a four letter word - Time.
What is winning?
When do we measure it?
And most times - when people talk about winning - they talk about it on different timeliness. And that’s what creates confusion.
The nice thing is though - if you want a win tomorrow - it’s gonna be hard to engineer and there’s a lot of competition. See: Day-trading and Jim Simmons.
But if you’re willing to expand the time horizon you can engineer most games to be un-loseable.
It’s because there’s little competition when you compete on a 20 year time horizon. So there’s plenty of room for big obvious moves.
Then, you just gotta give time, time.
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