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Opeerah:
No. I rechecked it and it always requires (TESTNET and USDC) on this account. Then verify will be ok. Maybe it helps someone. Thank you! 🙂

Opeerah:
It does not verify Algorand address, when (Complete your profil, Algorand Public Address). It always says “invalid address”.

Opeerah:
The box refs must go on the outer txn, and you can use the simulate on the transaction to find out what references are needed.

Opeerah:
You could use an oracle to supply the data feed within the contract. With something like GORA network you could create the data feed which is then propagated to their nodes and then you could take that info in within the contract by interacting with GORA smart contracts. We’re doing a similar thin...

Opeerah:
Watch out… pyteal is old language which new projects should not use… púte python is now available… just run algokit init

Opeerah:
I believe this example is what you are looking to do:

Opeerah:
Well the sandbox is an environment that you can control and use in your favour to battle test whatever you’re developing. You can destroy the sandbox state every time and re-run whatever you want to do before deploying it on testnet (where every change continues to live on). Plus it should come pack…

Opeerah:
Yep - but it depends a bit on your use case. A sandbox might still be the preferred way to go if you’re developing a smart contract though. But for a lot of other use-cases or just trying out some things, the public testnet is actually just as fine and saves some hassle. You can use an explorer like…

Opeerah:
If you just need access to Algorand Testnet and not specifically running your own local testnet node, I’d use the free API from Nodely.io: QuickStart | Nodely Both their free Testnet and Mainnet API’s are amazing and many small dApps in the ecosystem rely on them (until they outgrow in terms of t…

Opeerah:
happy to help best I can. Regarding 0% fees, what Dapps you are referring to? For example Pera takes small swap fee when you use build in swap, Tinyman gets part of that 0,3% fee when you swap, Defly gets fees when you swap within their wallet, Folks Finance gets part of the accrued interests and sm…

Opeerah:
they will go into pool and yes, will be part of the liquidity.

Opeerah:
Fees are in pool and baked into those LP tokens. So say you put in 1000 USDC & 1000 TOKEN and you get 1000 USDC-TOKEN LP tokens. now people trade and pool is worth 1003 USDC & 1002 TOKEN (figures again from head just for sake of an example). now when you pull “fees” out. it means that you give away …

Opeerah:
to your points
1.) Fees are included into LP when someone trades so not paid out separately. This means that if you want to take fees out, you have to pull liquidity out or part of it. this is red flag in general. Also if someone buys, and pool balance goes from 1000 USDC / 1000 TOKEN to 1500 USDC…

Opeerah:
You can just go to Tinyman “pool” from nav bar on top left corner and then on right hand side you have “Create new pool +”. But yes, you have to provide both assets in equal ratio value basis at first. Meaning, if you have ASA called TOKEN and you want to create USDC/TOKEN liquidity pool, you have …