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  • @dedaub
    Dedaub
    @dedaub
    Sep 7
    Watch a DedaubQL alert get built live: catching every large Ethereum transfer, starting from one transaction hash.
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    Writing a monitoring agent for large Ethereum transfers, live in DedaubQL
    From youtube.com
  • @dedaub
    Dedaub
    @dedaub
    Sep 4
    Tok{In} weekly report: Aug 24-30, 2026 📊 379,328 tokens analyzed this week, down from 502,938 (-123,610). Still the 2nd highest of the 19 weekly reports published so far. BNB Chain alone fell 144,325 tokens (405,431 -> 261,106), a bigger drop than the week's total fall,
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  • @dedaub
    Dedaub
    @dedaub
    Sep 3
    Why is EVM bytecode so hard to decompile? Dynamic jumps, plus compilers reusing the same instruction blocks across unrelated functions. Yannis Smaragdakis on the core problem, in under a minute.
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  • @dedaub
    Dedaub
    @dedaub
    Sep 2
    A DedaubQL rule most people miss: monitoring queries must be monotonic. New onchain data can only add alerts, never remove them.
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    Why every DedaubQL monitoring query has to be monotonic
    From youtube.com
  • @dedaub
    Dedaub
    @dedaub
    Aug 27
    Our decompiler turns raw EVM bytecode into readable three-address code — recovering even private functions.
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