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AI development has been all over my timeline the last weeks. ERC-4337 has always interested me from a distance but I ve never dived in to the code or details. Seemed like a good opportunity to see how I could leverage the available tools (in this case Cursor) to build something 4337 related. ERC-4337 Playground is Continue reading Vibe Coding ERC-4337 The post Vibe Coding ERC-4337 first appeared…
TLDR: EIP-7702 allows externally owned accounts to temporarily behave like smart contract wallets during a transaction, enabling them to use smart contract features like batching and gas sponsorship without permanently changing the account type. BUT Wallet/RPCs control the auth flow not apps and not all wallets have EIP-7702 support. EIP-7702 Overview EIP-7702 introduces a new Continue reading…
In this post, we’ll walk through the lifecycle of a swap in Balancer V3, using the recently released MEV hook as our lens. We’ll trace how a swap flows through the system — from the initial call to the final token transfers — highlighting the key steps and components along the way. One of the standout strengths Continue reading Inside a Balancer V3 Swap: A Step-by-Step Walkthrough with the MEV…
Balancer recently launched StableSurge, the first production hook on V3 — an innovative directional fee mechanism that dynamically adjusts swap fees to help protect stable-asset pegs during volatility. This article explores how Balancer V3 was leveraged to bring StableSurge to life, introduces the tech stack that powers it, and highlights how collaboration across multiple service providers…
Using Balancer V3 peripheral contracts to simplify the development and testing of custom Hooks In my previous post, I discussed the basics of Balancer Hooks and demonstrated how simple it is to create a custom hook with a decaying exit fee. The ease of development on Balancer V3 is greatly aided by the peripheral smart contracts Continue reading Unlocking the Power of Balancer V3: Hook Development…
Intro Balancers latest V3 design offers lots of exciting features such as transient accounting, native support for yield bearing tokens and boosted pools (see intro and docs for more details). Lately I ve been diving into one of the other new features, hooks, which provide a way for developers to easily extend existing pool types at Continue reading Unlocking the Power of Balancer V3: Exploring…
Nice blog about stacking Sats ₿ 🧘♂️ If you’re on a great journey at work, doing something meaningful, and the team appreciates you — maybe lean in there thought this post had some really good advice I ve been enjoying Core Doctorows blog recently and I really liked the subtle little trick described in Against Continue reading SITIR 14 The post SITIR 14 first appeared on The Geeky Grower .
Intro Axiom is a really exciting new protocol that harnesses ZK technology to allow smart contracts to trustlessly compute over the history of Ethereum. I believe its a novel new primitive for others to build with. The docs provide a lot of info about the protocol itself and has a helpful tutorial that can be followed to build Continue reading Axiom Testing With Custom Foundry Cheat Codes The post…
🚕 An educational side project this was inspiring. The dedication is probably the number 1 take away! 🏃 Pretty nice visualisation of the NYC marathon brings back painful memories 😭! 🎥 A Brief Disagreement by Steve Cutts, super cool and very relevant Interesting account of building S3 🤓 🧮 Computing Percentages Easier: x% Continue reading SITIR 13 The post SITIR 13 first appeared on The Geeky…
(Some Interesting Thing I Read) 🖥️ Thread explaining single-use address that can broadcast a transaction without the need for a private key Keep It Going Pretty pertinent in these times! Could also be applied to other things like work, working out, maybe even a good general thesis to live by 🏋️ ⚖️ BIP-19 was Continue reading SITIR 12 The post SITIR 12 first appeared on The Geeky Grower .