Impersonator
Allows you to Log-in to apps as ANY Ethereum Address via WalletConnect, iFrame or Browser Extension.
What is Impersonator?
Connect any Ethereum address to apps in "watch-only" mode. Impersonator works with all major EVM chains like Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC, and various testnets as well. - Easily input addresses via ENS - No private keys required - Dynamically switch connected address and network, after being connected to a dapp - Transaction calldata generated from apps is visible on the UI - Tenderly can be used to simulate transactions from the impersonated address. Just need to get the fork id and set it into the config. Why would you use it? (1.)** **For devs: to test out their UI from the view of other users and simulate generated calldata; (2.) If you just want to see your stats on a dapp without signing into the hardware wallet; (3.) For traders: Log in as whale wallets to explore how they interact with the protocol
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