What Are Smart Contracts?

By cineramaMarch 12, 2022Ethereum

A Short History of Smart Contracts The word smart contract was used by computer scientist and legal scholar Nick Szabo for the very first time in 1993. The goal […]

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What Are Smart Contracts?

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