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🚨 First stress test for Baseline's V3 Market Maker 🚨 The results: 💰 $2.3M sell-off 📉 Price dropped just -15% 📉 Market cap $61M -> $51M How did our market maker handle it? And how does this liquidity compare to a basic XY=K AMM? Let's break it down 👇
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Having so much fun with claude code. I'm finally building things I never had the time to do, in literally hours. Made a little game thats been stuck in my head for years. Im absolutely dumbfounded how good this tool is. Feels like a whole new world has opened up.
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Havent tried, but I foresee dealing with gitmodules being your biggest hurdle, unfortunately. Its sad evm community cannot agree on a single package management system.
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gresham's law is just entropy for money
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Interesting that coinbase wallet is integrating farcaster, and warpcast making their own wallet. Whats the theory here? Isn't it better to collaborate if you're already working this closely together? cc @v @dwr.eth
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Remember Ichi finance?
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(complete data noob here) I've been curious about this. My impression was usually that indexed data is more or less read-only, and an OLAP db might fit well as a data source. Can you explain more what you mean by the OLTP-ness of indexing workloads?
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Its sad. The fragmentation of liquidity and experience has killed evm UX. One click swaps are another example. I'm trying something to solve this for our own app, having AA wallet creation and management be done on the backend, controlled by a signer, and swapping/bridging completely abstracted.
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I love reading leadership books by people who've been in the shit. This one joins my other favorite, Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink. Its a privilege to be able to read the experiences of these people. Highly recommended reading for anyone.
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So many lessons in there, but the biggest takeaways for me: There are no fucking rules. Reality bends to those with the determination to do so. You do what you need to do, when you need to do it. And there's a time to turn this off. Wartime vs Peacetime. And most importantly, You must embrace the Struggle
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I came in knowing almost nothing about Ben. What I learned about was a person who has some of the highest grit, agency and determination of anyone I've heard of. For those who don't know, Ben is cofounder of A16Z, and fka Loudcloud/Opsware CEO, one of the first large cloud businesses, through the dotcom bubble up until their acquisition by HP in 2007.
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Just finished The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz last night. One of the best nonfiction books I've read in a few years. Really inspiring as a founder.
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Hey @proxystudio.eth , cofounder of Baseline along with Unbanksy. Would you be open to talking with us? This is exactly the problem we're trying to solve.
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https://x.com/unbanksyeth/status/1886482479747641423?s=46&t=LUwp6CEG8bj71wefilcCmQ Farcaster can learn about liquidity too. @proxystudio.eth you can learn from tbis too! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jh31ifFY9jr1bqkqVGOl0Hp9NVd0VoGEhS7_slMISw0/edit?usp=sharing
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Interestingly enough, from what I can gather, most APIs are using services that manage EOAs with some kind of MPC/other security infra to manage private keys. It seems all of the AA stuff is built primarily for frontends, but I don't think this is a given. Might just FAFO on using it for a backend service.
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Been looking at this, the server wallet feature might be what i need. Thank you!
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Yes this is perfect thank you, I totally missed this
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Anyone have some info on how to use wallet/AA infrastructure for API authentication? Please share any resources!
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I actually had an upgrade to this called Dagfault here: https://github.com/ind-igo/dagfault Was built due to limitations that we found when working with vanilla default. We ended up not using it for the newest iteration, because we had a need to deal with a factory. its a pretty messy problem once you need to deal with that
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https://x.com/binji_x/status/1882430235129569763?s=46&t=LUwp6CEG8bj71wefilcCmQ Oh @binji.eth we don’t need CEX listings for deeper liquidity. We need omniscient, onchain market makers as protocols. @baselinemarkets @ind-igo Unless you think DEXes are only toxic flow like @aeto
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