Smart contracts live on blockchains (or in this case, hashgraph) as pieces of code. One way to think of smart contracts is that they replace the middlemen of traditional finance. Unlike everything I've done with Hedera so far which was written in Javascript using the Hedera SDK Node package, smart contracts are written in Solidity. This Solidity file is then compiled into bytecode which can be uploaded to Hedera Hashgraph. One advantage of Hedera is that the gas price for executing a smart contract is much cheaper than on Ethereum.
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190: Sablier
The CodeHawks platform has an upcoming audit on the Sablier protocol, so I decided to read through the docs and familiarize myself with the...
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The CodeHawks platform has an upcoming audit on the Sablier protocol, so I decided to read through the docs and familiarize myself with the...
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The ZKasino project recently exit scammed over 33 million dollars worth of Ethereum. he recent debacle surrounding ZKasino offers valuable...
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In addition to its native SDK, Hedera also supports smart contracts in a platform compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. This allows ...
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