June 2024
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📊 Summary ⚙️ Technical 🔍 Research

Research Data: June 2024

Generated: 2025-12-09 00:55 UTC
Date Range: 2024-06-01 to 2024-06-30
Method: REST API (historical data >30 days)
Rate Limit Remaining: 4678 core API requests

Data Sources & References

GitHub Organizations:

Publications:

Note: No blog posts were published on jesta.blog during June 2024. No commits were found in aaroncox/vaulta-contracts during this period.

Summary Statistics

  • Greymass: 26 PRs merged across 5 repositories
  • Wharfkit: 4 PRs merged across 3 repositories
  • New Repositories: 5 created (4 Greymass, 1 Wharfkit)
  • Publications: 1 Medium post (May 31, at end of May reporting period)
  • Total Activity: 30 PRs merged
  • Top Repository: anchor-mobile-android (20 PRs - 67% of all activity)

Most Active Repositories:

  1. greymass/anchor-mobile-android: 20 PRs
  2. greymass/unicove-v1: 2 PRs
  3. greymass/antelope-snap: 2 PRs
  4. greymass/lighthouse-js: 2 PRs
  5. wharfkit/antelope: 2 PRs

Key Themes:

  • Anchor Mobile Android UI overhaul and optimization
  • MetaMask Snap development for Antelope (antelope-snap repository created)
  • REX staking implementation in Unicove v1
  • WharfKit improvements for better error messages and quantity handling
  • Lighthouse infrastructure expansion with JavaScript client library

Greymass Organization

greymass/anchor-mobile-android

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android
Activity: 20 PRs merged
Context: Anchor Mobile for Android wallet maintenance and UI updates

June 2024 saw intensive work on Anchor Mobile Android, with 20 PRs merged representing 67% of all development activity during the month. The work focused on transitioning to a new user interface, performance optimizations, and bug fixes across the mobile wallet.

Major Themes:

  • Transition to updated UI as the default interface
  • Performance optimizations (lazy loading, production logging removal, code optimizations)
  • Bug fixes for transaction requests, identity requests, and Fuel integration
  • Settings and help interface updates

Early June: Performance Optimizations and UI Transition (June 3)

A concentrated effort on June 3rd resulted in 11 PRs merged in a single day, focusing on performance improvements and UI updates:

Build and Performance Optimizations:

UI Improvements and Bug Fixes:

Technical Significance: This coordinated release on June 3rd represented a major milestone transitioning Anchor Mobile Android to its updated interface with significant performance improvements. The lazy loading, production optimizations, and UI updates prepared the app for wider adoption with better user experience.

Mid-June: Bug Fixes and UI Refinements (June 14-19)

Following the major June 3rd release, mid-month work focused on addressing issues discovered in the field and refining the new UI:

Context: The removal of the “switch back to old UI” option on June 19th signaled confidence in the new interface after two weeks of field testing and bug fixes following the June 3rd release.

Late June: Fuel Integration Fixes (June 27)

Work Summary: Twenty PRs merged throughout June focusing on UI modernization, performance optimization, and bug fixes. The month represented a major transition for Anchor Mobile Android, with the new UI becoming the default experience and the legacy interface being phased out. Performance improvements through lazy loading, production optimizations, and dependency updates improved app responsiveness and reduced bundle size. The coordinated June 3rd release of 11 PRs demonstrated strong release management and testing practices.

greymass/unicove-v1

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Context: Legacy Unicove version receiving targeted feature updates

PR #189: Resource sampling target changes

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1/pull/189
Merged: 2024-06-01
Description: Adjusted resource sampling target parameters for more accurate resource usage estimation and allocation.

Significance: Improved resource management accuracy for users staking and unstaking resources.

PR #191: Support REX stake/unstake

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1/pull/191
Merged: 2024-06-24
Description: Implemented REX (Resource Exchange) staking and unstaking functionality in Unicove v1. This feature allows users to stake tokens into REX to earn rewards while providing liquidity for the resource rental market.

Significance: Major feature addition bringing REX functionality to Unicove users. This implementation served as the foundation for the more comprehensive REX work completed in July 2024 (PR #194), where features like APY calculation, matured balance display, and claim functionality were added.

Work Summary: Two PRs merged in June focusing on resource management. The REX staking implementation represented a significant feature addition that would be expanded and refined in subsequent months. Resource sampling improvements enhanced the accuracy of resource calculations across the platform.

greymass/antelope-snap

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/antelope-snap
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Context: New repository created June 5, 2024 - MetaMask Snap for Antelope blockchains

June 2024 marked the creation of the antelope-snap repository, a MetaMask Snap enabling MetaMask wallet users to interact with Antelope blockchains. This represents a major onboarding initiative, allowing users familiar with MetaMask to access Antelope networks without learning new wallet software.

Repository Creation: 2024-06-05
Description: MetaMask Snap for Antelope blockchain integration
Purpose: Provides a simple way to interface with Antelope blockchains using MetaMask wallet

README Summary: The antelope-snap is a MetaMask Snap that enables interaction with Antelope blockchains through MetaMask. The repository contains the MetaMask Snap package and a SvelteKit demonstration application. Users must install MetaMask Flask (the canary distribution for developers) and disable the regular MetaMask extension to use the Snap. The project uses yarn for dependency management and includes both the snap implementation and a demo site showcasing its capabilities.

Technology Stack:

  • MetaMask Snap API
  • SvelteKit (demo application)
  • Yarn (package management)
  • Antelope blockchain integration

PR #1: Index fix

Link: https://github.com/greymass/antelope-snap/pull/1
Merged: 2024-06-13
Description: Fixed indexing issue in the initial implementation, resolving a bug that prevented proper functionality.

Context: Early bug fix following the repository’s June 5th creation, addressing an issue discovered during initial development and testing.

PR #2: Migrating to Wharf and being a signer only

Link: https://github.com/greymass/antelope-snap/pull/2
Merged: 2024-06-17
Description: Major architectural shift migrating the snap to use WharfKit (Wharf) as the underlying SDK and focusing the snap’s role as a transaction signer rather than a full wallet implementation.

Architectural Significance: This PR established the snap’s core design pattern:

  • Integration with WharfKit for blockchain operations
  • Snap serves as transaction signer leveraging MetaMask’s key management
  • Separation of concerns: WharfKit handles blockchain logic, snap handles signing
  • Enables MetaMask users to sign Antelope transactions without exposing private keys

Context: This architectural decision aligned the snap with the WharfKit ecosystem, ensuring compatibility with other Wharf-based applications and wallet plugins. The signer-only approach leverages MetaMask’s security model while providing Antelope transaction signing capabilities.

Work Summary: Two PRs merged between June 13-17 establishing the foundational architecture for the antelope-snap. The migration to WharfKit as the underlying SDK and the focus on signing-only functionality positioned the snap as a key component in Antelope’s MetaMask integration strategy. This work laid the groundwork for the wallet-plugin-metamask development that began mid-month.

Relationship to Other Projects:

  • Integrates with WharfKit Session Kit
  • Complements wallet-plugin-metamask (created June 16)
  • Part of broader MetaMask onboarding initiative
  • Enables Unicove and other dapps to support MetaMask users

greymass/lighthouse

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse
Activity: 1 PR merged
Context: Account lookup API service infrastructure

PR #4: Handling history errors

Link: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse/pull/4
Merged: 2024-06-05
Description: Improved error handling for blockchain history API requests, gracefully handling failures when querying historical account data.

Significance: Enhanced reliability of the Lighthouse account lookup service by preventing cascade failures when individual blockchain history APIs are unavailable or return errors.

Work Summary: Single PR improving error resilience for the Lighthouse service. This work ensured the service remains operational even when some blockchain APIs are experiencing issues, improving overall system reliability.

greymass/lighthouse-js

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse-js
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Context: New repository created June 28, 2024 - JavaScript client library for Lighthouse API

Repository Creation: 2024-06-28
Description: JavaScript implementation of Lighthouse API
Purpose: Client library for looking up Antelope accounts across multiple networks using public keys

README Summary: Lighthouse JS is a fast and efficient service for discovering which accounts are associated with specific public keys across various Antelope-based blockchains. It provides a simple REST API interface with support for both mainnet and testnet chains. The service performs fast parallel lookups across networks. The API endpoint /lookup/{publicKey} accepts an optional includeTestnets parameter and returns account associations grouped by network and chain ID. Built with Bun for development and testing.

Technology Stack:

  • Bun (runtime and development)
  • REST API
  • Multi-chain Antelope support
  • Parallel lookup architecture

Key Features:

  • Look up accounts by public key
  • Multi-network support (EOS, WAX, Telos, etc.)
  • Testnet support (optional)
  • Fast parallel lookups
  • Simple REST API

PR #1: Testing PR checks

Link: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse-js/pull/1
Merged: 2024-06-28
Description: Initial PR to verify CI/CD pipeline and PR check configuration for the new repository.

Context: Standard repository setup confirming automated checks are functioning correctly.

PR #2: Adding time out

Link: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse-js/pull/2
Merged: 2024-06-28
Description: Implemented timeout handling for API requests to prevent hanging requests when blockchain nodes are slow or unresponsive.

Significance: Critical reliability improvement ensuring the service remains responsive even when individual blockchain API endpoints experience delays. Timeouts prevent resource exhaustion and ensure consistent response times for users.

Work Summary: Two PRs merged on June 28, the same day as repository creation. The quick addition of timeout handling demonstrated proactive reliability engineering, addressing a common API failure mode before the service was deployed. This JavaScript client library complements the main Lighthouse service, providing a convenient way for developers to integrate account lookup functionality into their applications.

Relationship to Other Projects:

  • Client library for Lighthouse API service
  • Enables dapp developers to discover accounts by public key
  • Supports onboarding flows in Unicove and Web Authenticator
  • Multi-network discovery for WharfKit applications

Wharfkit Organization

wharfkit/antelope

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/antelope
Activity: 2 PRs merged
Context: Core Antelope blockchain library for WharfKit

June 2024 saw important improvements to the WharfKit Antelope core library, focusing on better error messaging and quantity handling improvements.

PR #95: Adding codingPath to serializer errors

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/antelope/pull/95
Merged: 2024-06-25
Description: Enhanced serialization error messages by including the coding path, making it much easier for developers to identify exactly where in a data structure a serialization error occurred.

Body Summary: Creates a nicer error message with visual indication of where in the data structure the error occurred.

Significance: Dramatically improved developer experience when debugging serialization issues. Previously, serialization errors could be cryptic and difficult to trace. The coding path addition provides immediate context about which field or nested structure failed to serialize, reducing debugging time significantly.

Example Impact: Instead of generic “serialization failed” errors, developers now see exactly which field in a nested structure caused the problem, along with its path (e.g., actions[0].data.quantity).

PR #106: Quantity

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/antelope/pull/106
Merged: 2024-06-25
Description: Improvements to the Quantity type handling, enhancing how token amounts are represented and manipulated in the library.

Significance: The Quantity type is fundamental to token operations in Antelope blockchains. Improvements to its handling affect all token transfers, staking operations, and contract interactions involving amounts.

Work Summary: Two PRs merged on June 25 improving core library functionality. The serialization error improvements significantly enhanced the developer experience when debugging issues, while quantity handling improvements ensured accurate token amount operations. These foundational improvements benefited the entire WharfKit ecosystem and all applications built on it.

wharfkit/web-renderer

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/web-renderer
Activity: 1 PR merged
Context: Web UI rendering components for WharfKit

PR #145: Fix correct screen when publickey exists

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/web-renderer/pull/145
Merged: 2024-06-21
Description: Fixed UI logic that incorrectly displayed the wrong screen when a public key already exists in the session. Ensures the proper account selection or authentication screen is shown based on existing key state.

Significance: Important UX fix ensuring users see the appropriate interface state when reconnecting with existing credentials. Prevents confusion and potential authentication errors.

Work Summary: UI logic fix improving the authentication flow experience for users reconnecting to dapps with existing public keys.

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask
Activity: 1 PR merged
Context: New repository created June 16, 2024 - WharfKit plugin for MetaMask Snap integration

Repository Creation: 2024-06-16
Description: Wallet plugin for the EOS Wallet (MetaMask Snap)
Purpose: WharfKit plugin enabling MetaMask Snap support in applications using WharfKit Session Kit

README Summary: Template-based WharfKit wallet plugin for MetaMask integration. The repository provides a starting point for creating wallet plugins that work within the @wharfkit/session library. Uses Make, node.js, and yarn for development. Build process involves checking dependencies with Make and requires linting before pull request submission. Maintained by Greymass with support options available.

Technology Stack:

  • WharfKit Session Kit plugin architecture
  • MetaMask Snap integration
  • Make-based build system
  • Node.js and yarn

Relationship to antelope-snap: This plugin serves as the integration layer between WharfKit applications and the antelope-snap. While antelope-snap (created June 5) provides the MetaMask Snap implementation for signing, this wallet plugin (created June 16) provides the WharfKit interface that dapps use to communicate with the snap. Together, they enable seamless MetaMask integration for WharfKit-based applications like Unicove.

PR #1: Support alternative bash locations

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask/pull/1
Merged: 2024-06-19
Description: Development environment improvement supporting Linux systems where bash is not located at /bin/bash, improving cross-platform compatibility for developers.

Context: Developer experience improvement ensuring the project builds correctly on different Linux distributions and development environments. This same improvement was made to other projects around the same time (see Unicove PR #3 in July 2024).

Work Summary: Single PR improving cross-platform development compatibility. Though small in scope, this change demonstrates attention to developer experience and ensures the plugin can be built and developed on various systems. The creation of this repository on June 16, eleven days after antelope-snap, suggests coordinated development of the MetaMask integration stack.

Architectural Context:

  • antelope-snap (June 5): MetaMask Snap implementation providing transaction signing
  • wallet-plugin-metamask (June 16): WharfKit plugin providing dapp integration
  • Together: Enable MetaMask users to interact with Antelope dapps through WharfKit

New Repositories

greymass/eosio_light_api

Created: 2024-06-02
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/eosio_light_api
Description: Light API for EOSIO networks
Last Push: 2024-06-02

Purpose: Lightweight API implementation for EOSIO/Antelope networks providing essential blockchain data access without the full overhead of a complete history solution.

Initial Activity: Created June 2, 2024 with initial commit pushed the same day. No README was available at the time of research.

Significance: Provides a lighter-weight alternative to full history solutions like Hyperion or Roborovski for use cases that don’t require comprehensive historical data. Useful for dapps and services needing basic blockchain data access with minimal infrastructure requirements.

Context: Created shortly before the intensive Lighthouse development in late June, possibly as related infrastructure for account lookup and basic chain data access.

greymass/antelope-snap

Created: 2024-06-05
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/antelope-snap
Description: MetaMask Snap for Antelope blockchain integration
Last Push: 2025-04-23

See detailed information in the Greymass Organization section above.

Significance: Major strategic initiative enabling MetaMask users to interact with Antelope blockchains. Lowers the barrier to entry by leveraging the familiar MetaMask interface and eliminates the need for users to install and learn separate Antelope-specific wallets. The June 2024 creation and rapid development (2 PRs by mid-month) demonstrated this as a priority initiative.

greymass/lightaccount

Created: 2024-06-24
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/lightaccount
Description: (no description provided)
Last Push: 2024-06-24

Purpose: Based on the name and creation timing, likely related to lightweight account management or account creation infrastructure. Created the same day as the REX staking PR #191 merge in unicove-v1.

Initial Activity: Created June 24, 2024 with initial push the same day. No README was available and limited commit activity suggests this may have been experimental or preparatory work.

Context: Created during a period of intensive account and authentication infrastructure development (alongside antelope-snap, lighthouse-js, and wallet-plugin-metamask). The name suggests possible connection to lightweight account lookup or management features.

greymass/lighthouse-js

Created: 2024-06-28
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/lighthouse-js
Description: JavaScript implementation of Lighthouse API
Last Push: 2025-09-25

See detailed information in the Greymass Organization section above.

Significance: Provides JavaScript developers with a convenient client library for the Lighthouse account lookup service. Enables easy integration of account discovery features into web applications, supporting onboarding flows where users need to find their existing accounts using public keys.

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask

Created: 2024-06-16
Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask
Description: Wallet plugin for the EOS Wallet (MetaMask Snap)
Last Push: 2025-04-22

See detailed information in the Wharfkit Organization section above.

Significance: Critical integration layer connecting WharfKit-based applications with the antelope-snap. Created eleven days after antelope-snap, this plugin completed the integration stack enabling MetaMask support in applications like Unicove. The coordinated timing of these repositories demonstrates planned architecture for MetaMask onboarding.

Publications

”Progress Update (May 2024)”

Published: 2024-05-31
Source: https://greymass.medium.com/progress-update-may-2024-5e2798ca6026
RSS Entry: https://medium.com/feed/@greymass (item 2024-05-31)

Content Summary: Monthly progress update published on Medium covering Greymass development activity for May 2024. Published at the end of May, providing context for the work that would continue into June.

Key Topics:

  • Development progress updates
  • Project status and milestones
  • Team activity overview

Context: Published May 31, just before the June period began. Likely provided context about the MetaMask Snap initiative and other work that would intensify in June. This was the last Medium publication before the July 15 progress update, suggesting a shift away from regular monthly Medium updates during the summer of 2024.

Cross-Project Coordination

June 2024 demonstrated a strong focus on MetaMask integration and account lookup infrastructure:

MetaMask Integration Initiative (June 5-19): Coordinated development of MetaMask Snap ecosystem:

  1. greymass/antelope-snap (created June 5) - MetaMask Snap implementation
  2. wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask (created June 16) - WharfKit integration layer
  3. antelope-snap PR #2 (merged June 17) - Migration to WharfKit architecture

The eleven-day gap between antelope-snap creation and wallet-plugin-metamask creation suggests intentional staging: first build the snap implementation, then create the WharfKit plugin to interface with it. The June 17 merge of PR #2 (migrating to Wharf) established the architectural pattern that the June 16 wallet plugin would leverage.

Account Lookup Infrastructure (June 2-28): Multiple related repositories and improvements:

  1. greymass/eosio_light_api (created June 2) - Lightweight blockchain data access
  2. greymass/lighthouse PR #4 (June 5) - Improved error handling
  3. greymass/lightaccount (created June 24) - Lightweight account management (likely)
  4. greymass/lighthouse-js (created June 28) - JavaScript client library

This progression suggests a coordinated effort to improve account discovery and onboarding infrastructure throughout June.

Anchor Mobile Android Release (June 3): The June 3rd coordinated release of 11 PRs demonstrated strong release management:

  • Performance optimizations (lazy loading, production builds, dependency updates)
  • UI transition to new interface as default
  • Bug fixes and refinements

This represented a major milestone making the new UI the default experience.

WharfKit Core Improvements (June 25): Same-day improvements to core library:

  1. wharfkit/antelope PR #95 - Better serialization errors
  2. wharfkit/antelope PR #106 - Quantity improvements

These foundational improvements benefited all WharfKit-based applications.

Context from Prior and Subsequent Reports

Looking Back to May 2024: The May 31 Medium progress update (published end of May) likely provided context about upcoming work including the MetaMask integration initiative that began June 5.

Looking Forward to July 2024 (based on July research):

June 2024 work set the foundation for July developments:

MetaMask Integration → Continued Development:

  • June: antelope-snap and wallet-plugin-metamask created, core architecture established
  • July: Continued development preparing for production use
  • August: Major MetaMask integration effort (10 PRs across 4 repos)

REX Implementation Path:

  • June: Initial REX stake/unstake (unicove-v1 PR #191)
  • July: Comprehensive REX features (unicove-v1 PR #194 with APY, matured balances, claims)
  • July-September: REX patterns inform Unicove 2.0 resource management

Account Infrastructure:

  • June: Lighthouse improvements, lighthouse-js created, eosio_light_api created
  • July-August: Continued infrastructure development for Unicove 2.0 onboarding

Anchor Mobile Android:

  • June: Major UI overhaul and optimization (20 PRs)
  • July: Continued maintenance and bug fixes

Notable Technical Patterns

Coordinated MetaMask Ecosystem Development

The June 5-19 period saw coordinated creation of the MetaMask integration stack:

  1. Create antelope-snap (June 5)
  2. Develop initial implementation and fix bugs (June 13)
  3. Migrate to WharfKit architecture (June 17)
  4. Create WharfKit plugin (June 16)
  5. Improve plugin developer experience (June 19)

This demonstrates mature project planning with clear architectural vision and staged implementation.

Account Discovery Infrastructure Expansion

Four repositories created or improved for account lookup:

  • eosio_light_api (June 2)
  • lighthouse error handling (June 5)
  • lightaccount (June 24)
  • lighthouse-js (June 28)

This coordinated infrastructure work supported the broader onboarding and account management initiatives.

Major Release Management

The June 3rd Anchor Mobile Android release demonstrated strong coordination:

  • 11 PRs merged in one day
  • Clear themes: performance, UI transition, bug fixes
  • Two-week field testing period (June 3-19)
  • Removal of legacy UI option (June 19) after validation

This pattern of coordinated releases, field testing, and commitment to new interfaces shows mature release management practices.

Developer Experience Focus

Multiple PRs focused on developer experience improvements:

  • wharfkit/antelope PR #95: Better error messages with coding paths
  • wharfkit/wallet-plugin-metamask PR #1: Cross-platform bash support
  • Multiple production optimization PRs in Anchor Mobile Android

For Downstream Agents

Summary Writer (agents/summary.md):

  • Primary narrative: June 2024 focused on two major themes: Anchor Mobile Android UI overhaul and MetaMask integration foundation
  • Key milestone: MetaMask Snap ecosystem created (antelope-snap June 5, wallet-plugin-metamask June 16)
  • Secondary focus: Anchor Mobile Android UI transition with 20 PRs (67% of monthly activity)
  • Infrastructure theme: Account lookup and discovery improvements (lighthouse, lighthouse-js, eosio_light_api)
  • New repositories: 5 created (4 Greymass, 1 Wharfkit)
  • Publications: 1 Medium post at end of May reporting period
  • Activity distribution: 87% Greymass (26 PRs), 13% WharfKit (4 PRs)
  • Total activity: 30 PRs merged
  • Foundation building: June established MetaMask integration architecture that would see intensive development in August

Technical Writer (agents/technical.md):

  • Detailed PR information: All 30 PRs documented with links (26 Greymass, 4 WharfKit)
  • Focus technical report on:
    • MetaMask Snap ecosystem creation and architecture (antelope-snap, wallet-plugin-metamask)
    • Anchor Mobile Android UI overhaul (20 PRs including June 3 coordinated release)
    • REX staking implementation in Unicove v1 (PR #191)
    • Account lookup infrastructure (lighthouse, lighthouse-js, eosio_light_api)
    • WharfKit core improvements (serialization errors, quantity handling)
  • New repositories: Provide detailed context on 5 new repos with purposes and relationships
  • Architectural decisions:
    • antelope-snap migrating to WharfKit (PR #2) establishing plugin architecture
    • Anchor Mobile removing legacy UI option (June 19) committing to new interface
    • Lighthouse-js timeout handling for reliability
  • Cross-project patterns: MetaMask ecosystem coordination, account infrastructure expansion, coordinated releases
  • June 3 release coordination: 11 PRs merged in one day for Anchor Mobile Android
  • Foundation for future: MetaMask integration stack established for August development

Both agents should note: June 2024 represented two parallel initiatives:

  1. Anchor Mobile Android UI overhaul: 20 PRs (67% of activity) transitioning to new UI with major performance improvements
  2. MetaMask integration foundation: New repositories and architecture establishing the foundation for Antelope-MetaMask integration

The month’s significance lies in:

  1. Anchor Mobile Android UI transition and optimization (major milestone)
  2. Creation of MetaMask Snap ecosystem (antelope-snap and wallet-plugin-metamask)
  3. Account lookup infrastructure expansion (4 repos created/improved)
  4. REX staking initial implementation (expanded in July)
  5. WharfKit core improvements benefiting entire ecosystem

The MetaMask work begun in June would see intensive development in August 2024 (10 PRs across 4 repos), demonstrating June as the foundation-building month for a major strategic initiative. The Anchor Mobile Android work represented completion of a UI modernization effort, with 20 PRs including a coordinated 11-PR release on June 3rd. 30 PRs were merged with 87% of activity in Greymass repos.

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