Profile of cap in Optimism

Posts by cap

• Delegate Discovery Initiatives by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Oct. 14, 2024, 4:18 a.m.
  Content: brichis: It would be great to have a program where delegates with higher voting power mentor delegates with lower voting power and less experience, who are interested in learning best practices and recommendations to become a great delegate. I like this idea. I became a delegate here fairly recently and trying to catch up with everything takes time and it’s somewhat challenging.
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• Namespace - Builder Grant Update (Season 5, Cycle 19) by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Aug. 29, 2024, 10:58 a.m.
  Content: GM Optimists, I’m Cap, the founder of Namespace 4 . I’m writing to report on our progress and show what we’ve done so far. We received an OP Grant from Season 5 , Cycle 19 2 , to scale ENS to OP and enable easy ENS Subname integration for other projects and dapps on OP. Feedback is appreciated and possibly some devs using and testing our infrastructure for minting and managing Subnames on OP. :ninja: Namespace intro In a nutshell, Namespace helps teams and individuals to easily integrate ENS into their dapps, and start issuing .eth names or subnames to their users / community. We build dev tools for developers and a user-friend app (app.namespace.tech) for individual ENS name owners, to easily issue Subnames. Namespace is also one of the 9 official ENS Service Providers taking the lead on partnerships, integrations, and building tools and apps that help streamline ENS adoption! Proposal Summary The goal of the project is to enable minting ENS subnames on Optimism with Fault proof verification. This is achieved by utilizing the CCIP protocol, which allows storing ENS subnames and records on L 2 chains. The chains are resolved through an offchain gateway application, which verifies the stored data. Furthermore with the introduction of the EVM Gateway by ENS, the data can be stored and verified trustlessly, meaning that the Gateway cannot manipulate the data. Milestones overview Integrate CCIP (EVM Gateway) :white_check_mark: Deploy Minting and Listing contracts on OP :white_check_mark: 2 . 1 Testnet :white_check_mark: 2 . 2 Mainnet Audit :yellow_circle: Write developer documentation for easy integration :yellow_circle: Integrate new OP Contracts with the Namespace platform :yellow_circle: (only testnet) Completion, User Testing User adoption + Feedback loop for improvement Launch the code and initiate OP expansion Milestone 1 The overview of the architecture that outlines the implementation of the CCIP protocol using the EVM Gateway and fault proofs: 1600 × 962 197 KB In the CCIP architecture the clients, such as wallets, need to be able to support CCIP, which requires handling the callback response from the resolver contract. For our project, we have implemented the OpVerifierResolver contract using the EVM Verifier from Unruggable by @nxt 3 d. We have also utilized the gateway library 1 from Unruggable in order to fetch L 2 proofs. Once the proofs are passed back to the client, the client will make the callback call back to OpVerifierResolver and get the verified result. Milestone 2 Use case for listing and minting opsubs.eth 1 subnames on Optimism Sepolia, and resolving subnames on L 1 Sepolia. L 1 Contracts deployed on Sepolia OPFaultVerifier 2 (contains the link to the EVM Gateway and helps with constructing the request for storage slots on OP) OpVerfierResolver (the resolver contract which references OPFaultVerifier) Minting and listing opsubs.eth listed on Optimism Sepolia mysub.opsubs.eth minted on Optimism Sepolia, also setting the address record The resolver updated with the OpVerifierResolver address The address record now resolves to the address set in the second step above, utilizing the CCIP resolution process, which allows the client to call the gateway to fetch the verifiable data from L 2 . 1267 × 626 147 KB Milestone 3 We are in the process of hiring an auditing company to audit our implementation for minting subnames on Optimism and Base. Milestone 4 We have started writing developer documentation for our SDK. The SDK is a TypeScript library built to simplify the integration of ENS Subname registrations into Web 3 projects. It provides developers with a simple way to interact with Namespace’s backend APIs and smart contracts. The primary intention for the SDK is to streamline the ENS integration and Subname issuance on different L 2 chains (Base, Optimism, etc.). You can read more about it on our official Namespace Docs. Milestone 5 Currently, we are refactoring our backend to create new endpoints just for listing and minting subnames on the Namespace app (app.namespace.tech), configured through the Manager, which will include both our existing L 1 subname functionality, as well adding the support for L 2 subnames. Asks We’d love to have some builders integrate ENS into their dapps and issue Subnames on OP for their users / community. If interested, please join our Namespace Dev TG group for convenience, assistance, and vibes. Contact info Cap: TG or Twitter: @thecaphimself Namespace Website: https://www.namespace.tech/ 4 Docs: https://docs.namespace.tech/ Github: Namespace · GitHub X: x.com Farcaster: Warpcast account or Warpcast channel
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• Namespace - Builder Grant Update (Season 5, Cycle 19) by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Aug. 29, 2024, 10:58 a.m.
  Content: GM Optimists, I’m Cap, the founder of Namespace. I’m writing to report on our progress and show what we’ve done so far. We received an OP Grant from Season 5 , Cycle 19 , to scale ENS to OP and enable easy ENS Subname integration for other projects and dapps on OP. Feedback is appreciated and possibly some devs using and testing our infrastructure for minting and managing Subnames on OP. :ninja: Namespace intro In a nutshell, Namespace helps teams and individuals to easily integrate ENS into their dapps, and start issuing .eth names or subnames to their users / community. We build dev tools for developers and a user-friend app (app.namespace.tech) for individual ENS name owners, to easily issue Subnames. Namespace is also one of the 9 official ENS Service Providers taking the lead on partnerships, integrations, and building tools and apps that help streamline ENS adoption! Proposal Summary The goal of the project is to enable minting ENS subnames on Optimism with Fault proof verification. This is achieved by utilizing the CCIP protocol, which allows storing ENS subnames and records on L 2 chains. The chains are resolved through an offchain gateway application, which verifies the stored data. Furthermore with the introduction of the EVM Gateway by ENS, the data can be stored and verified trustlessly, meaning that the Gateway cannot manipulate the data. Milestones overview Integrate CCIP (EVM Gateway) :white_check_mark: Deploy Minting and Listing contracts on OP :white_check_mark: 2 . 1 Testnet :white_check_mark: 2 . 2 Mainnet Audit :yellow_circle: Write developer documentation for easy integration :yellow_circle: Integrate new OP Contracts with the Namespace platform :yellow_circle: (only testnet) Completion, User Testing User adoption + Feedback loop for improvement Launch the code and initiate OP expansion Milestone 1 The overview of the architecture that outlines the implementation of the CCIP protocol using the EVM Gateway and fault proofs: 1600 × 962 197 KB In the CCIP architecture the clients, such as wallets, need to be able to support CCIP, which requires handling the callback response from the resolver contract. For our project, we have implemented the OpVerifierResolver contract using the EVM Verifier from Unruggable by @nxt 3 d. We have also utilized the gateway library from Unruggable in order to fetch L 2 proofs. Once the proofs are passed back to the client, the client will make the callback call back to OpVerifierResolver and get the verified result. Milestone 2 Use case for listing and minting opsubs.eth subnames on Optimism Sepolia, and resolving subnames on L 1 Sepolia. L 1 Contracts deployed on Sepolia OPFaultVerifier (contains the link to the EVM Gateway and helps with constructing the request for storage slots on OP) OpVerfierResolver (the resolver contract which references OPFaultVerifier) Minting and listing opsubs.eth listed on Optimism Sepolia mysub.opsubs.eth minted on Optimism Sepolia, also setting the address record The resolver updated with the OpVerifierResolver address The address record now resolves to the address set in the second step above, utilizing the CCIP resolution process, which allows the client to call the gateway to fetch the verifiable data from L 2 . 1267 × 626 147 KB Milestone 3 We are in the process of hiring an auditing company to audit our implementation for minting subnames on Optimism and Base. Milestone 4 We have started writing developer documentation for our SDK. The SDK is a TypeScript library built to simplify the integration of ENS Subname registrations into Web 3 projects. It provides developers with a simple way to interact with Namespace’s backend APIs and smart contracts. The primary intention for the SDK is to streamline the ENS integration and Subname issuance on different L 2 chains (Base, Optimism, etc.). You can read more about it on our official Namespace Docs. Milestone 5 Currently, we are refactoring our backend to create new endpoints just for listing and minting subnames on the Namespace app (app.namespace.tech), configured through the Manager, which will include both our existing L 1 subname functionality, as well adding the support for L 2 subnames. Asks We’d love to have some builders integrate ENS into their dapps and issue Subnames on OP for their users / community. If interested, please join our Namespace Dev TG group for convenience, assistance, and vibes. Contact info Cap: TG or Twitter: @thecaphimself Namespace Website: https://www.namespace.tech/ Docs: https://docs.namespace.tech/ Github: Namespace · GitHub X: x.com Farcaster: Warpcast account or Warpcast channel
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• [READY TO VOTE] Scale ENS to Optimism by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Feb. 22, 2024, 7:05 a.m.
  Content: Very glad to see this proposal has gone through! We just applied for a builders grant 6 and will most likely integrate this solution once it’s ready. It will allow us to extend our entire platform’s (Namespace 2 ) functionality to Optimism, thus allowing every single ENS Name owner (communities, games, wallets, individual ENS name owners, etc.) to easily customize, manage, and issue Subnames on OP.
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• [READY TO VOTE] Scale ENS to Optimism by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Jan. 18, 2024, 7:58 p.m.
  Content: As someone who builds on ENS protocol, I can say that this is of utmost importance for Web 3 . And it would be amazing to see Optimism lead the way and set the standard for other L 2 s adopting ENS because sooner or later it needs to be (and will be) implemented everywhere. Fully support this initiative and the team behind it. :saluting_face:
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• [READY TO VOTE] Scale ENS to Optimism by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Jan. 18, 2024, 2:58 p.m.
  Content: As someone who builds on ENS protocol, I can say that this is of utmost importance for Web 3 . And it would be amazing to see Optimism lead the way and set the standard for other L 2 s adopting ENS because sooner or later it needs to be (and will be) implemented everywhere. Fully support this initiative and the team behind it. :saluting_face:
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• Peer to peer delegate endorsements onchain by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Nov. 15, 2023, 11:23 p.m.
  Content: This is actually a pretty elegant and very considerate approach to optimizing and improving governance and rewarding active participation. Absolutely love this.
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  Likers: mmurthy, xlans, fractalvisions
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• Peer to peer delegate endorsements onchain by cap - No Role
  Posted on: Nov. 15, 2023, 6:23 p.m.
  Content: This is actually a pretty elegant and very considerate approach to optimizing and improving governance and rewarding active participation. Absolutely love this.
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  Likers: mmurthy, Xlans, FractalVisions
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