Interesting problem space: People not knowing what they are signing in their wallet
Transaction simulations allow you to see what would happen without actually submitting a tx on-chain.
Packaged in a user friendly way, this can help a lot of regular people not get scammed
Switching networks/L2s should be as easy as opening a new tab. And you should be able to use different networks on a per-tab basis.
This will make working across L2's much easier.
I'm designing a concept dApp browser with some of these ideas:
A standalone web3 browser w/ smart contract wallets (eip4337) opens up a whole new design space.
you can have an app-store plugin ecosystem specific to wallets: set spending limits, transaction simulators, pay with any currency, and other apps to set wallet smart contract logic
This is the simplest UI I could come up with to describe
@AndreCronjeTech
's StableCredit
-Deposit an asset and get LP rewards while offsetting impermanent loss
-Get a line of credit from your deposited asset
-Credit can be used to purchase other assets
*wireframes+not official*
Memecoins are back again, and have repeatedly captivated participants throughout crypto cycles.
In this piece I cover:
-The beginnings of memecoins: PoW blockchains
-How memecoins have evolved: From ICOs to DeFi Summer to NFTs
-Recent landscape
& more
The $YFI waifu designs are ready to be implemented. I have all of the details in the forum post below, and now I’m passing on the baton to any competent dev who would like to move the work further along.
An interesting initial NFT distribution model would be to release it as an
@NFTX
vault, first distributing the ERC20 tokens and then allowing people to claim the underlying NFTs at random. The random redeeming is novel, distribution is fair, and its immediately liquid
builders to watch in 2024:
@sammybauch
: continuously hacking on cool stuff for the past few years, more recently: speedtracer, basepaintbot
@surfcoderepeat
another creator of many projects over the years (lotus, cudl), most recently has found success with frenpet
interesting developments on farcaster: frames
'frames turn casts into interactive apps.'
just one illustrative example: ticker frames could allow you to view charts and buy tokens within a social context.
could be a game changer
.
@CyberKongz
has had some cool updates.
#1
- it's migrated away from the OpenSea Shared Contract
#2
- $BANANAS = ERC20 which can be used to breed and produce new "baby Kongz". Bananas were airdropped and also are generated daily from "Genesis Kongz"
@devops199fan
@Weeb_Mcgee
@DegenSpartan
I really want to create an MMO UI for DeFi (dao guilds, contracts as NPCs, yield farming, fishing for ERC721-snappers while looking at price charts...). I had a dream about it a month or so ago (I’m weird)
NFT DAOs with a treasury can effectively create price floors for their collectibles by buying up NFTs in the open market when it dips below a certain value. The ETH funds to do this can be done by fractionalizing and selling shares of their existing collection.
I dislike OpenSea because you could’ve been using it since 2018 but never got exposure to the upside of the platforms valuation, while people with incorporated investment firms with access got in at a cheap valuation despite being laggards. In crypto we can do better than that.
@alexgausman
A very cool aspect of the new wrapper is that it also makes these ERC-988, so cats can own other NFT-721s. There is a 'cat boutique'
@ponderware
is working on to allow for community-designed accessories. This is a cool thread with examples:
“Burner windows”: create a new burner wallet by opening a new browser window.
The burner is funded from your main account, has specific permissions, & can be funded anonymously.
A use case powered by account abstraction/smart contract wallets
(UI concept, not implemented)
CryptoPunks were hiding in plain sight from 2018-2020.
Really makes you wonder what else is out there, that you already know about, but are totally underestimating.
DeFi UX tip: 'connect wallet' should be the last step when the user wants to execute a transaction, not the first thing they must do to access a dApp. Let the user explore the dApp, use it, and then 'connect wallet' = checkout. Small things like this make Uniswap intuitive.
great article by
@dg_goens
. commemorative NFTs are ads:
Extending this, any nft contract can be turned into a display ad with varying dimensions.
Publishers can integrate these NFT ads on their websites/apps to get paid based on impressions or CPA
@danrobinson
@SushiSwap
SushiSwap UX is not bad at all. For users that are farming and liquidity providers, it's arguably more intuitive than Uniswap. Actually use it a bit for long-tail assets, LP, and farm, and you may start preferring it over Uniswap.
I think cyberkongz $banana generation is a primitive we’ll be seeing copied in the next wave of NFT projects.
Getting passive ERC20 yield just for holding an NFT is very enticing. I can easily see projects promising “xxxx% apy for holding this nft”. Gonna be manic.
@DegenSpartan
@SushiSwap
This is pretty innovative. Added to it, imagine “front-end providers” get paid a portion of fee’s if their interface is used(like YFI strategies). This would incentivize design/product/marketing teams to compete with each other while all supporting the same underlying protocol
@Tetranode
@EtherRock
The first part can be done with ERC-988 which allows an ERC-721 to own other ERC-721s directly. Here's an example of a Mooncat with a rock
One of my favorite illustrations on how the tooling/infra built enables new crypto apps.
Consumer/mobile/social/gaming is primed for 2024, and if I were to extend this line into the further future, ZK and restaking will create a lot of new applications.
Credit:
We won the ENS prize at NFTHACK 2022
@ETHGlobal
😆🎉
PhiLand live Demo (No change from when submitted)
To Launch for the public, we are hiring
- Frontend Dev (React, Next.js, typescript)
- Smart Contract Dev (Solidity, Rust)
- Pixel Designer
Please DM.
1/ Some 24-48 hour Uni V3 experiments. Obviously depends on a host of changing factors, but here are some quick and rough observations:
Very Passive Range: ~600-9600 USDC/ETH = ~13-23% APY
Actively Managed Range: ~3300-3700 USDC/ETH = ~170-246% APY (now out of range)
Just discovered you could get one-emoji ENS names if it has a gender assigned to it. If you play with skin tones there are some cool ones left. Just got this:
2019 idea of a Pokemon card NFT auction dapp where the physical cards are redeemable.
2 issues which made me abort:
Physical items are always centralized
Can't stop ppl trading off of the site (lose out on fees and i pay for custody/insurance)
In 2020 are these actual issues?
What this enables is leveraged-long yUSD vaults for higher returns:
Deposit yCRV in yearn vault -> get yUSD -> deposit yUSD in Maker CDP -> mint new Dai -> get yCRV from new Dai -> deposit more yCRV in yearn vault -> get more yUSD. And then you keep going.
The
#15
largest ETH holder:
- is an Ethereum ICO participant
- holds 560k ETH (>$1b)
- has not made a single transaction
Strongest hands ever, or lost keys?
Minted a
@speedtracergame
collectors track today, which lets me customize the track, add images/ads, and collect ETH from Race Result mints. It will be 'track of the day' on Feb 11.
"Speedtracer is a fully onchain, longform generative art project.
Track owners become
collector sale halfway sold out! thank you to our new collectors, been DMing about your tracks but reach out to me if you haven't heard from me. onchain metadata shows when your track is track of the day, so lets use that to schedule whatever customizations i can help with
angelus by
@mathcastles
, the masterpiece nft that anyone can collect if they know the secret (hasn't been discovered yet). brute-forcing it would take ~63 years.
excellent application of zk.
I still don't fully understand Angelus by
@mathcastles
But I can already say it has induced me to learn more about zero knowledge proofs.
And fuck.
This stuff. Is. Mind. Blowing.
I would have NEVER started learning about cryptography on this sort of thing without Angelus.
The OG Ethereum vision was three components:
Ethereum for decentralized Logic
Swarm for decentralized Storage
Whisper for decentralized Messaging (now waku)
Trying to identify winners in the other two categories (storage and messaging) might be worth your time.
fun narratives right now:
>runes on btc incoming (new, better fungible standard)
>underground art scene on solana thriving (littleswagworld, drifella)
>many degen, speculative apps on blast launching
@dgntec
@urbit
the use case (although a long shot) is p2p communication and identities. twitter is currently our middle man. i also have a diff acct on tg/discord/gov forums/etc. in the long term all my contacts, discussions, and even my wallet can all be in the same place / in my urbit OS
@hosseeb
@delitzer
There is no shame in using design patterns that work; we're just used to them in the web 2.0 world (modals, comment boxes, likes, etc)
the social place for crypto has always been changing
2013 era -> bitcointalk
2017 era -> /r/ethereum, /r/ethtrader
2021 era -> twitter, discord, tg
2024+ -> cryptonative/onchain social
An excellent article that covers the different strategies of active Uniswap V3 managers (Charm, Visor, Popsicle, Lixir, Mellow, Aloe, Harvest, Gelato, Sommelier, Steer)
I have translated this article into English.
This article is introducing and comparing Uniswap v3 LP Automated Manager. If you are curious about it, please read on!