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Publications
- 👉 https://docs.envio.dev/docs/hypersync 👈
- Delighted to announce that HyperIndex is now fully supported on #Polygon! 🟣⚡
#Developers building on Polygon can now sync millions of events in just minutes, a whopping 100x faster than JSON-RPC. Elevate your next-gen #web3 app with a frictionless UX.
Check it out at https://envio.dev. 🚀
cc @lens/polygon_daily 💜
- **Exciting announcement: Envio's HyperIndex is now fully supported on Arbitrum!** 💙**⚡️**🧡
**Developers can now sync millions of events in minutes, 100x times faster than JSON-RPC! Take your shipping to the next level and build your next-gen #web3 app with seamless UX using Envio.**
**https://portal.arbitrum.io/?project=envio**
- #ETHLND 🇬🇧 roll call!
Envio #bounties with #prizes of up to $5.3k.
Build Bigger. Ship Faster. 🚢
Apply to hack with Envio & Encode Club here:
👉 https://encode.club/eth-london
- Ahoy Buidlers! 🏗️ 🧱
Our 3rd bounty is live! 🚀
Migrate @aavee.lens V3 subgraph using Envio.
$1000 USDC up for grabs. 🤑
Hop in our Discord and check out this thread to claim the bounty:
👉 https://x.com/envio_indexer/status/1704136858874052974?s=20
- 🧵1/11: **How to set up Envio.**
Ready to supercharge your project with Envio? 👀
It's easy peasy lemon squeezy! 🍋
Simply follow the steps below and start indexing data like a pro.
Hey, that rhymes! 😉
2/11: P**rerequisites:**
Be sure to follow the prerequisite steps below before installing Envio:
Visit the Envio docs and install the prerequisite packages required for Envio:
Node.jspnpmDocker Desktop (Required specifically to run the Envio indexer locally).
https://docs.envio.dev/docs/installation
3/11: **Installation:**
After you have installed the prerequisite packages you can install Envio by running the command "npm i -g envio" in your terminal.
For a list of available CLI commands use the command: “envio --help”.
4/11: **Initialise your indexer:**
`cd` into the folder of your choice and run.
Run the following command "envio init" to initialize your indexer. When prompted, give your indexer a name and choose the project directory (default is the current directory).
5/11: Open your terminal and navigate to the directory where you want to set up your Envio project.
Select to start from a template, choose "Template" when prompted.
6/11: Choose a template from the available options, e.g., "Blank," "Greeter," or "Erc20."Select a language from Javascript, Typescript, or Rescript to write the event handlers file.
7/11: Configure your project:
Customize the config & schema files according to your project needs. This step can be skipped if you want to use the template as-is.
How to specify the config file:
https://docs.envio.dev/docs/configuration-file
How to specify the schema file:
https://docs.envio.dev/docs/schema
8/11: **Write event handlers:**
Once your config & schema files are set up, you can generate functions for your event handlers using the command "envio codegen".
With the indexing files generated, you're ready to write event handlers for your project.
https://docs.envio.dev/docs/event-handlers
9/11: **Run the Indexer Locally:**
Before running the Envio CLI command locally, ensure Docker is running on your system.
Run the indexer locally, using the command "envio dev".
Hasura will open, allowing you to view the indexed data. The admin-secret for local Hasura is "testing."
10/11: **Stopping the Indexer:**
To delete the Docker images used for the local development environment and stop the indexer, run the command "envio stop".
Nice job fren! You've successfully set up Envio for your project. Happy indexing!
11/11: Ship with us.
If you're a blockchain dev looking to enhance your dev process and unlock the true potential of
#Web3 infrastructure, look no further. Join our growing community of elite shippers, and propel your project to the next level. 💪
http://discord.gg/gt7yEUZKeB
- firing on all cylinders 🚀
- 🧵1/7: Exciting news, buidlers! 🚢
We're thrilled to announce the launch of the Envio Bounty Program! Get ready to earn some rewards while showcasing your developer skills. 🌟 These bounties are focused on the creation of exciting use cases and templates.💡
Read on for more info.👇
2/7: How to claim your bounty? 👀
1️⃣ Join the official Envio Discord: https://discord.com/invite/gt7yEUZKeB
2️⃣ Express your interest in a bounty in the #bounties💰 channel.
3️⃣ Our team will create a private chat with you for all bounty-related discussions.
3/7: Bounties will be posted in the #bounties💰 channel as threads in our discord. To avoid duplicate efforts, each bounty is assigned to one individual at a time.
4/7: You'll have two weeks to complete the bounty, but we're flexible with deadlines. If you find a better approach during development, let us know! The reward can be adjusted to match new tasks.
5/7: How to submit your bounty? 👀
👉 Submit a pull request to the Envio bounties Github repo:
https://github.com/Float-Capital/envio-grant-program/tree/main/bounties
6/7: The team will review your pull request and may request changes if needed. Once approved, the bounty will be marked as complete in the #bounties💰 channel, and your reward will be on its way! 💸
7/7: Don't see anything that sparks your interest? We love creative thinkers! Share your unique ideas with us, and we might just create a new bounty for you!
Let the best builders win! 👷♀️👷♂️
- **How using an indexer can benefit your smart contract and dApp design.**
🧵1/10: Blockchains are optimized for writing data in a serialized and immutable way. However, there are challenges when it comes to reading your smart contract data effectively. Let's dive into how using an indexer (like Envio) can help optimize your dApp and smart contract design.
2/10: Without the ability to read data from the blockchain, creating decentralized applications would be impossible. Luckily, smart contract engineers have the ability to emit events from their smart contracts.
3/10: An event is emitted when a blockchain transaction occurs and can contain any data of the smart contract during the transaction. They are very useful for querying real-time data and specific states at a specific time.
4/10: Also, for all you smart contract gas-optimizers out there: *using events to distribute data is more cost effective than storing it with dedicated smart contract storage.*
5/10: Not to mention, relying on smart contracts as the source of your data will require the need for contract function calls via RPC. This can potentially slow down your dApp and may require complicated processing on your frontend.
6/10: This is where the power of an indexer coupled with good event design comes into play! An indexer not only does all the heavy lifting for you with querying the blockchain but also allows you to do data aggregation and mutations on all your events in the background!
7/10: Let’s look at a simple example of an NFT (ERC721) smart contract factory and the potential data we could extract from one or two events. The transfer event for the ERC721 contract simply emits the address of the sender and receiver as well as the token Identifier:
(source: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts/2.x/api/token/erc721)
8/10: With just the above event and one other event when the contract is deployed, we can aggregate all the data for our NFT factory! Using Envio, we can create entities (see: https://docs.envio.dev/docs/schema), which are data types that your dApp can query with GraphQL. With one query we can get all the below data for all users!
9/10: Your entity schema can be tailored to the requirements of your dApp and contain fields that are updated when events are emitted via our event handlers! There is no need to make contract calls and aggregate data on your frontend! Envio has the power to do all of this, multichain!
10/10: This is just a simple example that highlights the power and efficiency of using an indexer with your dApp. More complicated projects can benefit even more from power like this to optimize your user experience as well as your smart contracts!
- If you're a blockchain dev, regardless your experience, there's something for YOU!
Apply to the Envio grants program 🚀
- If you're a blockchain dev and have some time on your hands , there's an awesome challenge to build cool use cases with Envio. Rewards included 😎
- Ahoy Builders! 👷♀️ 👷♂️
Join us, the @linea.lens & Sentio on Monday the 28th 2PM UTC for an epic community call.
Find more deets below.👇
https://twitter.com/LineaBuild/status/1694719634514346421
- 1/8: 🧵 Blockchains excel at decentralizing data and continue to revolutionize traditional systems of trust and record-keeping, but data retrieval is often inefficient and majorly time-consuming for developers hampering the overall development experience.
2/8: Smart contract engineers aim to prioritize developing lean and efficient contracts to save their users on exorbitant gas costs. They tend to avoid storing extra data, if non-essential, for contract ops. Making it challenging to query valuable data for user applications…
3/8: Querying rich, valuable data from a blockchain node isn't a walk in the park either. Limited RPC methods varying across node implementations can make data retrieval a challenge on its own.
RPC calls are not suitable backend substitutes for complex dApps, and the retrievable data requires parsing, the process of analyzing a hash.
4/8: When developing smart contracts, keep in mind that they should always function as usable applications. Making rich and real-time blockchain data accessible that is queryable in a fast, reliable, and rich manner is key when building intricate frontends for your dApps.
5/8: This is where the importance of indexing solutions plays a vital role. Indexing allows developers to sift through blockchain data, tidy it up, and store it in a useful intermediary format that is easily accessible. Applications can then use this format for potent queries on indexed data, ensuring scalability and production readiness.
6/8: Indexing lag is another common concern for developers. Building on data that lags minutes behind transactions can be quite administrative and costly for production-level applications. Not to mention the headache of maintaining multi-chain dApps as running separate indexers for each chain is often required, complicating the data setup.
7/8: Here's where Envio shines. With defined chains, contracts, and events, we generate type-safe code that mitigates runtime bugs and allows deterministic data indexing across EVM-compatible chains. Drawing from our indexing experience, Envio is optimized for the best developer experience and indexing process. Say goodbye to slow indexing speeds, latency, and ordering – Envios got your back(end)!
8/8: Ship with us. If you're a blockchain dev looking to enhance your development process and unlock the true potential of #Web3 infrastructure, look no further.
Join our growing community of elite shippers, and propel your project to the next level.
https://discord.com/invite/gt7yEUZKeB
- If you have the mildest experience dealing with subgraphs / indexers, then this one's for you fren.
Help us to help you (with red carpet level support 💅)
- Blockchains are optimized for writes, not reads.
- "Indexers are complicated..."
Well yes and no. Have you tried building and maintaining a custom backend? Are you confident it serves your business requirements? Is it taking time away from other priorities?
Here's to more dev-friendly indexers 🥂
- From the team that brought you @float.lens.
Follow @envio.lens for more deet’s.
- 1/8: hello world
The Envio Greeter Tutorial is live on @polygon0x.lens!
Index a simple Greeter smart contract, and instantaneously query your greeting message using @envio.lens.
https://docs.envio.dev/docs/greeter-tutorial…
Read on to ship fast, and ship bigger!👇
2/8: A Greeter contract is a smart contract that allows users to write a greeting message on the #blockchain. It’s like the on-chain equivalent of a “#gm” Discord channel!
Let's assume the Greeter contract has received 100 greetings over a period of one year, which are stored as transaction records on the blockchain.
3/8: In theory, this dataset (i.e. all of the 100 greetings) should be easily retrievable, but in practice, it’s way more challenging. It currently takes 2-3 seconds for a new block to be added to the @polygon0x.lens chain, so #data stored on the blockchain tends to be “scattered” across a sequence of blocks.
4/8: Communicating with blockchain #RPC endpoints to get the history of all greetings can be extremely slow, and adds additional logic to your dApp.
Now, imagine trying to perform more advanced queries on larger datasets like @uniswap.lens V3, including aggregations (SUM, AVG, etc).
5/8: You can read more on existing methods and their technical challenges here:
https://docs.envio.dev/blog/methods-to-query-blockchain-data-and-their-trade-offs…
The good news is, that’s why Envio exists!!
6/8: Envio offers ways to store and query data that would otherwise be difficult or near impossible to perform directly from the blockchain.
Our new Envio Greeter tutorial takes you through a step-by-step guide to #indexing a Greeter smart contract deployed on @polygon0x.lens.
7/8: The required files for the #indexer (config.yaml, schema.graphql, and event handler files) are all pre-configured for you to start indexing data immediately!
Once your indexer is running, navigate to the Greeter contract on Polygon Scan and set a new greeting by connecting your wallet and calling the setGreeting function. Envio will index the greeting in real time, and the data will be instantly queryable via a GraphQL #API.
8/8: Envio makes the process of querying, filtering, and aggregating data on #EVM-compatible blockchains simple and fast. Its powerful indexing has type-safety for enhanced reliability, and purpose-built error handling for effective troubleshooting.
Envio helps developers speed up the #dApp development lifecycle and create brilliant dApps.
https://envio.dev
- 🧵 **Challenges of Data Availability on the Blockchain & the Need for a Powerful Indexing Solution.**
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1/12: #Blockchain continues to revolutionize borderless, permissionless, cryptographically secure auditable transactions, Blue-chip protocols like @uniswap.lens v3, @aaveaave.lens, @lensprotocol #Web3 and more flourished.
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2/12: But all of these protocols share one thing in common. They are all powered by a blockchain ETL (extract, transform, and load) solution, whether in-house or third-party developed.
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3/12: Each of these protocols navigated stormy seas of getting on-chain data presentable in their front-ends, some more than others, depending on the project’s needs (e.g. high throughput, data freshness, etc.)
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4/12: Data availability on the blockchain can present major challenges that are mostly to the detriment of the end-user experience. Without solving for read-scalability, blockchain data remains public in theory, but inaccessible in practice.
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5/12: Blockchains are optimised for writes, not reads, making data retrieval daunting. Developers need to ship fast and build better #dApps in the competitive landscape, and the need for rapid access to relevant data is paramount.
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6/12: Customizability is another challenge faced by #developers. Each project has unique data and requires specific insights from blockchain #data. The natural incline is to build an in-house custom indexing solution, reducing overall time-to-market, among other challenges.
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7/12: Scalability is another hurdle. As blockchain networks grow, and dApps go multi-chain, the overhead of increased data management and maintenance of increasing amounts of #subgraphs and databases can hinder development and result in unprecedented IT costs.
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8/12: Latency results in delayed information and can result in end-user frustration and loss of trust. Ever made a trade in a #DeFi dApp, and your portfolio is empty? You'd probably considered pulling out your funds. For Gaming protocols, UI responsiveness is even more imperative.
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9/12: Reliability. Slow syncs and delayed subgraphs cause headaches. A quick solution is to migrate subgraphs to a hosted service with more computing power. In some cases, this solves the problem but doesn’t solve the root cause. It’s like a fresh paint job on a rusty bonnet.
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10/12: As blockchain #technology continues to evolve, addressing these challenges becomes vital to unlock the full potential of Blockchain data. The cry for efficient, customizable, and reliable #Web3 infrastructure that can serve application-specific needs is clear.
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11/12: Blockchain #Indexers like @envio.lens, solve the heavy lifting, abstract the complexities away from developers, and allow dApps to provide the most responsive user-friendly experience to their end-users.
https://envio.dev/
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12/12: Ship with us. If you're a blockchain developer looking to enhance your development process and unlock the true potential of #Web3 infrastructure, look no further.
Join our community of elite shippers, and propel your project to the next level.
https://discord.gg/gt7yEUZKeB
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- Ready to build bigger and ship faster?
We're looking for #blockchain #developers with BDE (#BigDevEnergy) to give early access to Envio, battle-test our indexer, contribute, and give us feedback.
Be some of the first to experience the best performance and a next-level developer experience when building your ultimate #Web3 dApp.
Simply visit the link to the Google form below, fill in the required fields and we’ll get back to you! 👉https://forms.gle/Ftfbu8LqK9s2gVVL9
- *"Using an indexer is complicated"*
- Firstly, Envio tries to solve this problem with it's dev friendliness.
- Secondly and more importantly, using an indexer opens up a myriad of data availability opportunities and benefits that are otherwise (using native JSON-RPC requests) difficult to breath, slow to retrieve, or impossible to achieve.
Make your DApp lean, make your DApp mean!
Build brilliant dApps. Build with Envio.
- #BigDevEnergy
- ...where the energy has been going into lately. Please give a follow 💫
- Bitcoin Pizza day:
On this day 13 years ago 2 Pizzas were bought with 10,000 BTC ($41 at the time).
Today those Pizzas would cost $273,099,067 👀😅
Quick math: that’s a 666 Million % increase 🪂
With a fixed supply - the BTC price increase is purely because more people want BTC today than they did in 2013… 🤔
My guess is that in 2033 there are going to be even more people wanting Bitcoin 🫡
Picture: Us celebrating Bitcoin Pizza Day in Cape Town 🍕⚡️ hosted by PizzaDAO X @Phaver and supported by @momint @CVVC and @SovTech
Was an awesome event and super turnout🤩
Onwards and upwards 🚀
- Thanks you for the weekly pizza fix 🫶🏻🍕 @phaver @marsbars
- 100% mother tongue in German, but cannot say one blockchain native term in german.
Denham has put my mind at ease 😂
Volatility Decay =
- Really awesome podcast session with @GRTiQ, had a lot of fun and spoke about some saucy things in the space. 💫
https://www.grtiq.com/podcast/
- Remember, you’re in the prime of your life, fren.
These are mugs the Float team got if you came first in the internal leaderboard of the Arbtic games. Here’s mugs from round 1 and 2. Woo is in the prime of his life, and I apparently do business real good.
Who will be on the Round 3 mug? 👀
- After days of battle, the new Arctic Champions are here. Ranked by testnet PnL, here are the winners of the Arbtic Games:
1st, with 160.84%, @xnova.lens wins 2,250 DAI
2nd, with 93.06%, forrich.eth wins 1,000 DAI
3rd, with 89.94%, 0x50a120029683AC4dc0e0dd36e4634A806fef8Ef3 wins 350 DAI
4th, with 84.46%, @driptile.lens wins 50 DAI
5th with 79.85%, showti.eth wins 50 DAI
6th with 73.52%, iamzaytsev.eth wins 50 DAI
7th with 71.09%, @0_123.lens wins 50 DAI
8th with 53.93%, zksyncairdrop.eth wins 50 DAI
9th with 52.61%, 0x4eF72636664E3348791357588b7d3BF61d29f4DF wins 50 DAI
10th with 52.43%, 0x32a.eth wins 50 DAI
The overall top 10, the DegenScore Beacons top 10, and @pooltogether.lens top 10, will all receive unique NFTs. Plus, everyone who competed will get a participation NFT.
Remember, being a Gladiator is really hard. We always honour our bottom three Gladiators. They will receive 25 DAI each and a special NFT. But remember, the real prize is the frens we made along the way.
Through this round we've been able to generate an incredible amount of data. We owe our Gladiators a huge thanks.
The team is going back into building mode for a little while. We can’t wait to show you what’s coming next.
- Float Arctic is an efficient leveraged product thanks to technology integration services like Gelato web 3 functions and off-chain pull-based Oracle Network like @redstone_oracles.lens .
[Build low latency oracles using Web3 Functions](https://gelato.network/blog/build-low-latency-oracles-using-web3-functions)
Learn how to use Gelato in conjunction with an off-chain pull-based Oracle Network to create modular, customizable, low latency oracles that update more frequently than legacy oracle systems.
- The Arbtic Games are closed.
It’s been an intense few days.
Our Gladiators have gone all out and generated incredibly valuable data for buidling Float Arctic.
The team is doing a final analysis on the trading accounts to validate that everyone followed the rules. The official winners will be announced tomorrow, and prizes will be sent shortly afterwards.
What prizes?
Everyone who interacted with the competition contracts three or more times will get a participation NFT. The top 10 overall Gladiators will received DAI prizes and NFTs. The top 10 users from each community will receive unique NFTs.
The bottom three overall Gladiators will receive an NFT and a smol DAI prize, because statistically it is just as unlikely to come last as it is to come first.
Huge thanks to everyone who pledged, raided and gladiated.
- GM frens.
Only 48 hours remain in the Arbtic Games. Our Gladiators have been working day and night to enter the ranks of the Arctic Champions.
Today's top performing Gladiators are:
🥇 0x4f2, holding a major lead from Friday, +89.53%
🥈 showti.eth, with +79.60%
🥉 0x4eF, a hair behind, with +70.05%
Trading closes 29 March at 11:00 UTC. Still time to trade if you haven't yet.
- Wherever wallet to wallet communication and notification service working wonders. Receiving updates across TG, DS, and email!
Also, Arbtic Gladiators just got @float.lens APSMC greenlist! Mint your Morgans, frens and show your monkey creation on the leaderboard
- ngl, excited for the launch of the Arbtic Games today ❄️🧡
- **The snapshot for Arbtic Pledgooors has been taken.**
Hundreds have pledged. Few will become Arbtic Gladiatooors and compete for eternal glory in the Arbtic Games on Arbitrum Goerli.
Gladiatooors will be announced in Discord soon. Keep your notifications on to receive updates.
The Arbtic Games will commence on March 20, 11:00 UTC.
- Have you pledged yourself to the Arbtic Games yet?
You only have 24 hours left.
On Monday, the games begin, with lightning fast transaction speeds on @ArbitrumGoerli.
Here's a refresher on how the Games work... 🧵👇💙🧡
http://links.float.capital/arbtic-games
[Float | Arctic is coming ❄️ 🚢 on Twitter](https://twitter.com/float_shipping/status/1636323248295100416)
“Have you pledged yourself to the Arbtic Games yet?
You only have 24 hours left.
On Monday, the games begin, with lightning fast transaction speeds on @Arbitrum Goerli.
Here's a refresher on how the Games work... 🧵👇💙🧡
https://t.co/YN1UbM7hjG”
- gm on-chain frens
- @lifiprotocol.lens ❄️ 💭 🦎
- Float Arctic:
Leveraged tokens of popular crypto assets ✅
Fully on-chain ✅
Constant price exposure ✅
Variable leverage tiers ✅
One-click UX for minting & shifting ✅
No liquidations , no margin maintenance ✅
New for Round 3:
Takes place on Arbitrum Goerli (testnet, no loss, real prizes) ✅
20x faster transaction ✅
Stop Loss & Limit Orders ✅
Community Leaderboards (degenscore, lens, pooly, A.P. Morgans)✅
Price Graphs 👀
[Float Capital | Trading Competition Application](http://links.float.capital/ag-pledge-t)
Trading Competition Application | Float is a peer-to-peer asset protocol, that provides leveraged returns without over-collaterization or liquidations.
- Love the Aave logo in the t-shirt 👻
- Poolys assemble!
A no loss testnet trading competition is coming up with tons of prizes 🌊🏆
Get in there @pooltogether.lens & @pooly.lens fam:
https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x012ba5-0x0122
- We heard you like No Loss?
Join us for the Arbtic Games! A testnet trading competition on Arbitrum Goerli hosted by @float ❄️ 🚢
The first 200 Lens Frens to collect this post, and successfully pledge will receive guaranteed access.
1️⃣ Collect this post
2️⃣ Pledge here: https://links.float.capital/ag-pledge-t
3️⃣ Wait for the games to begin on March 17
Learn more + Terms & Conditions: https://docs.float.capital/docs/arctic-comp-rules/
[Float Capital | Trading Competition Application](https://links.float.capital/ag-pledge-t)
Trading Competition Application | Float is a peer-to-peer asset protocol, that provides leveraged returns without over-collaterization or liquidations.
- 📣 Attention swimmers! 📣
We heard you like No Loss?
Join us for the **Arbtic Games**! A testnet trading competition on Arbitrum Goerli hosted by @float.lens ❄️ 🚢
The first 200 Lens Frens to collect this post, and successfully pledge will receive guaranteed access.
1️⃣ Collect this post
2️⃣ Pledge here: https://links.float.capital/ag-pledge-t
3️⃣ Wait for the games to begin on March 17
Learn more + Terms & Conditions: https://docs.float.capital/docs/arctic-comp-rules/
Poolers will have their very own leaderboard built into the Float UI and compete with communities like @lensprotocol and others 🌊🏆
- Happening now frens: https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1mnGeREzLdAJX?s=20
Hey frens be sure to grab your #OAT for our spaces here.
https://galxe.com/float/campaign/GCKGuUhdv5
[Happening now: Novel DeFi: Unleashing the Potential of Decentralized Finance](https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1mnGeREzLdAJX)
Gelato’s space · 108 listening · Where live audio conversations happen
- From this month, 100% of swaps on MM are Li-Fi, wow!
Dank @lifiprotocol.lens 🦎
https://dune.com/queries/1625282/2704692
- Join @gelato spaces with @redstone_defi on Mar 10th to hear from @float how we're leveraging a combination of redstone's On-demand Oracles with gelato's Web3 Functions to power Float Arctic. 20x faster transactions and automated users actions to improve UX, while still keeping it safe..brrrrrr
https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1mnGeREzLdAJX
- Time for the Arbtic Games. ❄️ 🚢 💙 🧡
Explore Float Arctic in a free testnet competition on @Arbitrum Goerli.
The simplest way to get leverage.
No liquidations. No margins. Perfect exposure.
Pledge thyself now.👇
http://links.float.capital/arbtic-games
[Float Capital | Trading Competition Application](http://links.float.capital/arbtic-games)
Trading Competition Application | Float is a peer-to-peer asset protocol, that provides leveraged returns without over-collaterization or liquidations.
- gm gm Lens fam! Came across ENSIdeas (https://ensideas.com/about). Some giga-chad tech! We've been using it for our Arctic Games leaderboards. Wanted to find out - have you come across similar for Lens handles? 'Lens Frens' Leaderboard.. can neither confirm nor deny 🤡
- LFG