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SODS PoC Complete: Verified 3 distinct behaviors in one block.
-Transfers (Tf)
-WETH Deposits (Dep)
-WETH Withdrawals (Wdw)
All with 202-byte proofs, $0 cost, and no data fetching.
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I’ve published an experimental RFC proposing a different way to read blockchains.
Instead of indexing raw data, the idea is to verify behavioral claims (swaps, liquidity events) using symbolic commitments + Merkle proofs, without relying on centralized indexers.
No L1 changes. No tokens. No analytics dashboards.
This is very early and intentionally minimal. Looking for feedback on assumptions, threat models, and limits.
For now, I will explain the idea in detail, and you can check the draft at the end of this series.
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The research paper is currently under review and will be published once it is accepted.
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An offline-first, open-source CLI for experimenting with the x402 payment protocol, built entirely from scratch for developers who want to understand, not just consume.
Unlike most payment tooling that hides complexity behind hosted APIs, x402 gives you full control: from CLI routing to cryptographic signing, all running locally on your machine.
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I’ve published an experimental RFC proposing a different way to read blockchains.
Instead of indexing raw data, the idea is to verify behavioral claims (swaps, liquidity events) using symbolic commitments + Merkle proofs, without relying on centralized indexers.
No L1 changes. No tokens. No analytics dashboards.
This is very early and intentionally minimal. Looking for feedback on assumptions, threat models, and limits.
For now, I will explain the idea in detail, and you can check the draft at the end of this series.
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OpenLens is a trust-minimized tool designed to help users verify specific on-chain events directly from their terminal. It achieves this by employing a Multi-RPC Quorum System to ensure consensus on blockchain data fetched from multiple independent providers, coupled with cryptographic validation of event signatures and block header integrity. The project aims to make reliable blockchain verification accessible and free for everyone, with a clear roadmap towards full trustless Merkle Patricia Trie proofs.
repo: https://github.com/LCRAFTZ/OpenLens
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If you’re active in Web3, you’ve probably noticed it: everything feels fragmented.
You follow people on Farcaster, collect NFTs on Zora, and build your identity on Base — yet there’s no single place where all of it connects.
You’re everywhere, but your onchain life feels scattered.