- Put gas price & native token price inside Advanced (in a collapsible)
- Utils to convert gwei (or anything really) based on currency; e.g. L2 on OP stack need at least 3-4 decimals when Ethereum/Polygon is ok with 2
- See if there is a "maxSupply" for the provided token (BEFORE fetching local-chain), and if so, compare it to the amount of tokens airdropped; if not enough, ask the user to provide an account that owns enough tokens
- in the local-chain api, return different error codes based on what failed, and decode them browser-side to display in the toast
- For ERC20, just fetch the owner of the token contract (if any), and either mint as them or as the contract itself
- For ERC721, except if there is something better, crawl through the token IDS, see if there is an owner; if there is, impersonate them and send the token(s) to our caller, if not, mint them
- For ERC1155, same as ERC721, but just mint the tokens for each id
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