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Account Impersonating on the dApps (eg. https://app.compound.finance) by using the anvil and rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet/discussions/89#discussioncomment-7878115
this approach creates a learning opportunity for most people. this is let people to transact on any DApp they like under main net conditions without the fear of losing assets.
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Account Impersonating on the dApps (eg. https://app.compound.finance) by using the anvil and rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet/discussions/89#discussioncomment-7878115
you can even do the time traveling 🔥🔥😁

for example transacting on the MakerDao during the black swan just by using UI of the dApps
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Account Impersonating on the dApps (eg. https://app.compound.finance) by using the anvil and rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet https://github.com/paradigmxyz/rivet/discussions/89#discussioncomment-7878115
Now, I can impersonating the addresses of all members of a specific DAO, simulating a process to observe how that DAO operates and understand its user interface flow.
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asking chatgpt to ask you 10 question about what you want write
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https://flashbots.mirror.xyz/bqCakwfQZkMsq63b50vib-nibo5eKai0QuK7m-Dsxpo

MEV supply chain framework for thinking on the MEV ecosystem
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Forwarded from Beny
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https://medium.com/starkware/contract-upgradability-d3a4451877c

upgrade_activation_delay

Self-Custody: The time period before a new version is unlocked allows the users to review the new version. The users can opt out of StarkEx if they find the new version unacceptable, and alert other users as well. Since upgrade_activation_delay is significantly larger than the grace period, users are guaranteed to be able to withdraw their funds in a timely fashion

I like the idea of upgrade_activation_delay. I'll use it in my future projects whenever I need an upgradable pattern.
https://notes.ethereum.org/@vbuterin/data_sharding_roadmap

https://ethresear.ch/t/clarification-on-how-calldata-persists-on-the-blockchain-and-how-optimistic-rollups-use-it/8136

Intersting approach 🔥🔥


I just realized that Layer 2 solutions with on-chain data availability don't store their data using the SSTORE operation in contract storage. Instead, they transmit the data within the call data of a transaction to become part of the blockchain's history. This approach doesn't directly alter the contract's state. Layer 2 solutions typically update the state on the main chain by recording the state's Merkle root in the contract. This Merkle root represents the latest state of the Layer 2 network, ensuring that the overall state is anchored to the main chain without the need to store all the detailed transaction data in Ethereum's contract storage even though they are summarized transaction.
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