Orderbook Smart Contract: Creating an ERC20-Compatible DEX on Ethereum
The orderbook smart contract is a key component of decentralized exchanges (DEXs), allowing peer-to-peer trading of digital assets in the growing decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape. As tokenization thrives, ERC20 tokens, representing fungible assets on Ethereum, are vital for orderbook compatibility....
How to start a Bitcoin Mining Business
Bitcoin mining is a lucrative business and one of the most popular ways to make money with cryptocurrency. Mining Bitcoin requires specialized hardware and software, as well as access to the internet and reliable electricity sources. Starting a Bitcoin mining...
How to start a Successful NFT Marketing Agency in 2023
Are you looking to start an NFT marketing agency? In this blog post, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to start a successful NFT marketing agency in 2023. As the world of NFTs continues to grow...
How To Write A Timelock Smart Contract With Solidity, Web3.js, Truffle And Deploy on Goerli
A timelock smart contract is a type of digital contract that allows for the release of funds or other assets at a specific future date or time. Timelock smart contracts can be used to create escrow agreements, deferred payments, or...
What is a Timelock Smart Contract?
A timelock smart contract is a type of digital contract that allows for the release of funds or other assets at a specific future date or time. Timelock smart contracts can be used to create escrow agreements, deferred payments, or...
How To Create An ERC-20 Token Sale With Solidity And Deploy On Ethereum – Part II
In this section, we will learn how to build a token crowd sale smart contract for our ERC20 token NZT. This is the contract that will facilitate end users to interact with our ERC20 Smart Contract. In the process, we...
How To Create An ERC-20 Token Sale With Solidity And Deploy On Ethereum – Part I
Discover how to create and deploy a custom ERC-20 token on Ethereum using Solidity in this guide. We'll explore token basics, the ERC-20 standard, smart contract creation, testing, and interaction with the deployed token.
How To Write And Deploy Your First Smart Contract On Ethereum With Solidity
This article guides developers through the process of creating and deploying a Smart Contract on Ethereum using Solidity. It starts with setting up the essential development environment, followed by crafting a simple smart contract and a corresponding test script for...
Learn The Basics Of Ethereum
In this blog post, we will learn the basics of Ethereum. We will discover the currency governing the Ethereum network, learn how to use Wallets, create transactions, and execute basic Smart Contracts.
A Comprehensive List of Ethereum Development Tools, Frameworks and Libraries
The creation of this list of Ethereum Development Tools, Frameworks, and Libraries came from a need to organize my arsenal of Blockchain Development weapons. This organization will help new and experienced Ethereum developers better understand what tools and frameworks to...
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