Links 

Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3L6XiA6lVE 

Official links: https://linktr.ee/ 

Summary 

Team status. Monitors, Tellor Keepers, Diva, Ricochet, Tellor360, Hack money. 

Whole call  

Nick: Welcome to the dev call we actually started we just remembered we're supposed to record this call so we're starting to record we have submissions for the hackathon today, hack money hopefully all you guys are using Tellor. But yeah we'll just kind of find out what people are doing cool anyway for me going to work on I know some of you guys have given some fun to feed stuff and query builder and then going to be presenting my project. So, I'll have some more on that so and maybe next week I can give you guys a zero knowledge or I'll present my project on this call, you guys can I'll teach you about some of the zero knowledge libraries I was using. It's like sounds really Impressive but it's like you just kind of like run npm make this thing magic and it works. so yeah, it's pretty cool yeah no like I don't trust this at all like don't trust me or use this yet until I actually. 

Owen: That's going to be your ether global presentation little disclaimer yeah so I want to get started on making Italian stuff into one mono repo since we finished the switching a test to use the local node. Thanks, y'all for helping with that. And then presenting with Tim our hackathon project and then integration stuff as well for Morphware and Diva protocol that's what I'm doing. 

Nick: Cool yeah so, I'm excited to see the mono repo are you just going to do it in them keep the Telliot a core repo or make a whole new one or? 

Owen: Yeah, I'm just going to keep the Telliot repo one okay and then just like rename yeah just move everything over step like gradually you know. 

Nick: Well, I'm excited to see like how simple we can make like adding new things with this. 

Owen: Yeah, we'll also like revisit the steps that Lauren made maiden especially class. 

Nick: Yeah, well there were a few things where he had to make changes in both repos and that's like the thing obviously you won't have to worry yeah cool Lauren? 

Lauren: And I was wondering if you were free at some point today to go over the return type on the Api query type all the tests are passing now, I don't know if you saw so basically, just seeing if the string is the right way to do it or if we should do a different thing so I want to talk to you about that and then get started on helping you with moving everything over. And then once we get the return type nailed down I can do a presentation next week then on this call about the new question. 

Nick: Cool do we have any more monitors that we're looking to build or anything or are we just on hold with that for now? 

Lauren: Just in general? 

Nick: Yeah, I mean why are you working on that at all that's just like not even on your radar? 

Lauren: I didn't think there was anything else we wanted to add but we always could. 

Owen: Well and then I wanted to work out disputes workout bugs with the dispute monitor yeah. 

Nick: Okay and then maybe at some point maybe we can sit down I was going to say this afternoon but I'm busy maybe tomorrow we can sit down I want to revisit the Api. That one I think right now, it's like only on main chain Ethereum but since we're planning on moving everything over to like the Tellor flex structure we should be able to have it like work you just enter like you know basically take the network and then it can return how many on each network or how many stakers on this network what are those certain details and it should be able to work for like any of the contracts. 

Lauren: I know it does Rinkeby but I don't think we put it on any other ones. 

Nick: Yeah well, I mean both of those are still Tellor x so like if we move to like the Tellor flex structure, they should be the same on every network so like you should just be able to maybe enter like a contract address and a chain id or I guess it would need a node. I guess we could just make it like anything Infura supports or something but yeah we can think about that because I think somebody was asking like how many people do you have staked on Tellor and I was like well we have this many on main nets and I was like how do you how do you get on polygon or on any of these other networks past that now yeah like I have no idea so having some easy way to at least check that's not go to ether scan and cut it paste that like bytes 32 string that you have to go into a Tellor repo to get. So, yeah anyway thank you Akrem? 

Akrem: I added changes to data specs for the Tellor keeper to return the response to be the keeper's address the transaction hash and the timestamp so they could be submitted by either the reporter or the keeper themselves just to make sure that they submit that the first whoever called that function aside from that and my focus is to do the autopay and then after that do the listener stuff and the in the script. 

Nick: Cool yeah, no excited to see it so I will definitely get you some feedback on the data specs but I think this is like round two already so yeah should look good cool and yeah Tim? 

Tim: Yeah, last week Ricochet reached out to me they had some more changes to I told them to reach out to you yeah okay well yeah so I made some more changes on Friday they seem like easy changes I think they're good but I was having trouble with their tests just a couple of things non-Tellor related well. 

Nick: Are we using the medianizer for them? 

Tim: Yeah. 

Nick: I would I was thinking we could take it out yeah, because he updates it super like because I was talking to him the structure basically like even if you broke the Tellor stream completely like it you can only break like the current streaming rate and it's really hard to like actually, steal a lot of money he seems fine with like just wait a minute or you know like and then you can dispute them and go back in time there. So, I think that would probably work and especially as we get the dispute monitor up but he seems good and then and then you can have like lower number of reporters too because I think we're going to help him set those up here very shortly so if you're a reporter watching this call and want to go report over on what Polygon I'm trying to get him to launch on Mumbai first but we'll see if that actually happens, so yeah I would confirm with him but I would say like it'll simplify the structure a whole lot I think for the time okay. 

Tim: Yeah, okay I'll ask him I don't think there was any issue with that but yeah if he's okay with that and that's probably simpler yeah. 

Nick: I mean you can just add more security but he didn't seem to really care yeah so it's good. 

Tim: Okay I'll ask mike yeah because I was also waiting for a response from him about those test issues so yeah, if that's the case then I'll update Ricochet taking out Mesosphere. And then I'm also back to buttoning up the staking 360 test. There ends up just being a lot of complexity with that with disputes and time and difference takers coming in but anyways I'm wrapping up tests on that and pushing that and then moving on to whatever next 360 thing we have. 

Nick: Yeah well, I think like once you're done with well then, we have the governance piece as well right that's probably the next one we do that nobody's claimed so moving that to snapshot which will be good. 

Tim: Yeah so I guess that could become one of those a bigger update to make just the change to snapshot but. 

Nick: That's what I was thinking should we have change governance contract as a potential function in Tellor flex or should it just be set on deploy? Yeah, so then because I mean we're planning on moving it to like it's a fixed dollar amount based on you know whatever the staking asset is and that spot price for from Tellor, why would you need to update it. I mean obviously if we found a bug in the contract but yeah, I mean there's like the pros or that less forks the cons are that there's a potential giant attack vector but I mean like what's the if the governance is compromised what then then I guess you could just basically, submit and there's no fear of a dispute. Which would be right I mean you could get disputed but you would like nobody would dispute you because they would lose their money. 

Tim: So, yeah, I guess how does that how does that affect like a new Liquity going forward who has to set everything in stone well I mean you would just have to like the cool thing about it is. 

Nick: It's like if you did it on that like you would you'd have some miners probably stay on that contract then some miners move to the newer one you know similarly like hey yeah so like Uni v3 to v2 kind of thing. So, pros cons. Yeah think about it. 

Tim: Yeah right. 

Nick: Okay all right Spuddy do you need anything? 

Spuddy: Nope, I'm still trying to get conf get up to speed on how Polygon and Mumbai node running works and I have a Mumbai node that's been syncing for like three days now it's not synced yet so we'll see what's going on with that. 

Nick: You can put up a question on stack exchange or something. 

Spuddy: I've been talking to them in their discord they're in there. 

Owen: What's the status of the running the updates like are you running Akrem’s updates to the tip listener and like? 

Spuddy: I can't not without an upgraded plan for Infura I mean I could I could run it for a little bit but I can't run it continuously. 

Nick: When did we make those changes to allow the do we have a flag that he can make it wait longer yeah okay so you if you upgrade to the newest version then I guess if you guys want to send him what command that would be to like move it up from 7seconds up to 30 seconds. 

Akrem: Yeah, it's just add dash wp so I'll send it on display as well I can do that. 

Nick: Yeah, and then you can run it fine yeah so cool all right. 

Brenda: All right and then today I'll see everybody at hack money. 

Nick: I'll be judging so I yeah hopefully I get you as a judge you can push me onto the next round. 

Owen: What time are you judging Brenda? 

Brenda: I start at 11:30 we're doing like a little orientation and then we actually start judging at noon all the way to I think like 2:30 or 3.  

Nick: Do you know who's interjecting everyone says then yeah everyone everyone's just now. 

Brenda: No, nope no they're going to within the next 30 minutes they'll send us the actual project so we can look them over I just want some but anyway, good luck everybody. 

Nick: Cool all right thanks everyone talk to you guys later.