Gregory_fs

#trandingtopic
Nach der Einführung von $ETH
, begann das Konzept von Smart Contracts, zunehmend Interesse zu wecken.

Wenn man Geld und Regeln direkt auf der Blockchain programmieren kann, kann man versuchen, Organisationen, Finanzanwendungen und Systeme zu bauen, die ohne zentrale Autorität funktionieren.

Im Jahr 2016 war einer der ehrgeizigsten Versuche The DAO.

Der DAO zog zu dieser Zeit eine enorme Menge Ether an.

Alles schien nach Plan zu laufen.

Bis jemand eine Schwachstelle im Code entdeckte.

#story
By 2013, Bitcoin had already demonstrated that money could exist on the internet without being controlled by a bank. For most people, that was already complex enough.
For Vitalik Buterin, however, it wasn't enough.
The young programmer began to wonder if the technology behind Bitcoin—blockchain—could be used for something more than just transferring money.
His idea was ambitious: if a blockchain can store transactions, why couldn't it also store programs that execute automatically?
That is how the concept of Ethereum emerged.
In November 2013, Vitalik published the Ethereum Whitepaper, describing a generalized blockchain platform capable of running smart contracts and decentralized applications.
In short, Bitcoin said:
"We can transfer money without a bank."
Ethereum proposed:
"Yes, but what if we also built a decentralized computer?"
And, apparently, no one told him it would be simpler to just stop there.
2014: The Project Comes to Life
In 2014, the Ethereum project began to transform from an idea into a real project.
Key team members joined, and the technical components required for the future network were developed.
Gavin Wood’s "Yellow Paper" was also published, formally describing the technical aspects of the Ethereum protocol.
The Ethereum crowdsale also took place in 2014.
Investors could purchase Ether using Bitcoin. The campaign raised approximately 31,000 BTC—equivalent to about $18 million at the time. And here comes one of the favorite jokes in crypto history.
31,000 BTC.
If someone had held onto those bitcoins until today, the math would likely have become far more interesting than any economics lesson.
2015: Ethereum enters the scene
On July 30, 2015, Ethereum officially launched its mainnet.
The first block was mined, and the network became operational.
However, Ethereum wasn't yet the giant we know today.
It was, in essence, a new, experimental infrastructure designed primarily for developers.
But the concept was revolutionary.
Ethereum offered more than just a currency.
It offered developers the ability to build programs that run on the blockchain.
And that was set to completely change the crypto industry.
The catch?
If you build a platform that is interesting enough, people will inevitably start doing very interesting things on it.
And sometimes, very, very expensive things.
Because the next chapter of Ethereum was about to begin with a project called The DAO.
And that is where the story gets much more complicated.
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