Setoros, an on-chain Sportsbook faced challenges in monitoring and capturing on-chain betting activity for their decentralized sportsbook built on Coinbase’s new blockchain, Base. Setoros has rapidly expanded support for numerous sports including the NFL, UFC, and the Premier League. While rapidly adding new sports leagues is necessary for their users, it challenged their engineering team to maintain insights into growing betting activity across their protocol.

Endstate, a rapidly expanding apparel and technology brand, faced challenges in monitoring and capturing on-chain activity for their custom apparel NFT drops. Endstate’s rapid rise has included custom sneaker and apparel drops including collaborations with: NFL wide receiver DeVonta Smith, BAIT for Spiderman 2’s launch on the Sony Playstation 5, and most recently, Argentinian pop star Leli Hernandez. With each drop, Endstate works with their partners to design, manufacture, and create physical and digital experiences tailored to the partners' preferences. 

As the demand for user-friendly Web3 tools increases, it's crucial to have solutions that seamlessly operate across diverse networks. That's why we're thrilled to share that Dispatch beta now supports Optimism, a cost-effective Layer 2 (L2) network boasting over 180 dApps and counting.

Working with unverified contracts is a common reality for many Web3 projects. As we continue to incorporate the great feedback we’re getting from teams, we're thrilled to share that Dispatch now supports unverified smart contracts! This expands opportunities for time savings and efficiency, as you can easily use key on-chain activities to trigger alerts or automated workflows, regardless of whether your contracts are verified or not.

Web3 can be all fun and games, but it can quickly turn into a nightmare if you fall victim to scams or hacks. In 2023, nearly $1B in crypto assets have been lost or stolen through security exploits, with Q3 being reported as the quarter with the highest losses from security incidents, so far — a harsh reminder that securing your crypto assets is not something to be taken lightly. But, here's the good news: there are security practices and tools you can use to keep your crypto assets secure.

The wait is over — Arbitrum is now on Dispatch! This means it’s now easier than ever to get real-time alerts and data for activity on Arbitrum, whether you need smart contract activity or wallet monitoring. So far, teams have used Dispatch beta to keep an eye on potential security incidents, key gameplay events, on-chain betting activities, and track claimed and forged items, just to name a few use cases. And now we’re so excited to welcome those of you who are building or active on Arbitrum.

We're excited to announce another much-requested Dispatch update: smart contract function alerts!

While developers and product managers have been loving our real-time smart contract event monitoring, being able to use smart contract function calls to trigger alerts and other automated workflows can add even more granular insights and controls. Dispatch can handle alerting, freeing up team and community members to do more and focus on other critical issues.