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Is it possible techincally to bundle different erc20 tokens togethe by eth dev commounity r . Lets say i have AAVE , LINK or any other erc20 token , On exchanges we have to send them differently to eth wallet address which cost high transaction fees...
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I know there is no longer such a thing as Difficulty in PoS, but is there currently a mechanism in place that causes the block times to start increasing after a certain block? submitted by /u/discreetlog [link] [comments]
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Not sure if I'm asking this question correctly but here goes: If we think of an L2 network such as optimism, is all of the ETH that exists on it bridged? As in did optimism start as an "empty" chain, and then gradually as people locked...
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Hello, I have a ledger that I use. To my understanding, my single seed is all I need for even having multiple Ethereum accounts on my ledger. I want to create a new account, securely / privately (without ties to the other accounts). Is there any link...
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From the start, I was a huge supporter of NFTs since I always believed that they have a much bigger role than some pics which many people thought they are at the beginning. Over the course of the last year NFTs, have maintained their position as an...
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Recording of enlightening talk on "Shapella: Testing & Tooling" with Parithosh Jayanthi & Mario Vega on PEEPanEIP with Pooja Ranjan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqtzyabfTlI Key points shared Changes needed to support the testin...
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I remember Vitalik writing about this and saying it could increase scalability a bit for Ethereum. When will the development team implement Verkle Trees? submitted by /u/5work [link] [comments]
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Essentially I just learned about liquid staking. Right now most of my eth is on Robinhood. I want to transfer that off of Robinhood and swap it for reth. I’m fine paying the fees for what I have right now. It’s not that much for what I’m transferrin...
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Hi, last month my seed phrase got compromised, and the mf stole 500$ worth of coins. I have about 300$ in an eth smart contract, to withdraw it, I need some eths for gas fees (the mf left 0.00000069420 eth) So, what is the best way to make this trans...
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We were expecting doom scenarios for GPUs... but I haven't read a single piece of news about them yet. What happened to their life, their GPUs, their operations... submitted by /u/adv4nced [link] [comments]
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Hi everyone, I came up with a smart contract idea to generate yield on stable coins and I want to get it sense checked. Essentially, it boils down to taking advantage of staking yields, but guaranteeing a stable currency. It involves 2 processes -...
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So I just recently started to learn more about other coins than eth and maybe start exploring the function of crypto that I can use. What I’m confused about is why these services need their own coin. One dapp I found called Aave (it seems pretty wel...
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Hi everyone, I came up with a smart contract idea to generate yield on stable coins and I want to get it sense checked for stupidity. It's still a bit rough around the edges but to me it seems like it could work. Essentially, it boils down to t...
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A while ago ethereum.org had a slider that showed the estimated APR as the amount of ETH in the staking contract increased. Does anyone know where that chart went? What will the estimated APR be when we hit 20M staked ETH, etc.? With ETH staking depo...
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