Renaming eth2, Rari Fuse on Arbitrum and more - The Daily Gwei Refuel #300 - Ethereum Updates

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hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the delegate refuel where recap the latest news in the ethereum ecosystem i'm your host anthony sosano and it's the 25th of january 2022 all right everyone let's get into it so a great tweet from a swag to miss here today where he basically tweeted out i'm definitely not the only one who thinks 2k 8 is cheap six months from now eth goes deflationary while virtually all adoption metrics go up only mainnet l2s d5 tvl nft volumes up and to the right this isn't 2017 when we were unsure about this whole crypto experiment this is sparta and then he continues with jk this is a different time just take a look around and you'll see everybody building cool [ __ ] we'll be fine we are gonna make it now you know you guys know i basically preach this to you guys all

the time that really how different this this time around is to back you know 2017 2018 and even 2019 to an extent um you know i'm sure you've heard all the stories uh from a lot of the ogs who basically say that this time around there's just like a night and day difference like we have all these applications happening we have all these people building on it we have all this money investing it's not kind of like a question of will crypto succeed or if it will succeed it's kind of like when is it going to succeed and everyone's kind of like convinced that crypto is the future that ethereum is the future and that we're all going to basically be uh essentially kind of using this in our everyday lives going forward especially over the next kind of like decade as this adoption cycle

continues so from that point of view i mean looking at the price of eight is irrelevant in the short to medium term long term the price of eight should reflect the value of the ethereum network should reflect the utility of the ethereum network and should reflect the amount of people adopting it over time that's that's actually held true since ethereum's kind of genesis event the more people using it more people getting value out of the network the higher the price of eth goes like over the longer term of course now short to medium term it's anyone's guess what happens you know i know we had like a little bit of a bounce over the last 24 hours but i'm not writing home about anything until we kind of like get back into a more bullish momentum but at the same time i'm not really in a rush to

get back there to be honest like i don't think it should be rushed because every time we rush to get back it we just kind of like um come back down i mean i think what ended up happening after the may crash is that we rushed to get back to all-time high we went to a new all-time high of 4900 and then we never really came down because it was just too quick i don't think we were able to build a base long enough i think it takes longer than what we what we kind of did even though i i remain like incredibly bullish after the may dump still and i'm still obviously bullish now but i was i was more short-term bullish then for whatever reason but but now i'm not as kind of like short to medium-term bullish i think that the markets need to

kind of cool down a bit especially outside of the ethereum ecosystem so many scams so much kind of like crap pumping so many things becoming like stupidly overvalued for where they are and kind of like their adoption cycle that's uh we needed this but as swagmas points out here it doesn't matter what the east price is doing in the short to medium term the ethereum network is still growing in six months we're going deflationary and we've been deflationary um a lot recently and we've even had deflationary weeks which is crazy right like i don't think anyone expected us to have deflationary weeks before we went to uh proof of stake but it's pretty crazy and we're also i think at all times or at least most of the time we have less issuance than than bitcoin now uh because of the fact that uh effectively

aip1559 was more than a hardening it was like a 70 net reduction so basically since 1559 went live the ethereum network has had less issuance than bitcoin which is you know a pretty pretty funny uh thing to think about and then you have everything else right that l2 adoption happening that you know there's a lot of l2 news today actually that i'm going to talk about you have d5 tvl keeps going up you know tvl is going to go up and down based on the price as well but if you kind of like look at ether nominated tvl i think that's going up across layer one and layer two um nft stuff i mean the nft stuff seems to kind of like be detached from the the broader market because of the fact that there's just kind of like so many different kinds of people in there and

there's a lot of people who do nft stuff that will never touch defy they might not even be buying to speculate on it they're probably just buying it to play around with nfts and things like that and for gas fees as well of course um so there's that happening and then yeah back to spaghetti's point about how this isn't 2017. you know the biggest thing in 2017 unironically was cryptokitties towards the end of 2017 that was the biggest thing happening on the ethereum network back then besides the eighth price going up um but in terms of like actual like applications that was it and that clogged the network and compared to today's nft environment cryptokitties was like a blip it didn't even it doesn't even matter now like i mean no one even talks about crypto kitties now um but uh yeah it's like a blip and and

the high fees back then are literally kind of like very low fees compared to what we see today um but you know obviously the nft system is much bigger than it was then um d5 i mean i'm pretty sure maker down he went to main net in december 2017 which is obviously one of the first d5 products uni swap didn't hit main net until 2018 i believe or even 2019 i can't remember exactly but definitely not 2017. there are some uh icos in 2017 that led on to be d5 projects like zero x for example that has the zero x ecosystem and matcha uh but really i mean d5 was like a niche within a niche like no one was talking about d5 back then i mean the d5 term didn't actually come uh come to uh come to be until i think august 2018 i

believe it was um before then it was just kind of like talking about financial products on ethereum and it wasn't just you know it wasn't described as decentralized finance or default or anything like that um but uh but yeah we've come very far we still got very far to go but always great to kind of like reflect take stock of what's been happening uh you know over the kind of like last few years what's happening now and what's going to happen into the future so i think uh as spagnum says here we're going to make it nothing fundamentally changed for ethereum over the last over the last kind of like few months as the price has trended down um and i you know obviously over the long term i expect the eth price to to continue to trend up as the ethereum network continues to get

adopted as we get roll outs of things like l2s and things like that uh but yeah very exciting times i'm gonna leave it at that on to the next update so the ethereum.org twitter account shared a pretty uh i guess like important post today uh called the great renaming what happened to eth2 where they basically go through their rationale for removing all references to the eth2 terminology on ethereum.org now uh uh regular daily ugly refuel watchers and listeners will know that i've been talking about this for a while and how the eth1 and eth2 terminology i've been using it but it's not the right terminology anymore because we've kind of like branched off into this terminology of execution layer and consensus layer and i've described before how execution

layer basically refers to what we have today with um eth1 essentially like what we all use today right uh where we have like um uh the evm that we all kind of like interact with that executes our transactions and then eth2 uh is has become the what's called the consensus layer which is basically uh the big beacon chain right the proof of stake beacon chain now if this becomes a lot more clearer and a lot easier to explain when uh you know post merge because then it just becomes the execution layer and the consensus layout which equals just one ethereum so you have the evm that we all know and love today that we play around with on what we refer to as layer one as the execution layer and then the consensus layer is proof of stake the beacon chain all all well and good there

so um but this post basically goes to you know where did the ethereum 2.0 e2 terminology come from it's been part of the kind of like road map terminology for quite a while now i mean vitalik's been talking about it for ages as well and they kind of like go around like why you know why can't we use eth2 um there's a few different reasons it doesn't really make sense to use the terminology of eth2 and how does this up how does this uh update change the roadmap well it doesn't i mean the road map that you guys have seen a lot of times you know this graph here from trent van epps and the road map that vitalex put out recently that remains the same like just because the terminology changes doesn't mean the roadmap does and obviously we have the merge coming up and then after

that we're looking forward to sharding vocal tries a bunch of other stuff happening on the ethereum uh i guess like it's called the execution layer side of things but also on the consensus layer side which i'm going to talk about in a bit as well but i put out an interesting post today on that so i mean i highly recommend giving this blog post to read it's it's a great little breakdown of kind of like why we're moving away from the e2 terminology i know that there's going to be you know these big youtubers that keep using it they're also going to keep saying things like eth2 is going to fix gas fees or solve gas fees i really hate that there are big youtubers who should be more informed spreading this narrative and you guys know this is like the number one narrative that i hate the fact that

people are saying eth2 or the merge are going to reduce gas fees when the topic is a lot more nuanced than that and the merge isn't going to really do anything for gas fees it's going to give us a slight bump in capacity because of the faster block times but i don't expect that to actually be materially felt by anyone i mean the only time that you materially feel gas fees going down is when network demand kind of like tapers off due to maybe kind of like bearish price action or nft mania dying down but generally you're not going to feel it uh due to some slight capacity increase i believe it's like an eight percent capacity increase that's nothing guys like i mean it really is we had like a 25 one or increase with the gas limit uh i guess like a few months ago that got

eaten up within weeks within like a week or two and um we we did feel that for a little bit but at the same time it coincided with uh the market kind of cooling off and the nft stuff cooling off as well so it's kind of hard to pinpoint where where that was coming from but the funny thing is is that gas actually went into the single digits right as early as i think like six or seven months ago so when you kind of like think about that it's kind of crazy but um but yeah anyway give this blog post a read i'll link it in the youtube description for all of you all right back to the layer 2 chat so emilio from rbet put out a great tweet thread today starting the thread off with we can already do a lot to improve

transaction cost on optimistic roll ups without relying on eip4488 now you recall recall erp 4040 4448 was the erp put forward by vitalik and a bunch of others about kind of like reducing the gas costs of the coal data that rollups use by about 5x to give them 5x more scalability but this isn't going to be coming till after the merge so what else can teams do to optimize their code for optimistic rollouts well with other v3s roll up specific apis they're going to be dropping the transaction cost from 1.5 to 2 dollars at 250 way to 0.16 to 25 cents at 250 grain estimated that's a crazy efficiency jump and this is not going from layer one to layer two by the way this is the efficiency of um

of optimistic roll-ups alone and this is that 250 gray which isn't the normal guy price the normal guy price most of the time is what 80 to 120 where i think is the range most of the time so you know less than half this this year so you're going to have like sub 10 are there kind of um interactions here for uh for certain transactions and then uh amelia goes on to explain this in his thread here which i think i think was really cool it's it's a bit technical but you definitely give it a read if you um if you're if you're technically minded or a developer you understand what he's saying if you understand um terms like uh store and slowed well then you'll understand his threat i believe but uh yeah this is really cool this goes back to what i was saying a few weeks ago and

what i've written about in the newsletter before about how teams can optimize their code for these new environments even though they're kind of like evm compatible and evm equivalents they're still very different in that there's certain things you can do to reduce your cost uh because of the way that call data is treated and how that's processed to layer one and these improvements and these optimizations are only going to get better over time just like how uh there's there's been optimization optimizations made at layer one for gas costs so too at layer two and the funny thing is is that they all compound together as well like you can have uh optimism doing their own um their own optimizations on the core uh protocol work on on the on the optimism network which kind of uh then uh flows onto all the apps and flows

onto all the users and then the apps themselves can optimize as well so we're gonna get these costs down so much and then when we have 44 488 implemented when we have data sharing things like that like even optimistic roll-ups which uh the more expensive roll-ups at least right now are still going to be you know sub-10 transaction fees on on complex transactions which would be pretty crazy i mean i i've said to you guys before that i believe 10 cents to a dollar is a sweet spot for most users in the first world countries um but i think that's you know getting that much cheaper than that obviously if you want to kind of expand this technology out to third world countries and poorer countries out there the people who really need it especially defy we need to get those costs back to basically

free and the thing is we will we can have like hybrid constructions of this stuff as well like the lithiums and and and and other kind of constructions where the security may be maybe lower but the thing is the transactions are basically free and we can even have like full-blown roll-ups with free transactions as long as the activities every activity is enough to make up for and you can like kind of make the transaction fees off uh the the fees that are tied to the actual app like what dydx does so there's lots of different ways we can do this stuff guys and it's coming and it's coming really really quickly um but i think this is just like super exciting to see that ave is already making uh you know v3 specific uh kind of optimizations here and v3 isn't even live on the optimism or

arbitrary mainnet yet so i can't wait to see this go live i'm pretty sure it's going to go live relatively soon so in a related actual actual kind of like topic to what i was just talking about with l2s and kind of optimizing over time texture had a great tweet today where he said my parents used to pay 50 cents an hour for 14.4 kilobits per second internet it took minutes to connect and we couldn't use the phone when online photos took minutes to load people who don't remember this have basically no context for where we are in crypto i've spoken about this so many times on the refuel about basically how early we are on the technology side but this perfectly encapsulates it imagine if you were using dial-up internet or 56k modem internet back in the late 90s early 2000s and you were thinking to

yourself damn like is this is is this as good as it's going to get like this stuff is is is not scalable like the and kind of like resigning to basically being like well you know this is broken that's what a lot of people do with ethereum they see the high transaction fees today on layer one they don't know about layer two and they automatically go ethereum's broken ethereum's unscalable nothing's working and they don't realize how early we are to this technology because i think in today's world we've gotten to a point where people don't understand what being early means because i mean think about all the people who who are born who have been born over the last 10 years or so even even the last kind of like 20 years they've only really known a world with the internet in it and especially i mean

as they are kind of like got into their teenage years where they become a lot more active on these things um because they use it a lot more kind of like in their everyday lives they've only known good internet right they've only known being able to connect to wi-fi wherever they've gone they've only known social media they've only known things being free to them um they haven't known the pain that uh some of uh people like that are that are my age or older than me would have experienced like i experienced dial up it sucked i had like a 25 gig limit which was actually a large limit back in the day um and i think this was in 2006 or 2007 um and it was it was really bad like a and and and the thing is i kept capping that all i was doing was playing like a

bunch of games i was playing a lot of world of warcraft world of warcraft didn't use much data but i kept capping that and your internet would slow to a crawl when you reached that cap it was horrible like absolutely horrible um but like back then like yes people complained about it they thought it sucked and i was too young to realize what upgrades were coming but the upgrades came now we have fiber internet in a lot of places right where it's get gigabit per second internet for unlimited amounts of data and it's relatively cheap as well so technology gets exponentially better over time and i think more people kind of need to realize this when it comes to blockchains especially when it comes to ethereum scalability roadmap i know i'm preaching to the choir here but i think uh this is something that you should use

as an example when talking to people about these sorts of things basically say to them hey you know we're really early on the technology side of things there are other kind of like chains that may quote a quote-unquote be more scalable but they sacrifice certain properties to achieve that and it comes back to bite them i mean as we've seen over the last few days it comes back to bite certain networks so i think uh from that point of view it's actually an analogy that a lot of people can kind of resonate with but i think the the younger crowd may not resonate with it because they didn't experience it there may be something that you can kind of like i guess um analyze for them maybe something to do with the video games or something that they're kind of like into i'm not sure because i'm funny funny

thing is like i'm not old right i'm like 29 i'm turning 30 this year but uh i've got no idea what like the teenagers are up to i don't i don't have kids or anything like that i don't really know any teenagers i've got no idea what goes on in their life but if you do if you've got you know possibly teenage kids maybe you're you're listening to this you've got teenage kids or no teenagers you know try and see what they're into see what pain points they have in their lives and then you can kind of like use that i think as kind of like an analogy for them but uh you know if they're into crypto uh a lot of them wouldn't be but uh yeah just kind of like spitballing there but yeah great tweet from texture here kind of for going through

uh what well i guess like how early we are on the tech side of things in crypto so arari capital has and has deployed fused to arbitram so i i think i brought this up the other day they were teasing this so fuse is a permissionless money market uh so now you can do permissionless pool creation on albatrom this is one of the major money markets that have gone live on arbitrary obviously ave is not live on their level on there yet so i think fuse may be one of the biggest if not the biggest money markets live right uh there and there's also a complete redesign of the rari portal that utilizes asset-based discovery and streamlines the user experience so you can see here you can go to rari.app and you can select between the ethereum network and the arbitrary network which i i find to be

really really cool because i always love seeing that drop down menu there so this is this is really awesome i mean rarity.app is actually a pretty cool uh url as well like short and sweet but um yeah if you haven't tried this out yet definitely recommend doing so just another thing for you guys to do on the arbitrary network super exciting deciding uh how fast all of this stuff is coming together i mean just a few weeks ago even a few months ago there wasn't really much to do now there's plenty to do i mean there's new things to do pretty much like every week on the arbitrary network on the optimism network on the other kind of like networks as well like polygon on uh stock nets coming you know coming along very nicely i mentioned sweat asphaltmuscus uh starting that roundup yesterday which lists a bunch of things

so much happening guys like i i can't keep up with it all these days actually you know i find myself because twitter's really bad doesn't show me a lot of things i think it's because like i wake up uh much later than uh like basically at the end of people's days so twitter basically doesn't adjust to that it doesn't show me a lot of things so i find myself going on anti-pro synthesis twitter account a lot because he retweets basically everything like it's absolutely awesome how much he's able to cover and i use him as kind of like a curation resource as well so if you're not following him definitely do so because he he's got a lot of great info there but just scrolling through his feed it's just crazy how much is happening and this is just ethereum right this isn't just you know the other kind of

like change isn't the the wider crypto ecosystem this is literally just ethereum and uh the fact that like i'm you know struggling to keep up with it these days is is really bullish and goes back to what i was saying at the start of the of the refuel about how who cares about the price guys like there's so much happening so much to pay attention to so much to learn so much to research the price is going to do what it's going to do but as long as we keep building as long as we keep adding value to the network it's just going to be up only over time i believe all right a quick little update here from optimism so as optima as i've mentioned to you guys before with these rollups the more transactions that they process the cheaper the gas costs get

over time because they kind of like amortize over all the transactions and you can actually see the perfect chart here of uh transactions divided by uh day times average time uh the average times cheaper per transaction you can see as more transactions are coming in the gas savings go up with it so this is really really cool to see this in action here a lot of transactions happening on these these roll ups lately i think they're going to keep going up obviously over time they're not even anywhere near their you know their full capacity which is crazy right like i but i feel like you know as i've said before once they do tokens once they incentivize usage we're probably going to see a lot of this uh you know a lot more transactions happening on these networks and actually funny thing about the tokens

you know i i've been saying for a while that i figured a lot of these networks would do tokens in the first half of this year you know i i still think some of them will but it's funny because teams don't want to launch tokens into bear markets i don't think i think a lot of teams want to launch tokens when the market is hot and for obvious reasons but funny enough i actually think it's better for teams to launch tokens into bear markets because then the tokens price and token valuation doesn't get ahead of itself it allows more people to buy it when it's in kind of like i guess like a low evaluation and allows more people to share in the upside so i would actually encourage um any team launching a token to do it during bearish periods uh because you get like that

you get like a better token distribution you get a better community because you get people that don't get wrecked like i i don't know about you guys but like i kind of like take notice of these things and i actually sometimes actively look look out for it whenever there's a really hyped token launch and dydx is the perfect example here remember how hyped dydx was and everyone was talking about it everyone was buying it and i remember saying in the discord channel i wasn't giving investment advice but i was saying the fully diluted value of dydx went up to something like 25 30 billion and its circulating valuation was like five percent of that and i remember saying that that was ridiculous it was absolutely ridiculous there's no way i was gonna hold that valuation when uh you know the investors were up massively there was liquidity mining going on

there was airdrops and stuff happening too there was just so much cell pressure and its valuation was just like really really high even though i had a lot of usages valuation was just too high for for my blood and i think it's what trading at like six or seven dollars right now at its peak it was trading at like 25 but but for every now and again i go on to like uh and check the replies to diy dx's uh twitter post or antonio from dydex's twitter post and there's lots of people in there saying do something to make the token price go up because what happened is they bought into the hype they bought at a really high valuation and then the token price just went down only since then it's it's gotten pretty destroyed i think it's down like 70 or something and this has happened to so

many tokens it's happened a lot in the salon ecosystem i know it's become a meme at this point but in that ecosystem there's been so many tokens that people have gotten wrecked on and it's largely a function of these tokens um having really small circulating supplies on their launch but also they launched during a bull market where the valuation gets way ahead of itself so i think launching in a bear market's actually really healthy and keeping that evaluation as low as possible to get enough people kind of like bought into it so they can share on the upside as the network grows is the way to go about it so i'm curious to see how many um um l2 projects launch their tokens uh in this in the first half now of this year they may wait until kind of like this there's a more bullish market but we'll

see we'll see i'm sure there'll be a couple of them at launch day tokens in the first half of this year still so another uh tweet here from swagmess who was quote tweeting uh scott lewis who said i think uh uh well my i think my internet's gone off but anyway i think that uh scott lewis said i think the dusting many peop many people may net eat is a big deal uh what if by hard fork we murk we'll drop every address on main net ethereum with 0.01 to 2108 a free deposit to arbitrary optimism good to bootstrap optimistic graphs and good to stop people from getting hurt as fees rise so basically what scott's suggesting here is there's a lot of people that have stuck funds on ethereum mainnet because of the fact that you can't move it because it costs more in gas fees to move it so why not

give these people the equivalent uh i guess like um uh uh of a free deposit into arbitrary optimism through a hard fork to just get them onboarded there so they don't have stock stuck funds and sphagnum is basically has a list about why this would be really cool and why he wants this so bad a few of the reasons biggest it would be the biggest airdrop in crypto history gigantic media coverage massive awareness for roll ups users get their stuck funds back raising the mood of our price users gaining back dominance versus other evm chains so i actually agree with basically all of this i think this would be very very positive for the ecosystem i also think there'd be some controversy here as well because by depositing by only giving a free deposit to arbitrary optimism the ethereum network is now paying playing

favorites right the ethereum community is now playing favorites arbitrary and optimism are not the only roll-ups in town uh optimistic roll-ups in town they're also not the only roll-ups in town so if we favor these two networks over all the other l2s or just one of them over all the other l2s is that fair i would argue no i would argue that that is actually the deal breaker so if we're going to do this which i to be honest i don't think this is this would happen it's so much kind of like work to get this done i don't think it's going to happen anytime soon but if it was to happen you would need to basically say users can onboard to any roll-up that they want out of a selection of probably the most used roll-ups or at least the ones that have some sort of traction on

ethereum you'd still be playing favorites to an extent because you might be excluding some roll-ups that are just getting off the ground or you know just kind of like um getting a little bit of traction but it's still better than playing favorites with one or two of these things but i agree with everything else from spike to mcr good good thing to think about as i said don't think it's gonna happen anytime soon but if it does it would save a lot of users funds which i'm all for of course obviously so connext announced today uh or they introduced today the modular interoperability stack which is which they're calling a paradigm shift for cross chain operations featuring uh this nomad project here so uh what this is is connex has established a strategic partnership with nomad a new protocol that allows for cheap fully generalized

cross-chain communication that can easily be deployed to any chain or l2 that supports user-defined computation so nomad is an implementation an extension of the optics protocol uh which is optimistic entertaining communication so basically a different way to do cross-chain communication a i guess like this they're advertising it as a more secure way to do cross-chain communication faster and more liquid i believe as well so um there's obviously a blog post you can read and a twitter thread you can read on this as well but really cool to see i guess that connects which is one of the front-runners or the forerunners of um of cross chain communication and cross l2 communication and and bridging to be teaming up with another project to kind of like take this to the next level as i've said to

you guys before i think bridging cross-chain communication cross-l2 communication is going to be absolutely massive it's going to be one of the biggest kind of like um verticals within crypto and i think there's a lot of value to be had here because at the end of the day people want to use networks where they can make money on uh especially if those networks offer them cheap fees as well and people are going to be bridging between networks because it's always going to be some kind of like somewhere to make money right whether it's on ethereum maintenance whether it's on another chain whether it's on a sidechain on l2 there's always going to be somewhere where you can be making money and bridging between these chains needs to be seamless for enough people to kind of take advantage of these opportunities so i think the demand for bridging is only

going to go up and i'm really excited to see connex and nomad partner up here so vitalik posted a new kind of i guess like research post today and i can't load it because my internet's gone off i still don't have proper internet guys by the way they've just like screwed me around something something amazing i mean i'm getting it hopefully next tuesday which will be six weeks from when i ordered it so it's just crazy but so i've been using my phone's hotspot which is as you can see totally unreliable but anyway i want to go into just into detail quickly about this document um this document is basically uh how to move forward with ethereum to single slot finality on the beacon chain so you can give this a read highly recommend it it's really great it's not too technical i think it's pretty easy

for for everyone to follow but essentially right now on the beacon chain we don't have single slot finality we have finality every 15 minutes or so now uh why why would we want single slot finality well there's a few different reasons if i link them in a blog post i won't go into detail about them but there's some stuff around user experience and mav that you should kind of like check out there but um i guess i just wanted to kind of like mention as well this probably is not going to happen for three years you know at the earliest or something like that this is definitely something that comes after sharding comes up after vocal tries comes after a lot of other kind of like upgrades that are coming to um the i guess like ethereum network post merge so don't expect it anytime

soon but i think that moving towards single slot finality if we can getting it down from 15 minutes to 16 seconds would be an absolutely massive feat and absolutely massive improvement for the network and i'm very much looking forward to seeing the day that goes live so i just wanted to kind of highlight this post for you guys to go give a read so seb from zapify shared this video today a sneak peek of the new nft dashboard on zappa so you can see here there's an activity dashboard now they've they've used me as an example so double click into me here and you can see kind of like my profile so this is basically a profile view but you can kind of like um it isn't just kind of like um the nft feature it's also the profile view where you can kind of

follow people and see all their profiles and things like that so you can see here people following me who i'm following and you can go follow people from there and this is just a sneak peek and there's kind of like nfts that i've kind of like bought and hold and stuff like that so really really cool to see this i i like this being able to kind of like explore your friends kind of like profile see stuff i mean as i've said to you guys before really there's only a few ways a good way to look at your nfts right now i know there's a few different tools out there but really there's um there's really just open c was what i use most of the time but uh i hate having to change between different dashboards i would like to have everything in kind of like one

dashboard and what better one what better dashboard for that to be than zapper so very cool to see these features being put together by jasper by the way jasper shout out to you i you've been doing me a bunch um as well about these features so thank you for that but yeah very very cool to see this you can go watch the video for a closer look it'll be linked in the youtube description but i think that's going to be it for today so thank everyone for listening and watching be sure to subscribe to the channel if you haven't yet give the video a thumbs up subscribe to the newsletter join the discord channel and i'll catch you all tomorrow thanks everyone