Data Science and Blockchain DSPYT Blog

The Ethereum Contract Explorer, is a comprehensive tool that simplifies the process of exploring Ethereum contracts. This week we finnaly deployed it to vercel.

We enhanced NextJS Explorer by adding latest transactions and a modal for functions, current state, events, constructor, views, fallbacks and payables.

We assess SushiSwap's wstETH/DAI liquidity pool incentive program. The incentive program offered rewards to liquidity providers.

NextJS Explorer has enhanced the homepage. We added a logo, dune dashboard to track real time ethereum transactions costs for different actions.

Our platform has enhanced the user experience. New colours and buttons, restructured layout, and a feature to view transaction details.

This week I had a call with Jordan Ellis from Polywrap who provided me with valuable insight into contract explorers in the open-source ecosystem.

Refactored an archived open source Ethereum explorer called Contraktor, connecting Rainbowkit, Wagmi and Ethers to the explorer.

This week saw the beginning of work on Ethereum Contract Explorer, a comprehensive tool for exploring Ethereum contracts and their associated data.

Stablecoins are designed to remain consistent and are becoming increasingly popular in the DeFi market due to their ability to maintain a steady value.