No-Code Smart Contract Platforms Can Enable Average Joe to Transact Without M...
No-code or low-code smart contract development platforms have been designed to make it easier to become a blockchain developer. The traditional route would require professionals to master fundamental computer programming concepts and then spend many hours/years learning how to work with complex development environments, before being able to successfully build enterprise-grade applications. However, with the advent of no-code and low-code platforms, it’s possible to create high-end smart contract apps almost instantly. We’re able to build almost anything we want and it’s also easier to....
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In 2021, many smart contract platforms competed for users’ attention and attempted to be the next Ethereum killer. The terms DeFi, GameFi, and NFT, have been all over the media lately, and any of these would not be possible without smart contracts. As more smart contract platforms are introduced, it becomes hard for newcomers to […]
In 2021, many smart contract platforms competed for users’ attention and attempted to be the next Ethereum killer. The terms DeFi, GameFi, and NFT, have been all over the media lately, and any of these would not be possible without smart contracts. As more smart contract platforms are introduced, it becomes hard for newcomers to choose which is right for them. This article will examine some of the most popular smart contract platforms and share our hands-on experience with them. Ethereum Token: ETH TPS: 10 Ethereum is the world’s first smart contract platform. Developers create....
Are smart contract implementations requiring zero human intervention reliable? A thousand years of legal history and the DAO suggest something more than zero is required. Contract Reformation. The DAO (Distributed Autonomous Organization) resembles a smart contract. It deploys source code on a blockchain distributing virtual currency to parties according....
Over the last year, the concept of a "smart contract" has received renewed attention in legal and business circles. Advancements in blockchain technology have led some to believe that smart contracts could soon offer alternatives to traditional commercial and financial agreements, with dire results for the legal and financial sectors. While this enthusiasm may be premature, the legal profession nonetheless remains mostly unaware of this important emerging technology and the long-term implications for their profession. In this context, "smart contract"....
Lost in our 'pie-in-the-sky' projections on the future of blockchains is the most important concern anyone should have on the technology: What are the opportunity costs? Nowhere is that more pronounced in the current debates then in the case of the "smart contract". While I believe that smart contracts will provide a number of efficiencies in our blockchain future, there's one category of smart contracts that I'm most skeptical of – that of the recently popular "Turing complete" smart contract. All smart contract platforms in use today fall into roughly two broad....