I don't know what to do with CreateMyToken anymore, is it finally time to say goodbye? Over time, the platform lost its moat and I did not fully align with the direction that the ecosystem moved towards. I'm truly looking for feedback and input, I built a lot of amazing things

Had a lot of fun playing around with something new, didn't end up being as impactful as I had hoped but oh well, you win some you lose some.

I probably spent too much time getting this to work, and ultimately it was @paulmillr's Noble Hashes library that helped me figure out where I was going wrong with KeccakF[1600].

That said, I still decided to open source it given that maybe @optimizoor, @z0age, @real_philogy or someone else might want to take a look and give it a shot. I personally think the gap is too large and it's unlikely we can get it reasonably close.

I've never been more wrong. The basic WebGPU based implementation is 25x-30x slower. That makes it largely useless, and since the gap is so wide I gave up on optimizing it. I might give it another shot by hard coding some stuff in the shader, but my expectations are low.

After doing some research, I landed on WebGPU Compute Shaders (wgsl). However, the spec is still a draft and not every browser implements it; but Chrome does. I got curious, how far can I push this? I made a guess that it could get to maybe like 90% vs OpenCL...

It's common these days to try to "mine" good or vanity addresses for your contracts, typically using some version of @z0age's create2crunch or @HrikBho's createXcrunch. I wanted to do it all in the browser, but the best implementations were CPU based, so not very fast.

Here's the GitHub, hosted link inside! https://t.co/yvMOAq1hTM

Created a WebGPU based Create2 Salt Miner over the weekend. Yep, it runs entirely in the browser and actually uses your GPU for compute. But you probably should not use it... 🧵

Incredible things are happening in the Uniswap world. 🦄 ty @nikokampouris

So... AWS, GCP, Azure, Cloudflare are all facing issues at the same time?!?! Who did this, show yourself.

Unichain & Uniswap v4 unlock interesting possibilities, if you're working on or are looking to build on top of either primitives, I'd love to chat!

The hook is available publicly to be used by anyone including individuals, DAOs and other teams starting today, with the first pool deployed with @FWBtweets. https://t.co/jCfKPMom7y

We worked with @CertoraInc and @ABDKconsulting to do a comprehensive security audit for the hook to ensure its effectiveness and safety.

The first DAO to utilize the hook would be @FWBtweets on @Base to routinely replenish their treasury with the $FWB token using a percentage of revenue generated by the FWB DAO. This capability for DAOs is a huge unlock that is uniquely enabled by Uniswap v4 and the TWAMM hook.

Given the option to build out a TWAMM system independently or with Uniswap v4, we decided to utilize the already proven and incredibly well secured DeFi lego. It, unsurprisingly, proved extremely useful that we had a base available to us so quickly.

Everything we implemented for the TWAMM hook is uniquely enabled by Uniswap v4. It doesn't feel like just another AMM upgrade, but rather an open canvas for unlimited potential. The ability to inject custom logic at any point in the lifecycle is a game changer.

MEV Resistance via Block Priority: The hook was designed so TWAMM orders execute at the start of each block before any other action is taken on the pool, mitigating frontrunning risks.

Token Centric Earnings Tracking: Instead of tracking swaps per liquidity pool, our implementation tracks them per token. This enables multi-pool compatibility and many-to-one trading strategies essential for treasury-level deployments.

Order Linearization: Rather than processing each long-term order as a discrete series of swaps, the hook consolidates execution into a single transaction per block, dramatically reducing gas costs and computational overhead.