Why can a single wallet hold tens of thousands of different tokens?
The benefit of standardized interfaces is composability: wallets, exchanges, and DeFi protocols all interact with tokens using the same interface, so new tokens can be supported as soon as they launch.
The decimals parameter in ERC-20 specifies how many decimal places a token can be divided into. Many tokens use 18 decimal places, while some use only 6.
The first page of my trading notes says: Understand it before you act.
Don't rush into buying just because everyone around you is.
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The benefit of standardized interfaces is composability: wallets, exchanges, and DeFi protocols all interact with tokens using the same interface, so new tokens can be supported as soon as they launch.
The decimals parameter in ERC-20 specifies how many decimal places a token can be divided into. Many tokens use 18 decimal places, while some use only 6.
The first page of my trading notes says: Understand it before you act.
Don't rush into buying just because everyone around you is.
$ETH 2326.34（+3.29%）
#ETH
