Blockchain: How to write safe and verifiable smart contracts

By cineramaFebruary 1, 2018Bitcoin Business

Blockchain platform Zilliqa introduces Scilla, a language for formally verified smart contracts.

Zilliqa, the public blockchain exploring sharding to increase transaction throughput, has also released Scilla, an intermediate-level language […]

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