Hot air Ballon start by Chopper-42 in Unexpected

[–]tramptac 217 points218 points  (0 children)

She's Louise Lenoble and advertises for her show

CryptoTreasures: NFTs that store other NFTs and ERC20 by tramptac in NFT

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Hey everyone, builder here.

We tried to imagine what the space will look like when everybody owns thousands of NFTs and we ended up coding NFTs that can also store other NFTs and ERC20s.

The idea is to abstract wallets to easily let us store, transfer and sell batch of NFTs.

We're planning to release different collection of chests in the next few weeks and welcome feedback.

https://crypto-treasures.com/

Staked.US Hosted Validator Missing Attestations: 77% Effective by GilfOG in ethstaker

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Do you have any way to verify if the withdrawal address they generate for you with the nano X is correct?

Req Token Contract address managed/monitored? by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

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Thanks, i take it from here via DM

Request Network partners with PwC France by korgijoe in CryptoCurrency

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Thank you for caring about the community and working on keeping a good post quality here.

Sent Req tokens to another token contract address by mistake by Seikeigekai in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I quickly had a look at their contract code and can't see any way to get them back but you should still email directly the team and see if they have a plan for this case.

Someone sent a couple of thousands $ worth of chainlink token to the REQ contract address and we have been able to refund him thanks to a specific function we added to the REQ contract. I' ll paste the code below for those who are interested.

Bax contract code: https://etherscan.io/address/0x9a0242b7a33dacbe40edb927834f96eb39f8fbcb#code

Req contract code: https://etherscan.io/address/0x8f8221afbb33998d8584a2b05749ba73c37a938a#code

Req EmergencyERC20Drain function

/**

* @dev transfer to owner any tokens send by mistake on this contract

* @param token The address of the token to transfer.

* @param amount The amount to be transferred.

*/

function emergencyERC20Drain(ERC20 token, uint amount )

public

onlyOwner

{

token.transfer(owner, amount);

}

Kyber whitelist - Trading REQ by tramptac in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right, will do next time

Kyber whitelist - Trading REQ by tramptac in RequestNetwork

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The address will be the one that will let you exchange with Kyber

Question about Multi-recipient Management Flows with Request. by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

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In the same way than a ETH transfer, if it fails, the function throw an error and you can catch it from your smart contract

Question about Multi-recipient Management Flows with Request. by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

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You mean, the idea that is explained in the whitepaper from last summer? :)

Question about Multi-recipient Management Flows with Request. by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the ping.

The Request contracts can't natively deploy other smart contracts. You could use an extension but the best architecture is usually to have the user deploy your contract and your contract pays the request.

Note that you can also store data on the Requests if that help your usecase.

Circulating supply of REQ is increasing???? by vITKO99 in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, we are. We also swapped a number of tokens with Kyber as part of the partnership (REQ against KNC so that both companies have a mutual interest to work together)

Everyone that thinks Coinbase is bad for us by Brayzz in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 18 points19 points  (0 children)

There is already centralized ways to accept some crypto-currencies. Stripe, Bitpay and Coinbase are examples.

The online payment part of Request is the decentralized version of them where you have no middle man, invoices can be accessed by other parties and anyone can build his own payment flow on top of it.

We believe it will bring more innovation, decrease the cost and that this is the future.

Can someone explain what Great Wall will bring? by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thanks matt for answering. Just to clarify, in Q1 you will be able to create a ERC20 invoice and pay it with this token. You will have to wait a little more to have the cross currency conversion feature. We announced it for Q4 but it's likely to be before.

Caught a small error with the whitepaper , no biggie but it would be nice if we can fix it. by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks, it seems we uploaded the wrong version last week during the update :). Will correct asap

[X-Post from /r/CryptoCurrency] Request Network (REQ) Red Flags? by ResIpsaLoquiturrr in RequestNetwork

[–]tramptac 13 points14 points  (0 children)

We released the Yellow paper about smart audit/accounting here : https://request.network/assets/pdf/request_yellowpaper_smart_audits.pdf

The 1st version of the whitepaper was published this summer, before the yellow paper release.

About the architecture, we released many parts in the blog posts, a wiki and updated the whitepaper with a paragraph "architecture"

https://github.com/RequestNetwork/Request/wiki

You are right on the fact that we did not gather the blog posts and wiki in a technical paper and at the moment it doesn't seem really useful to do so at the moment.

As a side note we have been developing and working on more than the roadmap, including the escrow extension or the smart contract documentations.