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If you use Rabby, you could also use their gas feature

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Agreed that it’s bad UX. This can help: https://x.com/smolrefuel?s=21&t=WhYukSauChV1qH3L8ayoJw

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Would love to get an invite for the app!

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If you’ve hired someone or have found professional work as a result of meeting people Farcaster, please reply!

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Different objectives, I think! The Olympus protocol's objective is not to acquire OHM. In fact, with the emissions manager that is able to be released and the current market conditions, we're entering a phase of expansion.

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... which means we can do better testing of the outcome of multi-sig batches and OCG proposals! Currently, this is tied closely to the Olympus tooling and is not generalisable, but I hope to make it so in the future.

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It turns out that this API doesn't require transactions to be signed, which means we can execute the scripts as if they were coming from the MS/OCG itself. I've modified our scripts to execute MS batches and OCG proposals on a fork if `TESTNET=true`.

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Enter the Tenderly Transaction API. https://media.tenor.com/ifV30YPLRW0AAAAM/friends-friends-tv.gif

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The multi-sig batches and OCG proposals are written as forge scripts, and there didn't appear to be a way to have forge broadcast as another address when operating on a fork.

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I made what feels like a breakthrough yesterday. It's typically been quite difficult to do fork testing of new contracts for the Olympus protocol, as installation/activation/configuration is done by a multi-sig (and now some of that is performed by OCG).

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1 byte over the limit. Come on...

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IIRC Foursquare (it's been years since I used it) was more about food, whereas Google Maps is nowadays for all businesses (food businesses included). Plus, it's also terribly spammy. There's an opportunity to use Farcaster data to indicate the likelihood of the checkin being from a legit user.

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Every time a token launches on Axis, especially using Direct-to-Liquidity, I marvel that significant sums of money flow smoothly, without human intervention, involving multiple parties (in this case: buyers, Axis contracts, Baseline token contracts, Uniswap V3 pool). https://x.com/MindPalaceNFT/status/1849853230941098387

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There was some talk a few weeks back (I think wrt Baseline) about having metrics-based compensation. e.g. when a protocol's TVL hits certain milestones (as tracked by an oracle), funding tranches are released.

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BOOM. https://app.olympusdao.finance/#/range

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We (Axis) implemented an on-chain sealed bid batch auction, which requires the decrypted bids to be sorted. This might be relevant for you? TLDR: - The sorting function is separate from other functionality. - The caller can pass in the number of bids to [decrypt and] sort, so that it can be batched to fit within the chain's gas limit. - Sort hints can be optionally passed in, to reduce gas costs. Source: https://github.com/Axis-Fi/axis-core/blob/4c94df816638db7fe5ab10ee8ed97b69f73b7869/src/modules/auctions/batch/EMP.sol#L434

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Interested.FYI pfp

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