Someone asked: Who is Nick Szabo?
I usually answer like this: In 1998, Nick Szabo proposed a decentralized digital currency called “bit gold,” but it was never actually implemented. Nick Szabo often uses a vending machine to explain smart contracts: insert a coin, choose a product, and the machine dispenses it according to its programmed rules, without needing an attendant to be present.
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I usually answer like this: In 1998, Nick Szabo proposed a decentralized digital currency called “bit gold,” but it was never actually implemented. Nick Szabo often uses a vending machine to explain smart contracts: insert a coin, choose a product, and the machine dispenses it according to its programmed rules, without needing an attendant to be present.
$ETH 2317.77（-0.51%）
If you found this useful, save it and come back to it later.
#ETH
Just my personal perspective—it may not be accurate, so take it with a grain of salt.
