Ethereum
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Hi everyone, I am new to etherscan and crypto in general. My question is I want to process the list of transactions on a wallet and send pings to my client, I have read at multiple places that I can use startblock and endblock to specify volume of transactions I want, still its not fully clear to me. What I want is all transactions after a specific blocknumber for a specific wallet, any help would be greatly appreciated. TL;DR: What exactly are blockNumber, start_block and end_block
A community-maintained directory of Ethereum staking providers [Introduction tweet](https://twitter.com/StakeDirectory/status/1679772937988046848)
www.halborn.com
Web3 security firm Halborn provides an in-depth guide to Account Abstraction and its impacts on the Ethereum ecosystem.
Using Ethereum, it's just natural to have multiple wallets. I was wondering how are you keeping track of all these wallets, balances, and transaction you've made? I'm aware of apps specialized for taxing and some fancy apps (like debank and zapper etc.) but I'm looking a more privacy-friendly way. Using bare Excel sheets can be very verbose.
https://twitter.com/gakonst/status/1671186635814473728?t=59UDLzYR6xtGEzsLEDFVmA&s=19
Meet --holesky, the first long-standing, merged-from-genesis, public Ethereum testnet. Holešky will replace Goerli as a staking, infrastructure and protocol-developer testnet in 2023. For testing decentralized applications, smart contracts, and other EVM functionality, please use Sepolia!
Hey everyone. I'm not usually very active on social media, but with recent developments in popular platforms and disingenuous content circulating on the internet, I thought it needed more than ever that we have a footing on a true open source platform. One of my biggest gripes with crypto in general is that even though people are constantly talking about open source, freedom etc. they are mostly not willing to make any effort to use these platforms (like matrix, lemmy) I want here to be a little different, more serious per se! Ideally, we will have actual guidance for new people and in depth resources and discussions for more experienced folks.