Happy to share our latest prototype: Obscurus 👻, an anonymity layer for the Safe Wallet owners which preserves the security guarantees of the multisig using ZK.
Built using Semaphore by @SemaphoreDevs and Zodiac by @GnosisDAO.
Discover Obscurus here: github.com/quartz-technology…
Recently, we managed to build Reth for the RISC-V platform.
Here's a post which sums up our journey, we hope it can help !
dev.to/quartztechnology/reth…
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Happy to share that project I worked with my friend @0xpanoramix.
It's a first time I'm using @dagger_io on a blockchain project and I had a blast writing the CI in Go 🚀
Next step: add go-release and docker image publishing commands on my Dagger pipeline.
⚡️ Project Announcement ⚡️
We are very happy to release Agate, an Ethereum Relay Data Indexer.
With its modular, efficient and performant implementation, we hope it'll be used to enlighten a bit more the dark forest.
github.com/quartz-technology…
More about this below 👇
And this is it for now !
We hope this might help in any way and plan to make our own analysis using the collected data, so stay tuned 👀
On our way to develop the associated API 👷♂️
5) Performance
Agate is written in Go. It's not Rust, but gets the job done and provides great performance in every components (data aggregator, storage manager, ...)
Also, we used #dagger to speedup our CI and enhance our development experience with useful custom commands.
4) Efficiency
The default database design we've implemented reduces the amount of data stored without any loss.
Which is nice considering the large volume of data processed by all the relays combined.
3) Modularity
All of Agate's components are swappable: you'd like to use your own SDK to collect the data ? Your own storage manager ? Implement the appropriate interface and it's ready to go.
So, we built a tool able to aggregate relay data that you can use and customize to fit your own needs.
Let's dive a bit into Agate's design 👇
2) Why?
Other projects (❤️ @EdenNetwork) already provide free access to this data and many contributors are collecting very important metrics about the current Builder / Relay / Validator space.
So obviously, huge kudos to the people out there enlightening the dark forest 🙌
1) What?
Agate listens for new slots on the Ethereum network and aggregates data from various relays using the Data Transparency API and a custom SDK we've built.
Then, it stores everything efficiently in a database that you can use to make your own analysis.
⚡️ Project Announcement ⚡️
We are very happy to release Agate, an Ethereum Relay Data Indexer.
With its modular, efficient and performant implementation, we hope it'll be used to enlighten a bit more the dark forest.
github.com/quartz-technology…
More about this below 👇
Following last week's article, here is a new one for you 🚀
This time, we'll go trough how you can simplify your GitHub Actions using reusable workflows 🐙
🔗 dev.to/quartztechnology/use-…
We're very happy to announce that we have published our first article on the topic of setting up HTTPS with NGINX on your servers 🤖
Feel free to leave any suggestions for future improvements, more will come soon 🚀
🔗 dev.to/quartztechnology/setu…


