WWardenSwapOverview of WardenSwap: WardenSwap is the real-time best rate DEXes aggregator using AI Power to deliver the very best swap rates and lowest gas price from all markets in one place on wardenswap.finance 110. WardenSwap is proposing the idea of a sustainable ecosystem alongside the pillar of creating a strong community. WardenSwap launched MetaWarden, a NFT project which is aimed to boost the circular economy and community around the WardenSwap ecosystem. Furthermore, with 3 types of SDK for…1 update
GGYSRProject description: GYSR is a zero code launchpad for liquidity mining, NFT staking, governance rewards, token distribution, and much more. It makes incentives easier, more accessible, and safer for both the creator and the investor. The platform is decentralized, fully on-chain, configurable, and compatible with any ERC-20 or ERC-721 tokens1 update
0Z0x (Zeroex)Background Functioning as a credibly neutral public good, 0x Protocol is the open-source, global backbone for decentralized exchange. Developers use 0x to add flexible, multichain exchange functionality into their applications and to create new markets for tokenized assets, including DeFi tokens and NFTs. 0x offers secure, audited smart contracts, a professional-grade API, and a comprehensive set of developer tools and documentation. The 0x mission is to create a tokenized world where all…1 update
SESuperchain ENS ResolverProject Details What are you going to build?: ENS Superchain Resolver Contract on L1 - Users will set this contract as their ENS resolver. The contract implements CCIP read and queries a gateway server which in turn looks up the records from smart contracts deployed on OP chains. CCIP Gateway Server - When queried by a CCIP enabled client (i.e ethers), the gateway is responsible for querying ENS records & generating storage proofs from smart contracts deployed on OP chains. The records and…1 update
SSoldeerProject Details What are you going to build?: Soldeer is a dependency manager built specifically for smart contracts. Currently, smart contract development relies on github or npmjs to manage the smart contract dependencies which is quite wrong from an ecosystem point of view. Both npmjs or github can contain files that are not needed or that can be malicious for your project. The main development tools used for smart contract development: Foundry and Hardhat use git submodules or npmjs as…1 update