# ProxyWallet

#### Overview

The `ProxyWallet` serves as a flexible, owner-controlled wallet that can execute arbitrary transactions. It uses a `ProxyActionsStorage` to manage state and actions and leverages comprehensive access control via `FathomAuth`.

#### Events

* **`LogSetAuthority`** (from `FathomAuthEvents`):
  * Emitted when the authority for this contract is set.
  * Parameters:
    * `_authority` (address indexed): The address of the new authority.
* **`LogSetOwner`** (from `FathomAuthEvents`):
  * Emitted when the owner of the contract is changed.
  * Parameters:
    * `_owner` (address indexed): The address of the new owner.
* **`LogNote`** (from `FathomNote`):
  * Emitted for each transaction executed through the proxy wallet, providing details of the operation.
  * Parameters:
    * `sig` (bytes4 indexed): The signature of the function called.
    * `guy` (address indexed): The address initiating the call.
    * `foo` (bytes32 indexed): Part of the call data.
    * `bar` (bytes32 indexed): Part of the call data.
    * `wad` (uint256): The value involved in the transaction.
    * `fax` (bytes): Full call data.

#### State Variables

* **`proxyActionsStorage`** (`ProxyActionsStorage`):
  * The storage contract used for managing proxy actions and settings.
* **`authority`** (`IAuthority` from `FathomAuth`):
  * The authority contract that checks permissions for actions.
* **`owner`** (`address` from `FathomAuth`):
  * The owner of the contract, who has elevated privileges.

#### Functions

* **`execute`**:
  * Executes a transaction via the proxy, allowing the wallet to interact with other contracts.
  * Parameters:
    * `_data` (bytes memory): The calldata or transaction data to be executed.
  * Returns:
    * `_response` (bytes memory): The return data from the executed call.
* **`receive`**:
  * A fallback function to allow the contract to receive Ether directly.


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