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The new standard I’m working on for diamond contracts introduces a capability EVM blockchains have never had before: The ability to perform blockchain-wide analytics on smart contract functions using standardized events. For the first time, functions on smart contracts

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Quick question with EIP-2535 laying the groundwork for modular contracts, where does https://t.co/qY0dee6tfz fit in long-term? Is this about developer ergonomics, protocol composability, or something deeper. @mudgen appreciate your thoughts

I was wrong about some things in the ERC-2535 Diamonds smart contract standard. Now I am correcting my errors with a new contract standard. I am a real person, not an AI. If you want proof, call me: 916-234-6521. I am available today.

The current diagram clearly shows the core mechanism of ERC-2535: the function selectors mapped to external facet addresses, and the Diamond contract acting as a proxy that holds the shared storage. ​To make it much prettier and more effective for the next ERC standard, the key

My honest take though Love the clarity, but visually it still feels like a flowchart. Would be cool to see the facets arranged like actual diamond cuts around one core less boxes, more intuition. Probably that gonna be more better for the next ERC standard

@mudgen @VALIPOKKANN I'll need help adding the text when im done with the layout...

#designer let's get this prettier 🫕 👽 👔

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Does anyone want to make a new diamond graphics for the next ERC standard for diamonds? How could this graphic be much prettier?

Happy weekend @mudgen This proposal is solid and much needed. It keeps the core power of ERC-2535 while removing the confusion that scared people away. The terminology changes lower the learning curve, the new indexed events are a huge upgrade for explorers, analytics, and

This proposal is a meaningful step forward for Ethereum diamond contracts. @mudgen It simplifies structure while keeping flexibility, with concise, memorable terminology that’s easier to reason about than current implementations. The optional upgrade path for ERC-2535 lowers

This is genuinely impressive work, @mudgen. I recently learnt that ERC-2535 Diamonds have always been powerful, but let’s be honest, the mental overhead and complexity can make them hard to reason about, even for experienced devs They promise simplicity, yet understanding and

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I am proposing a new standard for diamond contracts with better events. @graphprotocol, @Covalent_HQ, @DuneAnalytics and all indexers, can you please tell me if the proposed events for diamond contracts are good? The proposal is here: