Provides concrete patterns and code samples for batching Ethereum read calls with Nethereum. Includes examples using on-chain Multicall3 (atomic single eth_call), JSON-RPC batching, and MultiSend for batched writes. Code samples show DTOs, MulticallInputOutput pairing, and multi-contract/multi-function queries.
Use this skill when you need to query balances, token metadata, or multiple contract reads efficiently from a .NET app — e.g., fetching many account balances, token names, or total supplies in a single network request. Prefer on-chain Multicall for atomic reads on public networks; use RPC batching for private chains or when no Multicall contract exists.
Best suited for developer-focused agents that can surface code snippets (Copilot/Codex/Code assistants) or CLI agents that explain .NET code.
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