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RustyRabbit

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Projects launching new tokens should use sablier.com for their vesting plan and airdrop distribution. @Sablier is: 1. an onchain product with a great UX, 2. battle-tested (never hacked in 5+ years), 3. incredibly gas-efficient, 4. integrated with @safe multisig


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Eight years ago, there was a very specific story that I wanted to tell at our global sales kickoff, and I was given the privilege to do so. You can listen to that story by watching the first 200 seconds of this video.


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🚀 Big news! OpenZeppelin has received a grant from the @ethereum Foundation Now, we will enhance AccountAbstraction via ERC-4337 in our battle-tested OpenZeppelin Contracts library. Here's what we're building and why it matters. 🧵👇

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Twitter algo is broken. This should have appeared at the top of my feed when it was first posted.


Down the rabbit hole that is @erc4337


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I grew up in the hacker community. I have always loved it, but also recognized underlying sentiment of cynicism. I never dreamt that the entire hacker world would come together to rally and support my child. I have five quick stories I want to share from this weekend. Let’s go:

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Was nearly the victim of a very advanced scam @sablier Hacker presented themself as someone from a reputable crypto company pretending they were about to launch a token. We arrange a call to discuss token distribution. A few days pass. We have our meeting, and they tell me via…


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1/ Exactly 1 year ago, we (=SEcurity ALliance; SEAL) launched a big and bold experiment: SEAL 911. In my words, it's "The lifeline for emergencies" designed to connect with a small group of highly trusted security professionals in case of emergency. But enough cheap talk, so,…

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Over the past few days I've been working with a group of whitehats, auditors, and other security leaders to try and solve the hardest part of responsible disclosure: finding the right person to talk to.

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32MB of data to send to 4 peers, that's 1Gbit. If the PeerDAS network needs 4 hops, that's 4Gbits. You have 4 seconds. I.e. Making a block will need *at minimum* 1Gbit/s uplink. If you account blob propagation, that easily doubles + some extra on top. We're at 2.5GBit/s here...



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Yes, please. Also, what someone with a team who signs big multisig txns can ACTUALLY DO to avoid this. Bc back and forth bullshitting means no one shares lessons that others can learn from.


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So much misinformation around the WazirX incident with both WazirX and Liminal blaming each other. Reality is that both of them fucked up. We just don't know who fucked up more. Thinking of doing a blog post from a neutral stand point so at least others can learn and be safe.


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I think we need a foundry feature that will auto sync inheritdocs from interfaces into the contracts.


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I finally wrote up my thoughts on EOF. "Why I am against EOF in Pectra" mariusvanderwijden.github.io/blog/2024/07/1… I will keep working on the EOF, implementation in geth, because I don't want to undermine the process.


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1️⃣Deploy a test smart contract and perform multi-level calls using the smart contract. 2️⃣In a specific sub-call, transfer native coins to the target address and revert the sub-call. During analysis with Parity VM Trace, it will be found that the sub-call action does not show an…


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Less than 0.1% of viewers understand.

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Imagine if 3Blue1Brown created a video teaching you how the Solady branchless max function works. You'd get the following video. Give us 5 minutes of your time and we'll level up your bit manipulation wizardry. If you already know assembly, skip to 1:07.


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I get a lot of questions about our growth strategy at @lastdotnet People will say "what the hell is this?" or "what's the ROI on that" or "wen points?" or "were you dropped on your head a lot?" So here's some insight into my mental damage. When I worked for @Chainlink we had a…

Introducing Last Network: Rise of the Twin Chain. A new screenplay based on Avengers Infinity War Scene 3: The Guardians of the Galaxy Meet the Cube Man. Read the full script and watch clips from the hotly anticipated feature film to learn more. ⬛️ blog.last.net/last-l2-blockc…

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Snippet from LibClone. Designed for long term safety. Our plans are measured in centuries. Yes, we have the spurious dragon limit today, but what if some le-wild researcher makes a graphene breakthrough and it becomes feasible to remove the spurious dragon limit?

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The downsides of the contest model no-one tells you about is: * countless hours of back-and-forth arguing with strangers over the Internet trying defend the uniqueness and validity of your findings, while also attacking the uniqueness and validity of others' findings since…

Over the past week, @sherlockdefi and the @Optimism team made what I believe is an erroneous re-scoping of the security contest rules. The direct consequence is invalidation of ~90% of the unique bugs submitted and re-shaping the payout. Long-term, this threatens to be a…



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Remember when I mentioned a while back that with smart contracts we should be able to just replace recurring payments with continuous streams? Looks like someone actually did it...

1/ Today, we're excited to unveil Sablier v1 📣 + a beautiful web interface for continuous, autonomous and trustless payroll 💸 + a new company tagline: Sablier, the protocol for real-time finance on Ethereum 💯 sablier.finance



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