This could work 😂

Eventually, all addresses will have funds that have been touched by TC. It will be interesting to see how they’re enforcing this 🤔

Interesting 👀

rip 💀

This is true. Make sure you understand storage layout before using `delegatecall` ⚠️⚠️

TIL

“Sacrifice him”? 💀

web3 is pretty close to true meritocracy. No one cares where you’re born, who your father is, how much money you have, how many degrees you hold. All that matters is the value you provide.

The sanctioning of Tornado Cash has eroded my belief that Ethereum had a core ethos. Let me explain. I am not talking about blocking sanctioned addresses in your front end. In the near term that feels like a survival strategy. My concerns were for the over reach and eagerness.

ty for the based 𝕲𝖍𝖔𝖚𝖑𝖘 💀✨ ser state 🙏

"Couldn't make it in Web 2" Most people in Web 3 are either young kids for whom much of Web 2 is totally irrelevant, or Web 2 veterans tired of talking about (and building within the constraints of) the same FAANG-ish companies currently going senile internally.

I spent over 1000 USD poking at OpenSea's new Filter Registry so you don't have to. Here's what I found. 🧵

Well this didn’t age well 🤔

For the record - I ain’t no PHP boomer, I just like having storage variables stand out to prevent unnecessary SLOADs and SSTOREs

$2 Billion was lost to social engineering hacks last year in web3. Everyday, community members fall prey to these attacks from false authorities. If there was a single source of truth for social links, we could reduce that. Here's an MVP to prevent these attacks.🧵

Introducing Jesper: A parser to extract typescript errors from solidity abi outputs and files. Working in a fullstack environment, especially in web3, can take up a significant amount of time. Error handling specifically can be quite painful.

fuck it this is pure grift. shitting on 404, impling it with your devfluencer clique, slapping dn on it, and shilling it's "ecosystem" like this is hypocritical as fuck the pandora community is redacted but they're justified in calling it out two sides of the same shitcoin

yesterday Ledger announced a new Safe multisig interface that supports clear signing. Overall a good move, I thought (interface diversity is good). Well, guess what, they charge a "Multisig Fee" on top of gas: $10 flat for normal txs, 0.05% for token transfers. You might say