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Things like otterscan that are a locally run instance of an etherscan like site are a step in the right direction, but there is still a lot to do in this regard for sure.
https://github.com/wmitsuda/otterscan
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I know exactly one legitimate use case for blockchain: a public ledger like bitcoin.
The thing is that you don’t need more than this one online currency though, right? It’s also the safest in terms of PoW [1]. I don’t see any reason for all other altcoins to exist other than charting and trading on exchanges (which is certainly fun, but does not provide value).
[1] https://howmanyconfs.com/
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Not sure what you mean or expect, but pretending I mean assuming that is a question in good faith, then for EVMs, I would start with Erigon
https://github.com/ledgerwatch/erigon
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To me the most damning thing said about web3 etc. to date is:
https://github.com/cryptog0/welcome2web3#social-media-on-web...
> The cost of storing information on the Blockchain is referred to as GAS and at the time of writting costs roughly $2 USD per 1kb of data. To put this into perspective, a high resolution photograph can be upwards of 4000kb, or $8,000.
Even if this estimate is three orders of magnitude off, this idea is DOA.
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Front run + back run is sandwich. Front running has also been called miner extractable value. This is now called maximal extractable value.
You may want to look a little further, or not.
https://github.com/flashbots/pm
'... mitigating the negative externalities of Maximal Extractable Value ...'
