frames-v2

If you’re a guy in your early 20s, repeal your token approvals. 

go into https://www.repeal.cash if you have to.

Testing some more in-depth onchain + frame interactions here, inspired by a cast @kmacb.eth posted ~2 weeks ago to build a frame-native version of revoke.cash which I also highly recommend.

Uses svelte frontend + rust backend / indexer + pg for database. Indexing is slow on free-tier RPCs but we make do (~80-98% synced across mainnet / base / optimism approval logs, token info still way behind for the 28k out of 1.3mil+ records to fill on base let alone other chains)

Ethereum builder & people connector. Juicebox, Revnet, Defifa & d33m.com

One transaction per network to repeal all? Why don’t we have that?

Ok, maybe the UX can be gamified coz it is a lot of mindless boring task

As soon as people start using things like 4337 smart accounts you'd be able to batch together multiple user operations that could do multiple revokes at once. If you also use permit2 as your main approval source you limit the surface of approvals to revoke (but also open yourself up to needing to sign one bad signature to potentially lose a lot)

Luckily chains like base and OP are cheap enough that revoking a lot at once is about as cost effective as revoking a single permission on mainnet, so there's that I guess

father. meditator and programmer. working on @anky

The only annoying part is that the ERC20 standards usually require a different transaction per approval modification I think, but 2612 for example might allow you to batch signatures I guess... you'd still at the end of the day have to make the user sign a request for each approval and then only do a single transaction, so you'd still be calling out to the wallet N times I guess... some peoples erc20 implementations might allow a bulk approval like erc721 does, or if they're 1155 maybe... but a lot of the tokens people have approved probably don't adhere to those standards

Related post -
https://warpcast.com/harris-/0x2d24f129