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.@foundation's NFT contracts have an exploit that allows foundation's team to destroy almost all NFTs minted on their platform.
Here's a thread explaining the exploit👇
Foundation's collection contracts make use of a forwarder proxy pattern to save gas on deployments, which means that all collections call a single contract to use it's code
Normally this shouldn't be a problem, however in foundation's case this contract can be selfdestructed
This is because foundation's collections have a feature that allows the creator to destroy them in case they have 0 NFTs
This is meant for collections but it also applies to the implementation contract, meaning that it's creator can destroy it if it has no NFTs
The person who controls both defillama’s twitter and domain has decided to launch a token despite everybody in the team not wanting it.
That is why we (the DefiLlama team who have built the site you all know and love for the past three years) have decided to fork Defillama and start fresh on llama.fi and @llamadotfi
DO NOT TRUST ANY COMMUNICATION OR TOKEN FROM @Defillama or Defillama .com
The contract uses chainlink price feeds, but if those fail due to society's collapse caused by hiperinflation, or if there's a bug in the code, both participants can pull their funds 10 days after the 90d deadline
Contract is immutable
@balajis to take the other side of the bet you have to:
We've released LlamaZip, a UniswapV3 router specially optimized for Optimism, achieving huge gas reductions vs every other aggregator (in screenshot, 7.8x cheaper than 1inch).
DEX aggregators deploy the same contracts across all chains, and these contracts are optimized against the gas costs of ethereum, bsc, avax, polygon... where storage is expensive and calldata cheap
But on Optimism, costs change: calldata is expensive but computation is cheap
So when aggregators deploy their Ethereum contracts on Optimism, these are optimized targeting Ethereum's gas, not Optimism's.
That's why we built LlamaZip, a router that compresses calldata as much as possible, optimizing it specifically for Optimism.
84.4% of all supply is on Ethereum where it's directly issued by Circle, rest is mainly bridged to bsc (0.88bn), polygon (0.847bn) and arbitrum (0.762bn)
USDC on tron (1.12bn) and solana (0.92bn) is directly issued by Circle