Can I launch a contract with bytecode only?
Say I have the bytecode for a contract, can I launch it? If so, how do I do it? submitted by /u/iExtrapolate314 [link] [comments]
Say I have the bytecode for a contract, can I launch it? If so, how do I do it? submitted by /u/iExtrapolate314 [link] [comments]
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Get your money off exchanges. I had $100 on Celsius in a stable coin to see if the 8% APY was legit. I left it on there for a year and now I can’t access it. I can’t tell you how frustrating it is and that’s only 100 DOLLARS! Imagine if it was thousands… I…
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So when I ask the maxis say LN and then never respond to my follow ups (or it derails/they admit it will be centralised). But to me lightning network doesn't answer or solve scaling because of its limitations. Quote from the lightning whitepaper p.55 "If all transactions using Bitcoin were conducted inside a network of…
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While the price of bitcoin is holding above the $21K per unit range, four bitcoin block rewards mined in 2010 were spent for the first time in over 11 years. The four block rewards were mined between September and October 2010 and the 200 bitcoin worth $4.27 million were transferred to an unknown wallet. 4 […]
kSync v2, one of the rollups currently in development, has added account abstraction to its protocol. This implementation replaces the private keys of wallets with the control of a smart contract. As the development team explains, this implementation, which is now active in its test network, "will improve the user experience" thanks to the versatility…
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