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Currently we can use --block with cast call to specify the state we want to execute the call at. It would be useful to simulate a call at a specific transaction state within a block. The use case we have is inspecting the exact state of market protocols immediately before transactions occur, where MEV activity causes changes earlier in the block making it more difficult for us to get accurate data.
This functionality already exists somewhat with cast run forking and simulating the transactions up to the point of the target transaction (this is an assumption of the implementation and may be wrong ofc). As eth RPC APIs only allow specifying a block for the state, this might be more an extension to the --trace form of cast call as this implies the use of a local simulation, however I explicitly ask for cast call, as the --trace form does not decode the call result making it less useful for simple calls. It may be the case that this should be an extension to --trace, and decoding the result in --trace should be a separate feature.
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Currently we can use
--block
withcast call
to specify the state we want to execute the call at. It would be useful to simulate a call at a specific transaction state within a block. The use case we have is inspecting the exact state of market protocols immediately before transactions occur, where MEV activity causes changes earlier in the block making it more difficult for us to get accurate data.This functionality already exists somewhat with
cast run
forking and simulating the transactions up to the point of the target transaction (this is an assumption of the implementation and may be wrong ofc). As eth RPC APIs only allow specifying a block for the state, this might be more an extension to the--trace
form ofcast call
as this implies the use of a local simulation, however I explicitly ask forcast call
, as the--trace
form does not decode the call result making it less useful for simple calls. It may be the case that this should be an extension to--trace
, and decoding the result in--trace
should be a separate feature.Thanks
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: