Cool project. One interesting thing on verify is that it looks like the BN precompile only supports add and mul. If a MSM precompile was added to BN (as in the proposed BLS EIP) then the cost should grow sub-linearly due to the use of more efficient MSM algorithms under the hood

can be used for privacy (state is encrypted and only available unencrypted inside enclave) or could be used to create a TEE-rollup (like zkRollup but relies on secure hardware instead of SNARKs). given privacy and integrity breaks of SGX needs to be combined with other techniques

$socks party 2.0 at $200k

This is actually still under consideration but has just been on hold while the merge is prioritized. I need to do a PR to revert the 'stagnant' status.

Del Maguey makes one, though it isn't 'creamy'/cloudy looking like those pics. It's a mix of Mezcal and agave syrup so more something to mix with than drink on its own imo.

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congratulations @danielabarbosa!

Agreed it seems like a useful option in a standard. In a few years I'm guessing many NFTs will no longer be retrievable because the host is down. Anyway, this is a cool experiment and maybe the lack of a commitment that makes this possible is a feature and not a bug.

Here is another project with on-chain data: xitter.cf/tbtstl/status/14476512…

This is not entirely true. Some NFTs contain the information required to render the image. E.g @dhof's @blitmap NFTs store the data on-chain that is used to render SVG images. Other projects point to a gateway that hosts content-addressable storage (e.g. IPFS).

If you set the fee too low you can always go into your transactions on metamask and click the 'speed up' button and enter a higher price

Note: If you set the Max Fee too low, your transaction may never get mined. No transaction in last 200 blocks went for <45 gwei. Check sites like ethgasstation.info/tx-pool-v… and etherscan.io/chart/gasprice to see the minimum gas prices that are being mined