Ethereum’s Smart Contract Language Serpent Is Headed for Retirement

By cineramaAugust 2, 2017Ethereum

Serpent, one of ethereum’s earlier smart contracting languages is no longer safe to use.

That might be the biggest takeaway from an audit of ethereum’s Serpent compiling language, released last […]

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Ethereum’s Smart Contract Language Serpent Is Headed for Retirement

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