Besides funds, there’s another basic concept you should understand: smart contracts
Ethereum’s mainnet officially went live in July 2015, making it one of the earliest public blockchains capable of running Turing-complete smart contracts.
“Smart” doesn’t mean the contracts can think. It means that once the rules are written as code, they can execute automatically without an intermediary to supervise them.
Deploying smart contracts on Ethereum requires paying $ETH in Gas.
Don’t put all your funds on the line based on a single judgment.
Your money, your call.
Ethereum’s mainnet officially went live in July 2015, making it one of the earliest public blockchains capable of running Turing-complete smart contracts.
“Smart” doesn’t mean the contracts can think. It means that once the rules are written as code, they can execute automatically without an intermediary to supervise them.
Deploying smart contracts on Ethereum requires paying $ETH in Gas.
Don’t put all your funds on the line based on a single judgment.
Your money, your call.