Was deep in the weeds doing some accounting with @rotkiapp and couldn’t figure out why my ETH balances weren’t adding up
Dug into the history and boom! Pages of 2016 DAO whitehat activity. Turns out I was tracking the address I used back then to whitehat attack the DAO. Using mostly some really kind whale's money.
The whitehat hack flowed tons of ETH through attack contracts + the DAO itself. A nightmare for accounting since it looks like you're endlessly bleeding ETH. And ETH given to you from random whale addresses which you end up giving back later. Mixing that with own funds was not smart.
In the end, I had to ignore that address entirely to get sane numbers.
🐦 rotki lets you go that deep. And damn what a flashback!
🐦 Address poisoning is a really sneaky attack that works in confusing you for some UIs but not on @rotkiapp's watch!
As seen in the screenshot we have multiple layers of protection to figure out a transaction is address poisoning:
1. @ensdomains address name resolution. rotki.eth vs 0x953 ... 1306 2. token icon/price for the valid assets 3. Mark asset or transaction as spam. It will disappear from history
With the above tools under your belt you can use rotki to both track your history but also importantly protect yourself.
So I ended up voting for the @ensdomains service providers program.
I owe it to the people who delegated to me and trust me and also to all the projects that took their time to write so many interesting proposals.
All your projects are interesting and I appreciate the effort it took to write the proposals. I don't believe all projects are relevant to the SP program or equally important for the DAO and that is reflected on my voting.
Saturday. Made pancakes with my kid, run with the @BerlinBraves and then sat at my computer to keep building this stubborn little app that refuses to phone home
No VC. No user tracking.
@rotkiapp
Just code, ideals, and a ridiculous belief that ur financial data should be yours
With @rotkiapp you truly get a bird's eye view of your entire portfolio. See everything you own across exchanges, chains, protocols, banks & more. Split by location and type, with a graph of your net worth over time.
All local & private. Use rotki. Stay organized, own your data
It's quite interesting that to this day 1.15% of all validators still have BLS credentials, which means they have never withdrawn any ETH they gained from staking.
I’ve got a bunch of @ensdomains names. Keeping track of their expiry dates? Total nightmare.
That’s why @rotkiapp we built a personalized in-app calendar. It scans your history and sets smart reminders for stuff like ENS renewals, CRV unlocks etc.
I use it daily. You should too.
🐦 Use rotki, buy premium and support us in building the portfolio manager that makes your life easer while protecting your privacy.
My buddy @yabirgb did some weekend wizardry again. 🧙♂️
He realized we could shrink @rotkiapp's DB by ~13% just by refactoring how we store EVM log topics. Essentially moving them to a separate table and indexing them instead of repeating them. Elegant, efficient, and deeply thoughtful work.
This is the kind of engineering care that goes into every rotki release. We craft a bettr tool for you, release by release.
🐦 If you appreciate the privacy-first, local-first portfolio management rotki offers, spread the word and consider supporting us by going premium. That’s how bootstrapped projects like ours thrives and eventually wins!