big.js VS bsc-ecosystem

ii) Third-Party Libraries There are various libraries like math.js, decimal.js, big.js that solve the problem. Each library functions according to its documentation. This approach is comparatively better.

For financial applications, APIs commonly return currency values, balances, stock/currency positions, and other amounts as strings. The best way I've found to deal with this is to use a library like big.js.

Just for fun, using javascript library:

Another different approach maybe to have the money represented in the decimal in your database at the decimal places of the currency with the highest decimal point you are going to be dealing with for example using Decimal(n, 2) in case of fiat, and perform your calculations in arbitrary-precision Decimal type. In javascript, using libraries like Big.js , Decimal.js will be of help.

With that said, using a library like big.js will solve both this and the potentially unsafe eval use:

It will explain this weird behavior. You have to use a special lib for precise floating point math. Here is one: big.js.

The project must be among the most demanded applications in NFT+DeFi, dApps, or Infrastructure in the BSC Ecosystem.

The first round of MVB program applications will be open from  February 8-28, 2021, UTC+8. All applicant projects must register with the BUIDL Reward Program to participate and meet specific requirements. Check out BSC Github for more details on the BSC-based deployments. Binance X, Investment, and BSC teams will judge the evaluation process and make the final MVB selection according to the requirements.