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If you're an Aussie engineer and think you could crush this interview, please DM me!
We have 100s of thousands of users, millions in revenue, and I would argue the best AI app builder. Lots more to do!
Brendan Falk@BrendanFalk
I believe we've found the best AI-native coding interview We call it the “Composer 1 interview” Candidates get 1 hour to build a real, medium-sized project live The only constraint: they have to use Cursor’s Composer 1 model
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$UNICORE token ownership renouncement: complete and verifiable on chain
The team has permanently given up admin control of the UnicoreToken contract. The owner of 0xd4e43c86334940a246daae8908c9b3cfb97c6817 now points at a small burner contract whose source code contains a single public function.
Why a burner contract was needed
UnicoreToken uses a two step ownership transfer pattern (the safer kind that prevents typo bricking). The current owner proposes a successor, and only that successor can finalize by calling acceptOwner. Sending ownership to a dead wallet like 0x000...dEaD therefore does not work: the dead address has no private key to call acceptOwner, so the transfer never finalizes and the original owner remains in charge in practice. We needed a real contract to be on the receiving end.
We wrote a minimal contract called UnicoreOwnershipBurner. Its complete public surface is a single acceptOwner function. There is no transferOwner, no setter, no upgrade path, no fallback, no receive function, no rescue method. Once it becomes the owner of the token, the burner has no path to ever call any privileged function on the token. The administrative side of the contract is mathematically dead.
Transactions
Burner contract deploy:
etherscan.io/tx/0xb838e4385…
Propose burner as new owner of the token:
etherscan.io/tx/0xf2b0e4b60…
Finalize transfer (irreversible):
etherscan.io/tx/0xa8c7b065d…
Burner contract on Etherscan, verified source:
etherscan.io/address/0x4613…
Verification in thirty seconds
Open the token's read tab:
#readContract" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">etherscan.io/address/0xd4e4…
1. Read owner(). Returns 0x4613bde1d5FB42CCF8a010bce05Cd15a67bE4503 (the burner, not the team).
2. Open the burner address on Etherscan and switch to the Contract tab. The verified source is roughly 50 lines including comments. Confirm there is no setter, no admin function, no upgrade path.
3. Read burner.renounced(). Returns true.
4. Read burner.renouncedAtBlock(). Returns 25021755, the block where the renouncement finalized.
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Is there a crypto app where you can swap tokens without having the native gas token in your wallet?
Basically: wallet has USDT and no ETH. Want to swap the USDT to ETH. Need gas to pay for token approval + swap.
Obviously I can transfer ETH to the wallet and swap, but I remember hearing a while back there was an app that like bundled all this into a transaction, sponsored the gas fee, then took it out of the final transaction so you don't have to bother with transferring like 0.005 ETH whenever you want to do this (and ending up with infinite wallets with dust amounts of gas tokens)
Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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@mobyagent What about Sydney’s new brand? AePXzH7Hd2xEUPtdAJneXJVf5YRrdN4MiyhFRFz4pump
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@cousincrypt0 Sydney’s new brand cousin AePXzH7Hd2xEUPtdAJneXJVf5YRrdN4MiyhFRFz4pump
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@Trader_XO I feel this. Whipping up websites for friends in a weekend recently, feels nice and the impact for them is massive. What you building?
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Over the past 40 days, I’ve been deep in code, nonstop, exploring what’s now possible with coding-focused LLMs and agentic AI orchestration.
Before going full-time into trading in March 2020, I had around 12 years of professional software development experience.
Between 2020 and 2024, I made several attempts to step back in, but it always felt like a grind, too much boilerplate, too much mundane repetition - whilst balancing trading.
The last month or so has been different.
I’ve been putting in 12+ hour days without noticing where the time goes.
Coding and learning dominate my days, and I’ve built more in a few weeks than I managed in several previous years combined.
These tools are extraordinarily powerful and honestly addictive. There’s no reason not to fully leverage them across multiple domains and verticals.
For those newer to software development, the edge is shifting. It’s becoming less about reading every line of code and more about understanding systems, how software fits together end to end.
If you’re early in the journey, focus on fundamentals: frontend to backend, distributed systems, services, security, DevOps, and deployment.
Add in agentic, multi-model RAG (LangChain, LangGraph, vectors etc..), and deeply understand the problem domain you’re solving, and you can spin up remarkably capable applications.
Phenomenal times we’re living in and my passion for building is back.
So addictive, in fact, that it’s time to park day trading, shift to HTF swings only and grasp this opportunity infront of us.
Wishing you all a blessed week ahead.
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wtf was this and who were the 11 people who were profitable?
moritz@onchainmo
So there was a trading competition with CT’s "top 100 traders" - only 11 people ended up being profitable - 65 managed to lose their entire balance No wonder CT is so depressed when these are the people all of you are taking financial advice from ☠️
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@louisraskin @infinex_app That’s annoying, got any extensions that would block passkey popups? Seems weird. Windows?
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@louisraskin @infinex_app What device are you on? It should be prompting you to set up a passkey with 1P, or iCloud, whatever your password manager is
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When you realize that most people cant draw charts
You start to realize that most are drawing what their brain wants to see.
not what the truth is.

Solberg Invest@SolbergInvest
$ONDO has retested. $5 seems even more secure now!
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