A vesting wallet is a smart contract that allows for a controlled and gradual release of tokens or funds over a specific period. A vesting wallet aims to align token holders’ incentives with the long-term success of a project and reduce market volatility by ensuring that recipients are committed to the project for the long […]
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A payment splitter is a tool that allows a single payment to be divided and distributed among multiple recipients automatically, eliminating the need for manual calculations and reducing the risk of errors. In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a payment splitter on the blockchain and get started quickly. By implementing a payment
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Web3.py and Web3.js are two of the most popular web3 libraries used in the Ethereum ecosystem. They both provide a way for developers to interact with the Ethereum blockchain, but they have some significant differences. This article will compare the two libraries in depth and help you decide which one is best for your project.
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Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are digital organizations run by smart contracts on the blockchain. They are decentralized, meaning that no central authority or leader is controlling, and instead, decision-making power is distributed among its token holders. Building a DAO ecosystem can be complex and multifaceted, but following these key steps can increase your chances of
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The goal of this guide is to demonstrate how to create a DApp that mints ERC-20 tokens on the Polygon network in as little time as possible using ethers.js and Bunzz without writing Solidity. This guide is divided into two parts, both covering the following major concepts respectively: Prerequisites to create and mint an ERC-20
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Bunzz keeps on over-delivering and now launched a Smart Contract Verification Feature, one of the most requested by its blockchain developers community. Now you can verify the source code of all the smart contracts that you deploy in Bunzz in an easy way, getting all the data you need to copy and fill in all
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In this guide, you will learn about creating your own token in 5 mins using Bunzz and launching on the Polygon network, and it will be a step-by-step process. Before we start, we need to understand a few things, and I promise it won’t be a long, boring history class lecture! What is Polygon Network? Polygon
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Bunzz SDK is a client-side library to interact with smart contracts deployed by Bunzz. This is a brief and broad overview of Bunzz SDK functionality and its dependencies. We are constantly improving and updating it for blockchain developers to figure out how their Dapp building process can be accelerated and become smoother by reducing lines
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The goal of this guide is to demonstrate how to create an ERC-20 token in as little time as possible using JavaScript and the Bunzz SDK without writing Solidity. This guide is divided into two parts, both covering the following major concepts respectively: Let’s start with the basics: What is an ERC20 token? What is
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ERC stands for Ethereum Request for Comment, and addressing this topic will help us better understand the reach of many blockchain use cases. ERC standards, in a way, define the standards for writing the smart contract that regulates the token activities on Ethereum. Among others, three important protocols or token standards have been given the
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This article describes the procedure for developing an NFT marketplace using Bubble, a no-code tool, and Bunzz, a smart contract development platform. Overall flow of the article 1. install Bunzz NFT Marketplace First, install “Bunzz NFT Marketplace” from the Bubble Template site. Bubble Template site Type “Bunzz” in the search box and search. Hover over
The Ethereum network has been filled with innovation, and this can mostly be attributed to its smart contract system and functionality. You see, these smart contracts are programs that exist on the Ethereum blockchain itself, and perform a variety of different tasks which are pre-programmed onto them, such as transferring Ether from one address to
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