Murdo
@murdo
Request for app: Combine all small balances into a coin of my choice, preferably on Base.
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Greg
@greg
Idk if there’s a frontend for it but @splits has a contract for that! https://docs.splits.org/core/swapper cc @matthew
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Matthew
@matthew
yup there is! can create here: https://app.splits.org/new/swapper lmk if you run into troubles and i can help!
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Murdo
@murdo
Oh, great! I’ll have a play around, thanks.
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will
@w
how'd it end up working out? any feedback?
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Murdo
@murdo
Some thoughts: - UI and experience was v. nice. I’d use again. - To a new crypto user, it may not be clear that the created contracts are accessible again by connecting their wallet. - I consider myself technical and crypto-informed; I had to visit the help docs a few times as I went through to understand terms, process, etc. Example: is Oracle the simplest term to use? - Search in the Deposit Funds dropdown would help. Sorting by “value” in USD would be even better; many are zero so I don’t wanna see them. - Max. amount button in the Deposit Funds Amount field would also help. - I expected to be able to select multiple tokens to deposit in one transaction, not one at a time. - Token names didn’t match what I saw in Rainbow, maybe you’re pulling a different metadata field? - I cancelled some transactions in my wallet but the Sending card still showed in the bottom right. Same for when I swapped funds, the Swapping funds… card remained but I have received them already. Refreshing fixed this.
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will
@w
I see -- so you created a swapper, deposited a bunch of coins that were in your wallet already, and then used it to swap all of them into a single output token in a single txn? is that right? that's actually not ~quite how it's intended to be used which is maybe why you hit a bunch of friction, but glad to know that it ultimately worked will follow up in DM more
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