welcome the swarm of dots.
https://t.co/CyqO9d409D
esentially its hundreds of dots from @OpenAI that follow memecoins. there is multiple layers but in all, they ping and comment on memecoins and develop moods based on each how each coin makes them feel.
i am not a crazy coder or anything but i have been practicing alot on making cool things. while doing that, i made this on the side and figured i'd share it to anyone that could make use of it. will be working on it for a few days to try to make the dots understand eachother and coalign with eachother, while producing hundreds of thousand more bots. so far i have only added @solana but will add multichain in a few minutes.
Seems like its time to come back and start trading, seeing what happened yesterday made me realize that.
I will start trading publicly only and actually trade with size, perps are getting boring.
@dotsswarm Hey gang, didn't steal your idea purposefully nor did I try to have someone launch a token for me. I'm simply building tech!
I am sorry if it's caused anything to your web/memecoin, but not sorry for building!
I'd like the dots to actually help trenchers trade and have many different use-cases. I have not been here for awhile so I am not really trading much - but would love to help!
For example, maybe the smart wallet dots allow you to follow good calls and see a profitable trades once in awhile. Or maybe you are a developer like myself who just likes building - well than you can build a bubblemaps with the dots,, allow them to track the wallets of EACH wallet in the coin to see if there is a strategic bundle, or sloppy bundle.
Let me know some recommendations - for now it is free and after all fixes I'll push out a solid open source.
https://t.co/CyqO9d409D
.@anza_xyz head of research @TheWattenhofer wants Solana validators to take turns producing blocks by geography.
Two new proposals, SIMD-0674 and SIMD-0675, would have validators register their location on-chain, then reorder the leader schedule so each leader hands off to one nearby.
In the authors' simulation on mainnet data, mean handover delay fell from 36.2 ms to 17.0 ms.
The catch for operators: a validator with no registered location would be treated as unstaked, shut out of block production and voting.
some tokens are not showing the metadata of the token, also adding contract searchup so you can check which bots have checked which tokens easier - on all chains.
fixing fetching and this, then will send out open-source so users can use this on their sites/protocols.