This repository implements a simple fork test on Optimism that proves that the EVM behaviour of the forked chain is not identically replicated locally.
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Backtesting Dopex Single Staking Option Vaults (V3 contracts).
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Morpho vault v2 adapters for popular DeFi protocols
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A rebase token is a cryptocurrency engineered with an elastic supply. This means its total circulating supply algorithmically adjusts rather than remaining fixed. These adjustments, commonly referred to as rebases, are triggered by specific protocols or algorithms. The primary purpose of a rebase mechanism is to reflect changes in the token's value
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Buy Me a Coffee Moccasin Python Project
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