ethers.js VS revoke.cash

- https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/ - Ethers JavaScript / TypeScript - Possibly more clean that Web3 JavaScript

ethers.js and MetaMask

Also, this seems relevant: https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/discussions/1899

You can find more details in this ethers github issue.

Also I stumbled upon this thread and apparently as of now ethers js doesn't* support retrieving revert strings

I think I found on interesting code on source : https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/blob/c80fcddf50a9023486e9f9acb1848aba4c19f7b6/packages/providers/src.ts/json-rpc-provider.ts

This is what ethers.js is built for. You'll need a node provider like Alchemy to connect to but once you're set up you can read anything you want from the blockchain.

RainbowKit uses Ethers.js and Wagmi, both popular libraries in this space, under the hood.

This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to create a front end, deploy a Solidity smart contract, and connect them together. We will use Metamask, Remix IDE and Ethers.js.

FWIW, I'd also revoke this contract spending approval, since you have a significant amount of USDC sitting on your wallet that could be moved by a malicious actor if that smart contract is exploited. I typically use Revoke.cash for this. It's also open source In the future, it's best practice to only approve the amount that you need, though I don't know if that's possible going through ledger live. MetaMask let's you edit the approval amount before you send the transaction, so that's typically what I do.