Tayt
Tayt is a Starknet (Cairo) smart contract fuzzer in a Python box.
What is Tayt?
A Crytic project, supported by the security company, Trail of Bits, Tayt is a testing library optimized to analyze Cairo smart contracts. Developers can target specific files or run Tayt on entire projects to introduce external functions that 'fuzz' smart contracts and checks for flags. Tayt supports invariant function calls, coverage, and fuzzing of smart contracts that deploy other smart contracts.
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Developer resources from Alchemy
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What is RIP-7212? Precompile for secp256r1 curve support
RIP-7212 is a core change in the Ethereum protocol that opens up a way to have cheap, secure, and fast P256 curve verification with a precompiled contract.
Stablecoin treasuries: from dead capital to yield-generating infrastructure
Most corporate stablecoin balances earn nothing while issuers capture yield on reserves. Learn where onchain yield comes from, what blocks enterprise deployment, and how infrastructure like gasless transactions and multi-chain RPC closes the gap.
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