BlazePhoenix

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

Intent-based vs on-chain routing: do you need UniswapX?

#defi #ethereum #web3 #architecture

6 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

Your swap reverted with 36 bytes of hex. Here is the dictionary (viem, 30 lines)

#ethereum #typescript #web3 #debugging

5 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

Majority vote is free to fake: three attempts at deciding which DEX pool to believe

#defi #security #python #ethereum

7 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

A preflight for on-chain swaps: four rehearsals, three refusals, zero transactions

#web3 #ethereum #typescript #testing

4 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

The swap with no route in it: 196 bytes of calldata, and the solver runs inside the transaction

#solidity #defi #ethereum #architecture

4 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

I signed minOut = 1 in a dry-run and a forged route delivered 14% under the quote: five simulations of one swap

#defi #ethereum #security #typescript

5 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

I asked two different Base nodes for the same DEX quote. Both returned the same 3,008 bytes.

#ethereum #web3 #typescript #tutorial

4 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 29

Your swap calldata lies to you until you check it: 12 lines of TypeScript that catch a swapped recipient

#web3 #typescript #ethereum #security

3 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 15

The route is computed on-chain, inside the swap transaction: how BlazePhoenix quotes DEX trades

#defi #ethereum #web3 #solidity

1 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 12

For bot builders: would you take an on-chain quote over a quote API?

#discuss #web3 #ethereum #bots

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1 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 12

Stop Calling Quote APIs. Make an eth_call

#ethereum #web3 #solidity #javascript

3 min read

BlazePhoenix

Oct 12

One evaluator for the quote and the execution: a map of how BlazePhoenix routes swaps on chain

#defi #ethereum #solidity #web3

3 min read

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Intent-based vs on-chain routing: do you need UniswapX?

Your swap reverted with 36 bytes of hex. Here is the dictionary (viem, 30 lines)

Majority vote is free to fake: three attempts at deciding which DEX pool to believe

A preflight for on-chain swaps: four rehearsals, three refusals, zero transactions

The swap with no route in it: 196 bytes of calldata, and the solver runs inside the transaction

I signed minOut = 1 in a dry-run and a forged route delivered 14% under the quote: five simulations of one swap

I asked two different Base nodes for the same DEX quote. Both returned the same 3,008 bytes.

Your swap calldata lies to you until you check it: 12 lines of TypeScript that catch a swapped recipient

The route is computed on-chain, inside the swap transaction: how BlazePhoenix quotes DEX trades

For bot builders: would you take an on-chain quote over a quote API?

Stop Calling Quote APIs. Make an eth_call

One evaluator for the quote and the execution: a map of how BlazePhoenix routes swaps on chain