The Smart Contract Version Of Ethereum Explained

By cineramaJanuary 12, 2020Ethereum

Ethereum is still developing, and there have emerged many controversies over how to upgrade the smart contract version.

The method makes use of the DELEGATECALL opcode. This is the […]

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The Smart Contract Version Of Ethereum Explained

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