Let's talk about smart contracts.
Ethereum mainnet launched in July 2015, making it one of the earliest public blockchains capable of running general-purpose smart contracts.
One thing worth keeping in mind: audits can uncover many vulnerabilities, but being audited doesn't mean there are no vulnerabilities or that a project is trustworthy.
Before confirming a transaction, make sure you understand the contract address and the action shown in your wallet. If you don't understand them, don't sign.
Deploying a smart contract on Ethereum requires $ETH to pay for gas.
Markets involve risks; trade with caution.
Ethereum mainnet launched in July 2015, making it one of the earliest public blockchains capable of running general-purpose smart contracts.
One thing worth keeping in mind: audits can uncover many vulnerabilities, but being audited doesn't mean there are no vulnerabilities or that a project is trustworthy.
Before confirming a transaction, make sure you understand the contract address and the action shown in your wallet. If you don't understand them, don't sign.
Deploying a smart contract on Ethereum requires $ETH to pay for gas.
Markets involve risks; trade with caution.