[TASK-6112] Added Ed Nah-cat

[gambarim]

Added Ed

[coderabbitai]

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A new entry has been added to the src/data/tokenDetailsManual.json file, introducing a blockchain with chainId "8453". This entry includes details for a single token, such as its address, name, symbol, decimals, and logo URI, thereby expanding the token data structure for this specific blockchain.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/data/tokenDetailsManual.json	Added new entry for chainId "8453" with token details: Address, Name, Symbol, Decimals, Logo URI.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TokenDatabase

    User->>TokenDatabase: Request token details for chainId "8453"
    TokenDatabase-->>User: Return token details for "Ed Nah-cat"

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src/data/tokenDetailsManual.json (1)

121-132: LGTM! New entry structure is consistent with existing entries.

The new entry for chainId "8453" follows the correct JSON structure and maintains consistency with other entries in the file. The token details are properly formatted and include all necessary information.

Consider adding network identification for clarity.

While the chainId "8453" is correct, it might be helpful to explicitly mention that this corresponds to the Base network, either in a comment or by adding a "network" field to the entry.

Please clarify the token name "Ed Nah-cat".

The token name "Ed Nah-cat" is unique and might have some specific meaning or context. Could you provide more information about this token or its purpose?

Consider hosting the logo image on a more stable platform.

The current logoURI points to an external source (dexscreener.com). To ensure long-term availability and consistency with other entries, consider hosting the logo image on a more stable platform or within the project's own resources.

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[notion-workspace]

Gamba token thingy

[notion-workspace]

jli twitter qs

[Hugo0]

merging :)