Alan @ltsCuzzo

⛳ Gas Golfer ✍🏼 Software Engineer medium.com/@ItsCuzzo My Articles → Joined September 2021

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Sterling Crispin 🕊️ @sterlingcrispin

a month ago

Low liquidity coins on automated market makers with exponential price curves are shitcoins. You can call them Creator Coins, Culture Tokens, Internet Capital Markets, Music Tokens, AI Tokens, or Memecoins, but it won't change the toxic fundamentals. It's a zero sum PvP game of…

Coop 💿 @Cooopahtroopa

a month ago

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

2 months ago

Need another PnL update from @nayibbukele

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tanishk.eth @0xtanishk

2 months ago

Never embed "product concepts" into code, specially smart contracts. If it's an escrow call it an escrow. If it's an oracle, call it an oracle. Call it whatever you want when marketing it externally, but introducing marketing terms inside code is just horrible devX

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Paul Razvan Berg @PaulRBerg

2 months ago

I gave a talk at ETHCluj on Total Obtainable Value (TOV)—arguing it is a far better metric than TVL. If you're from DeFiLlama or any other TVL tracker, consider switching to TOV. 🙏 Link to the full slides in the reply 👇

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

2 months ago

Can anyone recommend me some Arkham Intel alternatives?

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

2 months ago

Many a question.

philogy @real_philogy

2 months ago

Many a question.

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

2 months ago

Im so lucky i managed to win a Core Hero and get out when I did. Holy fuck this guy did literally everything but actually bring value to holders.

StarPlatinum @StarPlatinumSOL

2 months ago

Im so lucky i managed to win a Core Hero and get out when I did. Holy fuck this guy did literally everything but actually bring value to holders.

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

3 months ago

I occasionally think about how this guy had some of the worst takes I’ve ever seen on this app.

Stephen Diehl @smdiehl

2 years ago

I occasionally think about how this guy had some of the worst takes I’ve ever seen on this app.

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

3 months ago

I’ve seen some insane shit on the TL this week, but this has to take the cake. Mind you, same dude who said “0.1B is not a lot of money”. 😭😭

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

3 months ago

It’s true, some of the largest gains I made during my peak Solidity learning era was trawling Solady and the Solidity documentation. Master this, master the EVM.

Zaryab @zaryab_eth

4 months ago

It’s true, some of the largest gains I made during my peak Solidity learning era was trawling Solady and the Solidity documentation. Master this, master the EVM.

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

4 months ago

Checking out @aztecnetwork has been on my todo list for too long.

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Zellic @zellic_io

4 months ago

We retrieved every contract on Ethereum. Along the way, we found the exact date when 16,000 unique contracts were deployed (the most in one day), the EOA with the most deployed contracts (2.9M), and much more. This is how we did it.🧵 (Spoiler: It’s 69,788,231 contracts!)

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Alan @ltsCuzzo

4 months ago

No tooling is even in the same discussion as Foundry. If you’re STILL not using Foundry, you’re hindering your output rate as an EVM dev tbh.

Georgios Konstantopoulos @gakonst

4 months ago

No tooling is even in the same discussion as Foundry. If you’re STILL not using Foundry, you’re hindering your output rate as an EVM dev tbh.

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zerosnacks.eth @zerosnacks

5 months ago

EIP-7907 will bump the contract size limit to 256KB! 🎉 eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7907

Christine D. Kim @christine_dkim

5 months ago

EIP-7907 will bump the contract size limit to 256KB! 🎉 eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7907

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Jeffrey Scholz @Jeyffre

5 months ago

Both auditors and devs are still sleeping on Rust despite a lot of us shouting that you should learn it. Our recruitment company (RareTalent) makes easy money off of placing Rust developers/auditors because the supply to demand is absurdly skewed. Seriously, get cracked at Rust…