Etherparty Nears Beta Phase To Enable Non-Developers Create Smart Contracts
Etherparty, a platform that removes the complexity and management of creating and executing smart contracts on the Ethereum network, is looking for participants to test the beta phase of the software slated for an August release. Non-developers can now create smart contracts. “When there’s coverage about Ethereum and how it can be used for decentralized voting, identity, governance, applications, or gaming, it’s all really fantastic ideas,” said Lisa Cheng, founder and owner of Vanbex Group, the Vancouver-based professional services firm behind Etherparty. “But when it comes down to it,....
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Hackers are soon going to be the new lawyers as the adoption of smart contracts increase in the near future. The advent of Blockchain 2.0 and Blockchain 3.0 has given rise to new ways of automation using Bitcoin’s underlying technology. There are special cryptocurrency platforms like Ethereum, Rootstock, Counterparty, Lisk and more that allows people to create smart contracts on the blockchain. These smart contracts enable automation by allowing developers to set trigger conditions. These trigger conditions are certain prerequisites, when met, will execute the function programmed on the....
Since making its way into crypto-space, Ethereum has continued in charting new courses and providing improved technology for creating smart contracts. On Tuesday the developers at ether.camp announced on its blog the release of what they called ‘Ethereum Full Transparency.’ The new product will provide better transparency of transactions and enable regular people to create useful contracts. Better transparency of transactions. This development was inspired by the need for regular individuals to be able to create their own smart contracts. Roman Mandeleil, CEO and Founder of ether.camp,....
The life cycle of smart contract development involves crucial steps: create, freeze, execute and finalize. Can a smart contract be destroyed?Yes, smart contracts can be destroyed using the selfdestruct function.Ethereum smart contracts provide a selfdestruct function that allows them to destroy a contract on the blockchain system. It is, however, a two-edged sword for developers. On the one hand, the selfdestruct function allows developers to delete smart contracts from Ethereum and transfer Ether in the event of an emergency, such as an attack. On the other hand, this function might add....
The platform will enable developers to set individual parameters for execution fees, a feature expected to suppress the fee prices to near-zero. The Iota Foundation has announced the release of its beta version smart contract functionality, with the objective to solve market challenges of scalability limitations and high transaction fees, as well as reportedly debuting components not witnessed thus far in the space.Iota’s nonprofit foundation is focused on open-source research and development initiatives to drive adoption in the distributed ledger technology space, alongside its native....
Smart contracts have become a reality on the Cardano network after September 12th. After the Alonzo Hard Fork Combinator launch, developers could now go ahead and start creating smart contracts on the ecosystem. This would aid in developers creating decentralized applications (DApps) to provide decentralized finance (DeFi) services to the users of the blockchain. With the number of smart contracts that have been created on the network, it is no doubt that we are about to witness an influx of new decentralized apps on the network. The project has said that they are supporting developers in....