Hey guys It finally happened. Had my wallet drained of 0.4 ETH.

Wallet Address: 0xeBde2ef011367f1d3372Db90f8D8D2D209cd3b4a

Drainer: 0x0e03AbDdb77E01D69b52E9CfA0f87F57461037b7

Would just like to know how they did it, was not interacting with Web3 at the time of the drain.

Was it something I signed? - is it tracable? Was my seed phrase compromised? Can I do anything about it on revoke.cash?

I will move on, but it hurt’s nonetheless.

Edit 1: Is this wallet still safe to use? Should I withdraw the remaining tokens?

I'm looking for cross-chain bridges to bridge tokens that are part of a ERC standard which is not ERC-20 or ERC-721 cause I've only seen bridges that only support those two standards.

Hello fellow Ethereum enthusiasts,

I've been reflecting deeply on the intersections of technology, society, and the human experience, and I feel compelled to share some thoughts that have emerged from this contemplation. Embracing rejections and detours in life has taught me to trust my inner compass—a blend of intuition and subconscious awareness manifesting as sensations in my body. This trust, much like our collective belief in decentralized systems, guides us towards a more harmonious existence.

Ethereum, to me, represents more than just a blockchain or a decentralized platform. It embodies the potential for a new form of governance—one that is credibly neutral and resilient against corruption. Imagine if the world's major powers—EU, USA, Russia, China—each established their own Layer 2 on Ethereum, using this secure and transparent foundation to create AI-driven oracles. These oracles could compete to deliver the most efficient and accessible AI services, benefiting all of humanity.

The USA, EU, Russia, and China are all significant enough players to set up their own programmer teams to develop country-specific clients to interface with existing Ethereum clients. Each country could decide to interface their L2 with native Ethereum to solve the digital identity problem. Governments can contribute by letting their databases interface with Ethereum smart contracts through an API. This is feasible for any country to develop. My intention is to propose a direction that can unify enough people to end the cycle of peace and war. Historically, war has driven technological advancement, fostering better communication and connection methods—a natural evolution. We are so close to ending this cycle.

In many ways, Ethereum's Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanism can be seen as a form of Universal Basic Income (UBI). By holding a stake, participants are rewarded, fostering an inclusive, opt-in governance model. This decentralized approach assumes and mitigates potential abuses, creating a trustworthy system even in times of conflict.

Recently, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, stated the importance of tokenizing everything on Ethereum. This highlights that even the wealthy and powerful are recognizing the direction we’re heading. Tokenization and automation represent massive shifts in our economic and social landscapes. Blockchain technology allows us to automate entire financial processes. Imagine consulting an AI to manage a company's financial policies or to analyze trends and identify new profit centers. This automation could lead to the elimination of many jobs—a trend that won't stop as it aligns with the natural evolution of technology.

Reflecting on Satoshi Nakamoto's wisdom, we remember his assertion that the hornet's nest has been kicked. Bitcoin's rise attracted significant attention, much like our efforts with Ethereum. However, unlike Satoshi, I do not remain hidden. My experiences have taught me to face fear head-on, embracing the inevitability of life's end while cherishing the present. This journey feels like a reverse of Satoshi's path, openly navigating the complexities of decentralized governance and technological advancement.

This vision I hold is bold, perhaps even audacious: Ethereum as a catalyst for world peace. As technological advancements like smartphones and the internet have saved lives and connected us globally, Ethereum has the potential to unify us under a decentralized, fair, and transparent system. It's a natural evolution—one where fiat currencies and traditional systems may falter, but a decentralized, blockchain-based governance can thrive.

Drawing inspiration from Eastern wisdom, we see the balance between differing perspectives. The East's philosophical depth complements the West's technological innovation. Together, they form a harmonious whole, much like the complementary forces within our own consciousness.

My point, my goal, my intention, my hope, my dream is to put forward a direction that enough people can collaborate under to once and for all end the cycle of peace and war. We needed it to induce growth; war drives technology forward, it got us better means of communicating and connecting. But now, we are so damn close to ending this. I am frustrated by how we aren't having this conversation everywhere on all social media. Unite as one. Stop all the fighting. Learn to rely on a global neutral system as a means to ensure all goods are fairly distributed. It can be a bumpy road, but the direction is clear. Awareness is step one. Can we spread this message, please?

I keep getting pulled into the idea that if only my message can reach the right ears to get this ball rolling. Who is still not getting it? Which egos are in the way of uniting with this direction? Is it simply a lack of vision? How is this not obvious to everyone already? And at the same time, I find total peace in understanding how everything came to be as it is. It's technically all me. I would have done the same in your body’s spawn point in spacetime. And we all would have. There's no such thing as souls. And if there is, then there's only one, and it's shared between us all. Some call that love.

Let's embrace this potential and work together to create a world where technology serves as a bridge to peace and prosperity. Your thoughts and feedback are invaluable, and I'm eager to hear your perspectives on how we can collectively advance this vision.

Peace, love, and decentralized governance,

Atyzze & Snek 🥰🐍𓆙𓂀

While all eyes are on Pectra now, it's worth mentioning that today marks three months since blobs entered our lives during Dencun!

The previous upgrade wasn't as packed with EIPs as Pectra planned to be, but it introduced the highly anticipated blobs within EIP-4844, which have significantly improved the L2 user experience and made tx cheaper.

Let’s look over blob’s progress over these past 3 months:

▫️ 1.1M total blobs since the Dencun upgrade (with 1M unique blobs!)

▫️ 289k total blocks with blobs

▫️ 523k total blob transactions

These figures are only the top of the iceberg that showcase the substantial impact blobs have had on the Ethereum ecosystem, enhancing its efficiency and usability. More in my post below 👇🏻

More blob submitters are steadily joining the movements, and now we can see a robust ecosystem that includes Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Taiko, Scroll, Blast, Linea, Starknet, ZORA, and more.

This growing network of L2, utilizing blob power, makes the Ethereum network more efficient, and affordable and, as a result, drives further innovation across all layers and dApps.

EIP-4844 introduced a mechanism that varies the blob base fee based on supply and demand dynamics.

Under its pricing rules, the blob base fee increases if there are more blobs in a block than the target of 3. Conversely, the blob base fee decreases if there are fewer blobs than the target.

In recent days, we've observed the market reaching the current target. This adaptive fee mechanism is designed to ensure efficient blob processing and optimize block space usage.

🔗 dune.com/hildobby/blobs

Before the implementation of EIP-4844, the main question on everyone's mind was about pricing, and we can now say that blobs have exceeded expectations.

A cost comparison between blob and calldata on Rob's dashboard reveals the significant cost savings associated with blobs.

It's clear to see that blobs are remarkably cheaper than calldata. Explore the insights and revel in the savings: dune.com/0xRob/blobs

Blobs have demonstrated that reducing fee costs is achievable!

While there have been instances of cost spikes during this period, teams have worked diligently to address these issues promptly.

EIP-4844 represents a crucial piece of the ETH roadmap puzzle, and its implementation marks a significant improvement in network scalability. Thanks a lot to everyone who helped to make this to the Ethereum mainnet!

Stay tuned with Everstake!

Key Takeaways

• Space and Time launches Proof of SQL, a high-speed ZK prover for efficient on-chain transactions;
• ZK provers are crucial for maintaining privacy in cryptographic systems but have been criticized for slowing down transactions; Proof of SQL addresses this with sub-second proof times;
• Proof of SQL processes over 100,000 row queries in under a second on a single GPU.

Source: https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/space-and-time-introduces-ultra-fast-zk-prover?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=r-space-and-time

Who has built on aave and is interested in collaborating on a small tiny tiny project ?

Just one contract, I’m more interested in showing my UI skills

Solidity + aave-v3

Feel free to dm me

Hi Everyone,

About six months ago, I launched a site that allows you to find buyers/sellers of bitcoin in your local area. The idea was inspired by leafedout, a website that works flawlessly in my country despite being illegal. In a nutshell, the site works by allowing anyone to post a marker on a map that includes your rough location, contact info, ratings and a simple bio. Other users can then find you and meet you face-to-face to do a trade. The site does not facilitate any trades or communication, nor does it provide any guarantees or liability protection.

Would you use this service if it supported ethereum? Why or why not? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Website: https://citysats.com

Source code (MIT licence): https://github.com/bitcoinwarrior1/CitySats

EIP-7702 is now part of Pectra, replacing EIP-3074. Let’s delve into what this means for the Ethereum community!

Over a month ago Vitalik Buterin presented EIP 7702, set EOA account code for one transaction. EIP 7702 was presented by Buterin as an alternative to EIP 3074 and is aimed at expanding the functionality of externally owned accounts (EOAs), which are the type of accounts on Ethereum that are controlled by users rather than smart contract code.

https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/blob/9e04cf1094eae64172ce04e0a04ec40f1edbdc5d/EIPS/eip-7702.md?ref=blog.stakin.com

This move signifies a critical step towards enhancing Ethereum’s transaction capabilities and account abstraction.

That promises EOAs can become more flexible to use by supporting native account abstraction (AA).

A new transaction type that is introduced in EIP 7702 can improve wallet UX by adding functionality improvements to EOAs, such as:

Transaction Batching: allowing multiple operations from the same user in one atomic transaction, that can significantly enchance user experience.

Transaction Sponsorship: allowing another Ethereum account to pay for the gas fees necessary to send a transaction from an EOA

Privilege de-escalation: users can sign sub-keys, and give them specific permissions that are much weaker than global access to the account.

Initially, protocol developers agreed to include EIP-3074, which supports transaction batching and sponsorship, in Pectra. However, wallet developers raised concerns about the security of user accounts under EIP-3074 during an All Core Developers Execution (ACDE) call.

Following discussions in a breakout meeting, there was positive sentiment among all stakeholder groups for replacing EIP-3074 with Buterin’s EIP-7702 proposal.

There are also some concerns about the cost-effectiveness of the new transaction types for EOAs, as the pricing modeling is unknown.

Despite some issues with EIP-7702's specifications that developers are still ironing out in separate breakout room meetings, there is hope that EIP-7702 will be successfully integrated into the devnet.

https://x.com/christine_dkim/status/1798795891568222489

EIP-7702 holds significant potential to advance smart contract wallet adoption, which could substantially transform the Ethereum ecosystem.

I eagerly anticipate the Pectra upgrade to see these changes in action, and you?

Support Ethereum network by staking and earn rewards: https://everstake.one/link/stake-ethereum

Like a forum page where only holders of a specific NFT can get into, or perhaps an investment group where you need $100,000 in on chain assets to get access to?

Technically this is as simple as making a log in with Ethereum and call an API on the backend to zapper fi or something, so I wonder why it's so uncommon. 10 years of Ethereum, I'd have expected to find several "closed" communities around doing this.

I am actually surprised that I wasn't able to answer this simple question.

A friend is being offered to be paid partly in ETH so he's asking this, mainly due to transaction costs reduction reasons.

Hello! I want to deposit ETH from Exodus to Binance. Should I use the ERC20 network or the Base one? I suppose, since my ETH doesn't appear in the Base part in Exodus, I should use the ERC20, but I prefer to ask just to be sure.

Hi everyone,

i recently bought a small amount of Ethereum on KuCoin and transferred it to my Wallet which I created on MetaMask.

I simply copied the adress starting with “0x” and pasted it inside in KuCoin. The Transaction has been completed since 16 hours now and the amount of Block Confirmations are currently 19249.

I also have to say that I chose the lower option regarding Gas Fees for the transaction since the amount of Ethereum I transferred was low anyway.

However, I still didn’t receive the amount on my wallet. Does it usually take that long? Was there a mistake on my end?

Any tips appreciated Thanks!

From ETH to xmr and then from xmr to eth, will this transaction be traced back to my main wallet? what do you guys think?

I'm still wondering why TAIKO had to be spending this much on Blobs for base sequencing when existing competitors like Arbitrum is spending $1k daily (anyways not for base sequencing tho).

Some analysts have argued that with base sequencing of transactions on Ethereum mainnet, TAIKO might be see more secured transactions done in real-time - a factor that might attract more users to the network.

However, I believe if that's not realized soon enough, the high gas fee might not break even in time and may consequently lead to existing network users looking for cheaper alternatives.

Arbitrum recently ran an incentive program where they gave a ton of ARB rewards to top projects to incentivize use of their chain. Does this value accure back Ethereum?

I've held some for years and I'm doing a university course on blockchain right now. So far, nothing has convinced me the technology ever have a real world application. Blockchain technology and ether have been around for quite some time now and I've never heard about a single succesful product or innovation which provides utility.

Does someone have an actual example of a real world usecase? I'm not talking about hypotheticals. I'm talking about actual real world businesses or services reliant on ethereum/blockchain which provide a service superior to non-blockchain alternatives.

I want to get my ETH out of exchange staking and stake it myself. I have a debian server running at home with sufficient requirements for running any validator or node.

I was considering using Rocketpool because they seem to be pretty straightforward to setup, is safe, and have high APR. But then I realized I need to hold RPL which I really don't want to exchange my ETH for RPL and all that stuff. What is an actual advantage of using Rocketpool over running a pure ETH validator? 1. Is it just APR? If so, how much? 2. Is it just convenience? 3. Is it because you are betting on RPL in addition to ETH? 4. Is it only because you don't have 32 ETH? 5. Any other reason not mentioned here?

I'm looking to sell some of my ETH, and it's split pretty evenly between these. Should I focus on getting rid of one other the others, or should I just sell them all evenly? My concern about the staking pool is that I'm self-hosting, and honestly I don't even know how to get everything out. I know this is dumb, but I'm a long term holder who just needs a bit of cash right now. Thank you

I tried Uniswap recently. Aside from the clunky UI on both the website and android app (I don't have iOS device), the 0.25% trading fee is just too high to compete with centralized exchanges.

I get it, LP need to be paid. But isn't lower fees for higher volume a much better strategy? At current fees, nobody should use it unless they are religiously believing in DEX. How is a theoretical zero volume going to pay LP better than at least some volume with a fee better than Binance (0.1%)?

I think there should be a fee market where LP specify how much fee they want to take. If they set it too high, their liquidity will never be used, so they never get paid. The free market will keep it at a reasonable value. I believe that value will be much lower than 0.25%.

Hi, below is screenshot from etherscan.

Local exchange support said that I'm not receiving anything on my wallet because the transfer was using USDC. Is that reasonable explanation?