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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/anxietyokra on 2023-08-23 05:19:37+00:00.

Is it 9% pre mined eth? Is it based on onchain data or can there be backdoors(hidden eth held by insiders)? Is it possible Vitalik own a bunch of premined eth in a bunch of different alt accounts????

The original post: /r/itookapicture by /u/Zagapi on 2024-05-27 00:07:12.

The original post: /r/itookapicture by /u/DuGamlaDuFina on 2024-05-26 23:41:24.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/csainvestor on 2023-08-22 22:41:05+00:00.

Private property rights are essential in a proper functioning democracy. If a democratic system begins to criminalize the ownership of private property, it risks descending into totalitarianism.

The ownership of crypto property is the same as owing Pokemon cards, comic books, or other collectibles. Decentralized Finance (DEFI) empowers individual citizens to create a market that operates independently of centralized authorities.

For instance, if we agree that Spider-Man #1 is worth $50,000, governmental intervention is not needed, nor is it wanted. Our mutual agreement on a fair exchange for private property can occur without external interference.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/clean_pegasus on 2023-08-22 18:19:43+00:00.

Is there any website that tracks the gas fee across all the eth L2s?

The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/Stefano265 on 2024-05-26 02:22:31.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/samdane7777 on 2023-08-22 10:31:59+00:00.

First off I have to say, I ragequit Reddit for like over a year because of crypto reddit being so bad on this issue. I'm sure by now even redditors understand how truly dour the regulatory situation in the united states is for crypto. MiCa regulations in the EU will likely persue onchain Travel Rule too.

I see this as a capitulation of the core ethos of Ethereum to the national interests of EU and US.

That I am aware of the 6050i amendment to the Treasury IRS reporting that mandates protocols and nodes and validators and frontends to collect KYC, which was passed in 2021 has not been repealed in its SCOTUS appeal by CoinCenter, and they've been dead silent on it. This is set to go into effect on Jan 1st 2024 in a few months. It will make US citizens who don't comply with it felons.

But Recently the massive Market structure bill had a very near identical clause slipped into that will force intermediation. The UK fca commission just mandated Travel Rule implementation onto cryptobusinesses.

I of course was permenantly banned from r/cryptocurrency for repeatedly trying to bring up these issues. There are immense financial conflicts of interest in defi, VCs an dev teams in countries with permissive security law want to sell the industry out to KYC to save their own projects.

Now the absolute take away here, is that the technological means to stop DeFi aren't very strong, but if a usa citizen is genuinely going to be a felon for using it, with everything effectively being treated similar to TC, our adoption is pretty much finito.

I genuinely do not believe there will be major adoption of permissionless real DeFi if the usa goes through with full felonization and banking laws, it is just not plausible.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/jzia93 on 2023-08-22 07:29:46+00:00.

Hi there

I put together a short series introducing Solidity developers about how to use a low-level knowledge of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), and assembly, to hack smart contracts.

In this series you'll learn:

• At a low level, how the EVM stores and manages data
• Be able to understand at a fundamental level WHY there are certain "gotchas" in Solidity programming
• How to write more resilent and optimized smart contracts

A bit about me:

I am a smart contract lead for a DeFi protocol and have mentored several folks to become better solidity programmers. I originally wrote some learning materials and decided to share these with the community.

Link Learn Assembly By Hacking Smart Contracts

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/DefiantlyDelicious on 2023-08-22 01:45:41+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/780feind on 2023-08-21 23:46:22+00:00.

I was trying to transfer some eth I got as a gift onto bitbuy in order to cash it out. I have done this process a million times with Bitcoin on websites like local Bitcoin.

I received it using exodus wallet, And I sent it to the address provided by bitbuy using the selected protocol(?) (I belive it's called) ETH Network.

It's had 157+ block confirmations so far but isn't showing up on bitbuy at all. On the fee schedule for bitbuy under eth (not my transaction) it says prossesing -12 confirmations. So I'm assuming that means it either takes 12 to start processing or it should be completed in 12 confirmations. Support isn't much help.

I have double and triple checked the wallet address and it is indeed the correct address.

If anyone can point out what I did wrong I would be super greatful thanks 🙏

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/Lightfoot360 on 2023-08-21 22:30:59+00:00.

Has anyone transferred sushiswap before and how much were the gas fees, I have 7000 I need to transfer out our webull because they are delisting it next month, thanks all.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/cjdew on 2023-08-21 17:54:59+00:00.

So I just watched the latest clip from Andreas Antonopoulos, where he warns of the risks to individuals choosing to utilize a multisig for their wallet security (clip here).

From what I gather, he seems to be saying that a multisig setup does not make sense for individuals since you require all public keys associated with the multisig to recreate the multisig should you need to for whatever reason (ie. for a 2 of 3 multisig, you may only need 2 of 3 signing wallets to transfer funds, however if you need to recreate the multisig you would require all 3 public keys to do so).

Several questions, as he is specifically talking about multisigs on bitcoin:

1. Does the same apply to Gnosis' "Safe" multisig? (or are multisigs constructed differently via ethereum smart contracts?)
2. What exactly do you need to backup to secure your Safe multisig? (ie. For a 2 of 3 Safe, is retaining 2 signing seeds sufficient to secure your funds and recreate/re-access the Safe? Or are public keys also required as in bitcoin? I'm pretty sure that you create your Safe using only 1 account, the 'creation account', so I'm thinking you should be able to recreate using the same[please confirm]; however, what happens if you lose access to the creation account - you could still move your funds assuming you have the other 2 signers, but could you potentially lose access to your Safe if you can't recreate/re-access?)
3. Bonus: Since we're on the topic, just to clarify, is there any smart-contract risk to the Safe contracts once they're deployed apart from bugs in the code - eg. does any one party retain control over the contracts? any risks from governance, etc?

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/anxietyokra on 2023-08-21 17:24:18+00:00.

What major metrics would u use to sell some at the tops for btc and eth? Wish I knew this last year... Thus far, 200 EMA, and MVRV and RSI....look like legit metrics....Any additions? I know I'm oversimplifying but what frame work worked for you???

Let's say crypto price movements are determined by:

60% macro, the other 40%-----what % would you assign to TA, FA or onchain???????

The original post: /r/privacy by /u/AlexMango44 on 2024-05-23 23:34:20.

I've been using Simple Tools to have a local calendar on my android phone -- I don't need syncing. but ST was sold, and I can't seem to find another. Proton has a calendar, but it's cloud-based.

Even if I turned to an ipad for a calendar, there seems to be no local calendar app. And I especially don't want to lose calendar access just because I may temporary loss web access.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/Prestidigitor on 2023-08-21 06:46:17+00:00.

Just like the title says,

I currently have my eth staked on Coinbase but I'm increasingly getting more and more uncomfortable with exchanges having my coins. How to I stake it the "correct" way with maximized ROI and security?

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/AutoModerator on 2023-08-21 06:00:35+00:00.

Welcome to the Weekly Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where's the best place to buy ETH?

There are many centralized exchanges that support Ethereum. If you live in the US, the most popular exchanges are Coinbase, Gemeni and Kraken. Coinbase users can use Coinbase Pro for lower fees.

How can I stake my ETH?

The best way to stake your ETH: by running your own validator.

• Running your own validator requires a modern computer and 32 ETH. Visit /r/ethstaker for more details

Why are Ethereum transaction fees so high?

Like most blockchains, Ethereum fees are determined by supply-and-demand. The large demand to use Ethereum has pushed transaction fees quite high (however, fees were just a few cents only 2 years ago). Fees are especially high during market volatility, and during NFT drops.

What is being done to lower Ethereum transaction fees?

Ethereum fees are reduced by using layer-2 rollups. Rollups are scaling solutions that allow for significantly cheaper transactions, while still maintaining Ethereum's security.

Additionally, data shards will make rollups even cheaper.

While rollups are cutting-edge technology being actively developed, a number are already live on Ethereum mainnet. Visit l2beat.com to learn more about rollups.

What's the best wallet for Ethereum?

The most popular tool for using decentralized applications is Metamask. However, for security reasons, we recommend using a hardware wallet such as a Trezor or Ledger.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/anxietyokra on 2023-08-21 02:48:19+00:00.

Is Friend tech a platform that helps eth,since it requires the use of ETH Or will Friend tech develop eventually their own ecosystem??

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/trempao on 2023-08-20 19:40:44+00:00.

Hello Reddit Community,I'm reaching out to you all today in hopes of finding a solution to a problem I've been experiencing.

I've been trying to connect to , but I keep running into an error message that says the DNS address for 'brain.web3signer.dappnode' couldn't be found.

I've tried troubleshooting the issue on my own, but I haven't had any luck so far.

I'm wondering if there's something I'm missing or doing incorrectly.

Could it be that I need to open specific ports to establish a successful connection?

Moreover, whenever I try to access the linked page URL (), I'm met with a "Page Timed Out" message. If anyone could shed some light on why this might be happening, I'd be very grateful.Here are the details of the linked pages I've been trying to access:

• Linked Page URL: Page Text: Page Timed Out.

I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions you might have. Thanks in advance for your help!

The original post: /r/diy by /u/No-Carpenter-7472 on 2024-05-22 23:05:20.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/jdflament on 2023-08-20 16:25:48+00:00.

I'm working on glosschain.com, a web3 glossary that explains crypto terms. It's sorted into topics, but I'm looking to take it up a notch.

Here's the deal: I'm thinking about adding short "tests" to check your crypto knowledge. I'd like to ear your thoughts. Any other ideas to make Glosschain even better? Maybe sorting terms by specific crypto projects like ZkSync, Linea...?

Got thoughts? Features, collaborations, whatever. If you've seen cool tools or projects that could fit, or if you've got ideas on how Glosschain could have a bigger impact in the crypto world, share them!

Whether you're a crypto expert or just curious about web3, your insights count. Let's make it easier to understand and navigate.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/brobotbee on 2023-08-20 15:56:33+00:00.

Hi there, question..

Is there DEX or other platform where I can simultaneously: a) park stable coins and earn a small yield on them, and b) place limit orders against my yielding stable coins?

Example: some amount of USDC earning 2-3% and have open limit orders on a USDC for ETH trade

Thanks.

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/KompolNakBroMek on 2023-08-20 15:01:42+00:00.

Source:

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/Elkinekt on 2023-08-20 14:19:01+00:00.

More than a year after they announced their governance token, NEXT, Connext finally reveals their airdrop date and details. Partnering with Tokensoft, they are launching a product feature that allows projects to distribute natively cross-chain tokens. NEXT, being an xERC20 token itself, will be the first to use this model, where people will be able to claim their airdrop on the chains they prefer without having to manually use cumbersome bridge interfaces.

If you’ve used xPollinate or Connext Bridge in the past head to to check if you’re eligible!

Please beware of scams and always double check with official accounts when in doubt :)

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/lscddit on 2023-08-20 12:32:33+00:00.

I'm using Etherscan to monitor my wallet addresses for incoming and outgoing transfers. Today I've received a notification that amount x of ERC20 token y has been sent *from* my wallet address. This was at first very confusing to me because it certainly wasn't me and I have never heard of that token y.

My understanding is this: an ERC20 token is a smart contract that is storing the amount that each wallet address "owns" inside a mapping. So anyone can create such a token, allocate a certain balance to my (or anyone's ) wallet address and then execute a transferFrom from my (or anyone's) wallet address. This would then trigger such an Etherscan notification.

I wonder what the purpose of this is? Is this some kind of scam to lure me into visiting the URL that is contained in the tokens name in the hope that I'll do something silly on that website like signing a bad transaction?

This is the ERC20 token:

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The original was posted on /r/ethereum by /u/i_like_dolphins_ on 2023-08-20 12:04:48+00:00.

What are they trying to achieve here? Of course they are doing this for a financial benefit, right? But how will they benefit from having their own L2? Lots of Defi apps will run on Base, sure, but what is in it for Coinbase? They said they will not have their own token, so, what is the idea then? Give your guesses!