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Be careful out there with scamcoins. We have never launched and will never launch a token. These are not associated with us.

Many of you were wondering what it looks like to move from Hardhat to Foundry. We're busy, learning a new tool chain takes time. So we put together a repo with a single contract that handles signatures and an allowlist with tests in both Hardhat and Foundry. Repo in next tweet

Coming soon

ContractReader now supports Binance Smart Chain #BSC

Code snippets from ContractReader, coming soon

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You can use 4byte.directory to search for function signatures like this: 3/3

For example, 0x96954a98 is a function called allowlistMint. A function with this name and parameters haven't been seen yet on chain so Etherscan just shows the first four bytes of the functions' Keccak hash 2/3

Did you know that sometimes Etherscan has the name of functions called on unverified contracts and sometimes they don't? That's because when past contracts use the same function name and parameters, their function signature is the same and can be inferred and displayed. 1/3

Live Values make the current state of a contract completely transparent. Couldn't be clearer.

In case you've ever wondered the max value of a uint in Solidity, we got you. It didn't fit on the screenshot but uint256.max is 115,792,089,237,316,195,423,570,985,008,687,907,853,269,984,665,640,564,039,457,584,007,913,129,639,935 (h/t to @velvet_shark)