Links
Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrgMjfg4FSw
Official links: https://linktr.ee/Tellor
Summary
Tellor 360 Audit, Fund-a-Feed Front End Bounty, Diva Updates, Toxicity Measure & Polygon node, Build-A-Feed CLI/Monitor, Gnosis Safe Zodiac Module https://gnosis-safe.io/app/share/safe... , Response Values for Query Types, Tip Listener, Next Challenges Article https://tellor.io/blog/next-challenge...
Whole call
Nick: Alright, welcome everyone to the Tellor dev call, August 1st, crazy. Alright so this week they're starting the audit officially. The auditor reached out to me today so they're looking at it which is great. Hopefully we get some good feedback, it's one of those things where hopefully they come back in two weeks and are like yeah here's some minor issues, that's all we could find. That would be perfect you know; they'll send us the average reformat your code put some comments here and I couldn't imagine they'd find anything really big because I mean basically, we just removed a whole lot of stuff and then we're reusing a lot of old code so like if they do find a bug it's like concerning because it's probably live currently. But it's always good to check so that's what we'll be doing. I'm going to be working on today and tomorrow I think I'm going to do the docs. So, I'm going to go over to kind of get my edit on the docs and I think that can that should be good I know some of them will have to change whenever we do upgrade the 360 in a few months but I think a lot of it's just going to be like more fitting so it should be to be at anything just removing stuff. So, we also got Sero, here's the guy over in discord he's going to redo the fund a feed page for us, he's going to right now it was only up on one network and there were some issues with you know what does this mean. So, he's adding like a whole bunch of explainers that you can deep dive into and yeah, he's doing it for like a little bounty so super cool. He reached out about that and then yeah, I think that's probably it for me. Owen, and you were here first how's life?
Owen: Life's good. Yeah, so Friday and early weekend I finished up the updates to our Diva integration. Basically, automatically recording and settling the derivatives pools. I handed that off this morning to this Spuddy and I will be testing it throughout the week and probably fixing a bunch of bugs.
Nick: I think he's one of them for two weeks so what he's on vacation for two weeks right.
Owen: I think so yeah so, we have probably two weeks to hopefully get it bug free and then send it over to him.
Owen: Yeah, so that's like going to be the main thing for me this week but I'll be helping get PRs and whatever else reviewed for Telliot this stuff.
Nick: Nice, alright, Tim how's you, how's things going?
Tim: Things are going well yeah; my main priority is working on the toxicity measure over the weekend I started getting like a Polygon node up and running on my dapp node it's sinking we'll see if it works. But if it's kind of like, what's up?
Spuddy: If it's sinking it'll work it just takes a while.
Tim: Yeah, it looks like it synced the bore layer which is like the gef side and then now it's sinking heimdall I guess that's like the staking something like that.
Nick: Because like you want an Infura pc you can just start writing it like.
Tim: I mean yeah what I would yeah, I have started writing it first with just local I've built made like fake local contracts to start but yeah eventually we will need to obviously test it live.
Nick: Because I'm right now I mean most of the people like we will want a Polygon node up for whenever it goes live and theoretically scales but right now like I think we did the calculations there shouldn't be too many hits just because it's there's no liquidity there yet so it's like.
Tim: Yeah, the issue I was facing is knowing which addresses to actually query a balance for so I was like parsing all transfer events from each like from each token to even get a list of addresses to query and then so I was having an issue with the api going back x number of blocks it would only let me go back a thousand.
Nick: Yeah, we might not that was just a graph instance for it.
Tim: Yeah, that might be the case actually yeah that would be better than queering all events a bunch of times.
Nick: For sure.
Tim: Okay yeah, I guess I'll set up a graph instance I've never done that before but I'll give that a shot.
Nick: Tally's kind of our resident expert if you want to yeah really help.
Tally: Yeah, I love the graph okay nice not financial advice.
Nick: Cool all right yeah no we'll knock that out looks like they're hoping to go live here pretty shortly so okay oh at least just get him a number say because I think like they can probably the number will probably be zero for one and then really really low for the other so you can just like give them something to start playing around with.
Tim: Right.
Nick: Okay all right yeah Ryan how's.
Ryan: Things going anything you're going great just diving into React learning all those props and states and components but I'm going to try to chip out on the chip away at the getting Arbitrum to come up on the data feed I have a oh yeah Graph instance up for it already or not Arbitrum, I'm sorry, Optimism.
Nick: You made a graph instance?
Ryan: I did for optimism.
Nick: All right so Tim there's another resource for you yeah nice let's go.
Ryan: Now I just got to get it to come up on the data feed so.
Nick: Okay cool yeah good luck well I don't think we're actually reporting on optimism yet so.
Ryan: On the test on Kovan no oh yeah.
Nick: We are on Kovan so are we optimism Kovan oh Optimism okay that's a yeah if you're on main net there's nothing there so right cool. Yeah, Tally?
Tally: Yeah, I had two pr's marching over the weekend by Owen one was the query is the query class for the twap so I just have to build the source in the feed for it and.
Nick: Well, you can probably pause on that if you saw it okay, I think they're just going to use the normal eth/usd spot price yeah okay they reached out and they're like you know what's the benefit of using the twap and I told them and they're like if we use the normal eth can we just piggyback on what Liquity’s getting right now and I was like yeah you could you could do that and not pay and they're like let's do that.
Tally: Yeah, go for it all right yeah, I just have a small change I need to make for the build-a-feed cli before I before we merge it in yeah into I think it's final state.
Nick: Nice yeah well thanks for doing that and then the api and the monitor are probably that's on the list somewhere.
Tally: Yeah, that's for today tomorrow okay and then yeah.
Nick: Yeah, and for those that saw my message just funny so the zodiac thing so the Gnosis safe integration we have that's fixed on their front end so it was fixed in the back end but their front end was still pointing to the old contracts and now it's now it's fixed.
Spuddy: So, I added it to a Rinkeby safe today and I'm going to try to create a proposal I'm going to try to create I'm going to try to go through the whole thing and see what happens.
Nick: Yeah, I mean you can also like that's like a front end too so they're pretty open to making pull requests on it so like if there's anything you see like man this could use more explainers or like this like how could we like Ryan maybe you'll want to work through it too like what like some somebody comes and they see Tellor module you know. I think there's definitely places where we can go and like actually explain what the hell that is and that could be better so they're open to it and anything we can do to like help because you know it's like the Gnosis app has a lot of people use it using the Gnosis app so making sure like hey this is the Tellor module what does this do? And it might be a good way to get some eyeballs.
Spuddy: I have a community that where I'm really going to, I'm going to show it for their governance too because there's like there's an msc community that I'm in that I'm going to talk about. Because they're using multisig to do their governance.
Nick: Nice all right well and it's a great non shilly way yeah tell people about Tellor it's like we do so voting can tell them about it yeah. Cool, Akrem?
Akrem: Hello I'm working on the manual source that for the query types for the response value instead of doing one for each grade I was trying to make a one that's I guess because most of the query types the response values are is numeric so you have one file that takes in the query and then is able to allow input for any number. Whether it's a list or not.
Nick: All right and is the tip listener up? Does that work?
Spuddy: I think it works.
Nick: All right we can maybe test that a few times sure see if we pick it up I'll put it on the list yeah add it to you give some random one a tip and make sure your reporter submit for it yeah I got a tweet, anything else? By the way my decentralizing or the next challenge is for Tellor, that article Mike that's going out this week or it's out?
Mike: It's out.
Nick: Okay it's out it's good too I like it people like it I talk about decentralizing the data specs a lot in it so if you guys haven't read it go read it. It's what you guys are going to be doing next few months so be good yeah no but I'll go pass that out yeah cool well yeah let us know if you guys need anything. I'm having Nomad tomorrow I think or Wednesday on the deep dive, so that'll be for everyone watching get prepared for a Nomad call which would be fun. Yeah, Mike's here too, Mike's here, hi, anyway all right see you guys later.
