🐋 Beyond watching the markets, there are other things you should know: smart contract risks
A code audit is an inspection of a specific version of code conducted by a third-party security team at a particular point in time.
Contracts that have been running for a long time and have been tested with large amounts of capital are generally considered more reliable, but that doesn’t mean they have no vulnerabilities.
Ethereum, where $ETH is located, is one of the earliest public blockchains to support general-purpose smart contracts.
Don’t trade with borrowed money—the pressure can easily lead you to make poor decisions.
#ETH
Whether to buy is up to you; I’m just sharing.
A code audit is an inspection of a specific version of code conducted by a third-party security team at a particular point in time.
Contracts that have been running for a long time and have been tested with large amounts of capital are generally considered more reliable, but that doesn’t mean they have no vulnerabilities.
Ethereum, where $ETH is located, is one of the earliest public blockchains to support general-purpose smart contracts.
Don’t trade with borrowed money—the pressure can easily lead you to make poor decisions.
#ETH
Whether to buy is up to you; I’m just sharing.