engineer @sunnyside_io | @DecipherGlobal | ko @organ_mo
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I lost $2,786 to bad pricing and MEV — CATASTROPHICALLY REKT ☠️
Check how rekt you are at rekt.baibai.cx/r/89899515cc and get points
You can easily test this on gasworks(.)tools!
Heads-up for anyone maintaining L1 contracts:
→ The Glamsterdam upgrade will include gas repricings (EIP-8037, EIP-8038) that shift state creation and access costs.
→ Most contracts are unaffected, but a small set may break or degrade without updates. Affected contracts rely on assumptions the new schedule changes, such as hardcoded gas values.
Full context in the overview: blog.ethereum.org/2026/08/24…
And if you wanna check how your tx is affected, go to gasworks(.)tools and paste your mainnet tx hash!
PSA: As glamsterdam becomes closer, EF Protocol teams are keeping an eye on top teams affected by the gas changes (specifically EIP 8037, 8038)!
Huge shoutout to @misilva73 for backtesting with 1M mainnet blocks and finding which teams will be impacted!
Happy Birthday Ethereum!
Locked my cute wassie in the pixels, wdyt @ttyl5h
You can mint it via the following URL: networked.art/11x11?via=0x4b…
Happy Birthday Ethereum, click the link to join the party.
You get 11x11 pixels and 11 colors to make something fully onchain.
Then you share your link.
Everyone who draws through your link connects to yours. Everyone who draws through theirs connects to them.
By tomorrow the canvas will combine everybody’s work and present a picture of how Ethereum is formed, the way it always has been; from person to person, and from block to block.
The canvas is open for 24 hours, and it keeps growing the whole time.
When it closes, your square sits next to your friends’ for as long as Ethereum runs for forever.
Long live the world computer.
Start drawing now, mint opens in 1 hour at networked.art/11x11
> @HoudiniSwap claiming '100% self-custodial' for their private swap feature 🤔
> Started testing with my own wallet
> Self-transfered 0.02 ETH via Houdini frontend
> They requested it to deposit to an EOA (0x8983be...)
> I don't have its private key, clearly self-custody breaks here
> The 0.02 ETH is transferred to another address (0x6e7c57...), which seems to be CEX
Conclusion: Mixing via CEX, and ofc I have no control on the asset on the route
Even their docs say they use 'non-custodial exchanges', while their own diagram counters it right below
docs.houdiniswap.com/overvie…
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Made a simple @Dune dashboard around this. Fee scalar had been increased up to 1,280x from Apr 1st to Apr 8th, and went down to normal level today.
dune.com/organmo/scroll-fee-…
And it seems that EtherFi has almost finished the migration, mostly done around Apr 8th. What a coincidence.
What made me shocked is, @EtherFi paid @Scroll_ZKP less than 7 ETH for migration cost, due to increased fee scalar.
I can't understand their intention; did @Scroll_ZKP really increase fee scalar 'only to maximally extract a leaving project'? To earn 7 ETH, disturbing whole chain's UX? What a joke?
Really curious about your intention @Scroll_ZKP @razacodes @Sandypeng
It appears @Scroll_ZKP transaction costs jumped massively as @Ether_Fi began their migration to Optimism. Total txn fees from EtherFi based products used to total $250 daily and have since jumped to roughly $16k a day
Scroll's single sequencer began reporting inflated L1 gas prices to the L2 oracle contract with values significantly higher than actual Ethereum L1 conditions at around ~09:00 UTC on March 31st
Is this the first example of a single sequencer being manipulated in what appears to be a potentially malicious manner?
Beating @danrobinson and @bqbrady is hard...
Excited to share a new mechanism design challenge from me and @danrobinson
Can you build the best AMM fee strategy that thrives in a dynamic trading environment?
Give it a shot and submit at the link below
ammchallenge.com/
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Now 4 of top 5 exchanges use OP Stack L2
All Roads to OP Stack
One of the world’s largest exchanges, @okx, has migrated @XLayerOfficial to the OP Stack, adopting a modular, high-performance framework to operate its own independent L2.
Built for security, throughput, resilience, and consistent uptime, the OP Stack powers ~70% of all Ethereum L2 activity and is openly available for anyone to build with.
