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• address: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000001D
• Solidity interface: QuasarPrecompile interface
• abi: QuasarPrecompile abi

You can directly call the Quasar precompile as you would call any other contract.

Or you can call it from another smart contract:

• deploy the test contract CosmosSdkProxyContract
• a more complex example with nested calls is the CallSelf contract. This was used in this demo video: Quasar is on Mythos. Execute Cosmos Transactions & Queries from the EVM. For any Ethermint chain.. Already deployed at 0x38f006F11fbD148B269c2098743396ba802B301c.

To easily encode your Cosmos messages (as shown in the above video), you can use: https://mark.provable.dev/?ipfs=QmX81PMCPn8KgUehzperdH7DRxW7fYd9H1HrDkgkwstcKW.

Note!: Right now you cannot directly use the QuasarPrecompile interface to initialize contract instances in Solidity and send calls, because Solidity does a check on whether bytecode exists at the precompile address (the precompile is a native contract, without bytecode, so this check fails). This is why you need to use a lower-level call. This will be mitigated in the near future.

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