1: Getting suspended from my @link_hound account for no apparent reason has cemented my view that the #Chainlink community, more than ever needs to unite, show resilience and wherever possible share resources
With that in mind here are a few points to consider when researching CL
2: #Ethereum is far from being mysterious and opaque, it is transparent and open, you just need to know where to look.
Your first stop should be Etherscan.io@etherscan
Etherscan is your best friend, familiarize yourself with the basics. It won't bite.
Next stop.....
Aug 9, 2020 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
1: Seriously, why is no one talking about AccessControlledAggregator contracts (ACA)
Bear with me on this one
25 Jun #Chainlink creates 30 ACA’s (ACA#1)
6 Aug #Chainlink creates 39 more ACA’s (ACA#2)
Remember these are in addition to the regular Aggregator contracts
Cont…
2: Let that sink in, we have a bunch of regular Aggregator contracts working away and now we also have 2 almost identical sets of ACA contracts running jobs.
Now, why would #Chainlink do this I wonder?
1: Let me tell you a little story
A #ChainLink Dev wallet sends 20 to Wallet #1
Wallet #1 creates MultiSigWalletWithDailyLimit
Wallet #1 sends 10 to recently created Wallet #2
Wallet #2 creates 3 new Aggregator contracts
Agg#1
Agg#2
Agg#3
All within a few hours
Fishy?
2: Chainlink dev wallet 0x27158157136384c713bC09A0a7Ae81C8391d7f11
FluxAggregator?
A new #ChainLink contract type with really interesting characteristics!
This contract interacts with WALLET addresses. It does not appear to interact directly with nodes. THIS IS SOMETHING NEW
Address 0x279D37D542D078824791a923BDE140FA94274697
Created 26 May 20
Funded by known #ChainLink wallet (2000 )
The contract is currently unverified
The contract interacts with a max of 7 wallets. (Ring any bells?)
There is no visible payment or transfer
