Closed kamalbuilds closed 9 months ago
Thanks for the hackathon bounty submission, we will check the submission this week.
Hey @a6-dou any updates on this ?
Can you please run the tests again @a6-dou ?
Hey @kamalbuilds , this is part of PolygonDevx hackathon right?
Hey @kamalbuilds , this is part of PolygonDevx hackathon right?
yes @a6-dou it is part of the hackathon , link about the project here https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7866
Hey @kamalbuilds
We accept full track hackathon submission only and not partial one, indeed i will check with the team inetrnally and get back to you.
This is part of India tour right?
Hey @kamalbuilds
We accept full track hackathon submission only and not partial one, indeed i will check with the team inetrnally and get back to you.
This is part of India tour right?
yes @a6-dou , this is for it. I would be really grateful if you could evaluate my project as recently I got drained and this could be a great relief to me.
Thank you , did you check with the team ? This challenge is complete actually this was one of the tracks in the hackathon for the Simulations.
Hey @kamalbuilds
Thanks again for the submission but i checked and we don't accept partial solutions.
Good Luck with next bounties, let me know if you still have any concerns.
Best,
For your reference here's the full bounty problem:
Simulation ($5,000)
Support add more debug node providers factories, at least Alchemy and Tenderly
Security extract slippage AMM calls (uniswap, 1inch,..etc), calculate the min amount and add it to amounts array, note that you can’t rely on the calldata only as someone can use a bundler to bundle multiple transaction (use the simulation internal calls to identify the AMM call, decode it and extract the slippage/minOut)
Innovation Currently, slippage is a significant issue in decentralized finance (DeFi) because each protocol uses a different data format. It is challenging and not scalable to add custom implementations for each protocol, decode the data, and extract the slippage value. To address this problem, a scalable solution is needed that would allow wallets to protect users from miner-extractable value (MEV) attacks targeting transactions with unset slippage (or set to 100%). One potential solution is to create an Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) that standardizes the way slippage is encoded and decoded across all DeFi protocols. This would enable wallets to easily extract the slippage value from any transaction data and alert users if the slippage is unset or set to 100%, providing an additional layer of protection against MEV attacks. Alternative implementations that achieve the same goal are also worth considering.
This PR aims to add Alchemy and Tenderly Simulation Support to Wizard for Debugging Purpose.
With Alchemy suppport users can debug transactions on Eth Network while Tenderly opens up the support to 31+ chains.
Check here -https://docs.tenderly.co/supported-networks-and-languages