I've been meaning to talk about this for a while, and finally had some time today to put it all together.
Each EVM opcode has a fixed gas cost. Instructions that write to storage, for example, cost much more than ordinary computation.
Once a contract is deployed, its bytecode is fixed and anyone can view it. Whether the source code is available depends on whether the developer has published it on a block explorer.
When you call a contract on Ethereum, the EVM charges gas for every instruction it executes, paid with $ETH . The current price is 2375.93.
What would you like to see next time? Wallets or something else?
#ETH
Each EVM opcode has a fixed gas cost. Instructions that write to storage, for example, cost much more than ordinary computation.
Once a contract is deployed, its bytecode is fixed and anyone can view it. Whether the source code is available depends on whether the developer has published it on a block explorer.
When you call a contract on Ethereum, the EVM charges gas for every instruction it executes, paid with $ETH . The current price is 2375.93.
What would you like to see next time? Wallets or something else?
#ETH