I'm a big fan of cheap things that just work. Servers are one of them.

The number one thing for me as a developer is how things on Ethereum are composable and built on open standards.

This is an incomplete, definitely non-exhaustive set of security guidelines for securing DeFi protocols.

Phishing does not fall under the scope of the Discord bug bounty. Not responsible disclosure, but it sure is fun.

As a paranoid cypherpunk unfortunately living under an authoritarian government, I have some privacy requirements. It took me quite a bit of finagling and research to get this selfhosting setup to work just right.

The synth aims to track a perfect constant-leverage index. People can borrow against collateral to mint these synths (let's say ETH2L) and short it by selling ETH2L. On the other side, people can long by buying ETH2L off the market.

Polymarket aims to accurately reflect probabilities, but it could affect the probability as well. There's an argument to be made here that Polymarket is a form of hyperstition.