cardano-python VS interface

Q: How is PyCardano different from other python libraries, such as cardano-python and cardano-clusterlib-py?

If you're comfortable in Python or JavaScript there are some good client libraries that abstract away the REST API into an easier to use SDK such as this: https://github.com/emesik/cardano-python

Within 6-12 months there will be a solidity side chain (milkomeda), a Python SDK, and a LLVM backend to support all C languages (IELE). It’s been designed this way for a long time to be EVM compatible with a native Plutus language and compatibility with the other 20+ million programmers in the world who don’t program on Solidity or Haskell.

I'd like to test staking and withdrawal operations in the lib I'm developing.

The repo is here: https://github.com/emesik/cardano-python

- Officially Listed on @SpectrumLabs_ app.spectrum.fi

I was googling for an ergo/cardano dex, and found several articles pointing to ergodex.io, which led to invalid SSL certificate. But, I found the https://app.ergodex.io/swap from a 5 months old reddit post, which led to app.spectrum.fi. Is ergodex.io changed to spectrum.fi?

There will be a button in the interface.

I like it, has some cool dapps like https://app.spectrum.fi/ and https://www.duckpools.io/

You can sell it on ErgoDex. NETA is L2 token on Ergo so Ergo wallet is needed. For Ergodex Nautilius Wallet is recommended. https://app.ergodex.io/

For example: ErgoDex

go to https://app.ergodex.io/ -> Liquidity -> ERG/Mi Goreng -> Add Liquidity

Some cool examples: - Build a DAO with Ergopad and with the power of smart contracts you can stake the ergopad token - ErgoDex to swap tokens or provide liquidity or even create your own pool. Also Cardano bridge around the corner as it's currently in Testnet and to be launch in Q2)