Paul
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Interesting. Glad you got liquid from your fragmented tokens.
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Just joined the Lisk guild. Continuing my brave quest to explore all corners of web3! guild.xyz/lisk
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@paulelisha
This week I built a Json data build tool to help build dynamic data and store data efficiently in merkle trees. Link: 🔗 https://github.com/PaulElisha/CreateJsonStructure Usage and Installation guide in the readme.
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Glad to see this, great job 👏. It's gradual but moving.
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This week I built a multi-chain deployment tool using Solidity and foundry standard library. It's a smart contract tool that allows base developers to deploy on the base mainnet and testnet. It also supports deployment on every chain in the superchain. It returns the deployment transaction parameters of any chain and enables the setting of this parameter in a project using foundry. Link >>> https://github.com/PaulElisha/MultiChainDeployer
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This week I built a smart contract that helps base developers to write better test cases for their projects that integrate the Uniswap Permit2. It helps to hash Permit2 calldata, create signature and sign approvals off-chain using the Permit2 scheme instead of the regular signature scheme. To integrate in your test file, install using: forge install PaulElisha/Sign-Utils https://github.com/PaulElisha/Sign-Utils
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Woohoo! Just got my hands on a sweet little SBT as an Onchain Credential for participating in Onchain Summer Buildathon 🥳✨ Check it out on OpenSea: https://opensea.io/assets/base/0x59ca61566C03a7Fb8e4280d97bFA2e8e691DA3a6/613 @base @devfolio
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This week I wrote a smart contract that showcases the integration of the Pyth Price Feed to get real-time asset data. It demonstrates the use of the MockPyth contract of the Pyth Price Feed to write an integration test to fetch the Price Update Data instead of communicating directly with the Hermes API. I wrote an article that breaks down the code and explains the integration including the Hermes API to generate Calldata for real-world applications. Here's the link: https://medium.com/@PaulElisha1/accessing-real-time-asset-data-using-pyth-price-feeds-in-solidity-3428d8f3693e
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