Paradigm CTO: 6 Projects to Watch at ETHDenver 2023
Paradigm's Chief Technology Officer Georgios Konstantopoulos shared six potential projects during ETHDenver.Written by: Georgios Konstantopoulos
Compiled by: Shenchao TechFlow
This article shares the thoughts of Paradigm's Chief Technology Officer Georgios Konstantopoulos during ETHDenver. He mentioned six potential projects he hopes to see developed.
The first is OP-Reth, which is an OP Stack that implements the Optimistic Rollup design. This design aims to be as close to Ethereum as possible. He hopes to see OP-Reth implemented on Reth.
The second project is wagmi_sh x Foundry full-stack hacks. Wagmi is a Web3 frontend library that is rapidly emerging as one of the most popular frontend libraries. The Wagmi CLI allows for rapid iteration on full-stack hackathon projects with Foundry integration.
The third project is replacing primitive types in Rust code with Ruint. They hope to replace all primitive types in Rust code with Recmo's Ruint. However, there is a need to address the replacement issue between ethabi's internal types and Ruint.
The fourth project is Ganache-UI but for Anvil. Ganache-UI is a very popular GUI for Ethereum local nodes. Georgios wants to see a similar interface, but for Anvil.
The fifth project is ABI -> UI generation. He hopes to see React components like AMM/Lending/NFT/… that can abstract common on-chain operations. Georgios believes that the existing Etherscan-esque buttons and input fields do not meet the needs and that more insightful components are required.
The last one is MEV Share, which is a programmable private order flow that empowers users, redistributes MEV, and moves towards decentralized block building. This project was recently proposed, and while it is feasible, it is not suitable for beginners.
