Let’s talk about something useful that has nothing to do with price movements.
People say contracts can’t be changed after deployment. So why can some projects still be upgraded?
From what I can tell, during an upgrade, an account with upgrade permissions changes the proxy contract to point to a new logic contract. The address users interact with stays the same, but the logic being executed changes.
$ETH is now 2314.6.
Every kind of return comes with a corresponding risk. First, think about how much you could lose in the worst-case scenario.
#ETH
People say contracts can’t be changed after deployment. So why can some projects still be upgraded?
From what I can tell, during an upgrade, an account with upgrade permissions changes the proxy contract to point to a new logic contract. The address users interact with stays the same, but the logic being executed changes.
$ETH is now 2314.6.
Every kind of return comes with a corresponding risk. First, think about how much you could lose in the worst-case scenario.
#ETH
