I need a small Web3 function bug resolved inside an existing blockchain project. The underlying smart contract itself is stable, but one of the front-end calls misbehaves and must be patched so it returns the expected data on both testnet and mainnet. You will identify the faulty call, adjust or rewrite the logic, and give me a brief write-up outlining what changed and why. Because I’m keen to foster diversity in the space, I’d love to award this micro-task to a woman developer. If that’s you and you’re comfortable with Solidity plus a Web3 stack (JavaScript or Python), MetaMask, standard deployment tools, and quick debugging cycles, you’ll find this job straightforward. Please send a concise proposal describing: • how you’ll pinpoint and fix the bug • relevant past experience with similar Web3 issues • the timeframe you realistically need (speed is important) Once we connect, I’ll share the repo, test cases, and exact failing transaction hash so you can dive straight in. A clean patch and a short explanation are all that’s required, and then we’re done.