Dynamically priced posts.
Words (or better, topics) are priced based on their relative demand, and you pay to post. You earn some % of the total paid for the topic based on the engagement your post gets.
If you're the first person to post about Powell's speech then you get it for cheap. After 100's of people have posted the same thing, it becomes too expensive for anyone else to pile on with the same, low quality, or repetitive takes. You need to be sure you're adding something interesting to put the money up.
I’m yet to see 2 posts on the base app with consistent spacing. Links, videos, images, text, tickers, all seem to space the reaction buttons differently and it’s very uncomfortable to scroll
added a flag to the FoundryConfig in wagmi/cli that takes all run-latest.json files in your broadcast folder and adds them to the deployments mapping.
it makes local development easier as any addresses deployed to local forks can be picked up and used in other files automatically
let me know if you'd change/anything, hope it makes it into wagmi soon
https://github.com/wevm/wagmi/pull/4908
anyone regularly making onchain apps in a monorepo:
how do you get your contract addresses / deployment info (deploy block, constructor params) into your frontend?
i have a file that reads from the foundry `/broadcast/.../run-latest` file but it seems clunky. feel like this is something that wagmi cli could handle
interesting report that polymarket volume is ~2x off on many dashboards.
OrderFilled events are (correctly) emitted for both maker/taker sides. but many dashboards simply sum the $ value of these to get overall volume, which isn't correct.
in 'swap' cases (where traders do completely opposing things, like taker buys YES, maker sells YES) cashflow is 2x off. in more complicated cases where traders are buying/selling opposite sides the multiple varies, but is generally incorrect.
https://x.com/notnotstorm/status/1998127491609923969?s=20
solidity 0.8.31 released today and they finally removed `send` and `transfer` methods from addresses.
i had a look into previous discussions about both and realised there were a few EIPs to make native transfers safer like 5065 and 5920. both actually make sense and make you realise that `call` is excessive to just update balances.
https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-5065
how's london for crypto these days?
i mean general environment for working there, are there good coworking places, interesting events etc?
considering a return
