Pulsar Protocol
Implementation of TWAMM for efficient swaps and slippage reduction in Ethereum trading, providing cost-effective long-term order execution over multiple blocks.User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 05:19 AM
The project must be primarily focused on creating helpful developer tooling and experiences within the Arbitrum ecosystem. Projects must address pain points related to smart contract development, debugging, testing, or deployment.
The provided project description for 'Pulsar Protocol' does not appear to focus on developer tools within the Arbitrum ecosystem, but rather on a protocol for decentralized trading with features like Term Swaps and smooth swap execution over time.
Emphasis should be placed on interoperability with existing Ethereum/Arbitrum developer tools and services.
While 'Pulsar Protocol' could theoretically be used alongside Arbitrum given its nature as a decentralized trading protocol, there is no specific information provided about interoperability with existing Ethereum/Arbitrum developer tools and services.
Open-source and collaborative development approaches are very encouraged
The GitHub link is provided, and the recent activity shows a number of commits in the past 3 months, suggesting an open-source nature to the project. However, without more detail, it is not possible to evaluate the extent of collaborative efforts.
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