Blockchain builder | Promoting permissionless public goods | Problem solver, button pusher
Joined October 2009
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Check out TransferScheduler: a new public-good for scheduling future ERC20 transfers!
✔️ Any #ERC20
✔️ Cancel payments anytime
✔️ Non-sequential nonces
✔️ Full on-chain transparency
✔️ No token locking needed
✔️ Relayer gas compensated in WETH
✔️ Manageable gas price limits
Perfect for automating payroll #payments or DAO disbursements. Check it out and ⭐ on GitHub
Available on @arbitrum @base and @0xPolygon
Contributions welcome!
TradFi banking is not a bar we need be concerned with, but not being able to schedule payments is a hassle. The contract makes life easier, enabling scheduled remittances, DAO disbursements, small business payroll, etc, all onchain.
Example frontend: youtu.be/K4cCaMCihhc
Used the time off to build public-good smart contract for ERC20 Scheduled Transfers. Deployed to Base first cause the low gas makes it worthwhile even when transferring small amounts. Contributions welcome!
@base
github.com/MnrGreg/TransferS…
mnrgreg.github.io/TransferSc…
More importantly, why does Apple not add the ECDSA secp256k1 curve to its secure enclave? This @farcaster_xyz Frames UX shows us where crypto could have been years ago.
xitter.cf/_thegreg/status/171322…
The bigger question is why have Apple not yet added the secp256k1 Koblitz curve to their secure enclave. 1-in-5 Americans have crypto- is that not adoption enough?
Also, i think this @AlexCyon guy needs some retroactive public goods funding for his persistence.
xitter.cf/AlexCyon/status/163646…
