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The G1 curve is simply the normal altbn128 which means Y2=X3+3 having order q=21888242871839275222246405745257275088548364400416034343698204186575808495617 But the specification create an other curve ...
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The code is converted to solidity but why it was implemented this way. function _checkpoint( uint _tokenId, LockedBalance memory old_locked, LockedBalance memory new_locked ...
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I came across a strange response of eth_call. I made a request to Curve pool smart contract calling get_dy(int128,int128,uint256) function: curl your endpoint -X POST -H "Content-Type: ...
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Recently I have been doing an experiment to sign smart contracts with bls12-381, but I can't find any tutorial or code for this, Is there any way to do that? please tell me if you know about it.
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Can anyone help me with a foundry test? I don't know the functions when called from the test are working but for some reason, it's not when I'm importing the contract from the src the test reverting. ...
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Is it possible to determine the number of tokens used in a Curve pool from a contract? Curve pools typically have a constant N_COINS in the contract, but since it's not public, it can't be read. Are ...
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I'm trying to get the price for the swap WETH->DAI by calling get_dy but there is no direct pool in curve. I went to the UI & put in this swap & got this. tricypto: WETH -> USDT -> ...
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I want to do vote escrow. I know that Curve is the most popular implementation. My problem with it is I want to allow multiple positions and a non-linear decay. I'd like to not write from scratch. ...
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I am working on adding liquidity to a curve pool in Foundry in order to test the curve pool oracle in my project, however, I'm getting some difficulty in adding liquidity to a curve pool. I believe ...
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I've been providing LP on Curve's stETH/ETH pool for some time now, but I'm finding the trading fee rewards to be somewhat disappointing. This led me to wonder about the long-term sustainability of ...
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I am studying the Voting Escrow contract and im looking to incorporate it in a project im building. In the _checkpoint function , there is this for loop: t_i: uint256 = (last_checkpoint / WEEK) * ...
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Trying to express y=2^x where x is a negative number. As Solidity does not support negative powers, is there another way to express this? Thanks for any tips! We are trying to create a decay formula
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Curve Voting Escrow has gradually become the de facto approach for DeFi projects of gaining, decaying and consuming voting power through the functions on their smart contract. The original contract ...
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I'm trying to create a contract that will programatically exchange tokens on curve.fi but since their whole app is written in vyper I have no idea how. Is there some kind of resource like a github ...
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When adding liquidity to Curve AMM, fees are calculated by the following code _fee: uint256 = self.fee * N_COINS / (4 * (N_COINS - 1)) https://github.com/curvefi/curve-contract/blob/...
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