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The Non-fungible Token (NFT) is one of the hottest topics of 2021, especially in the art of the digital goods industry. This year’s NFT NYC conference was the largest to date with over 5000 attendees and many interesting talks and events. To save your...

Learn more about reusing OpenZeppelin smart contracts to create customised ERC20 token and ICO that match your business model Ethereum is the largest smart contract platform that enables developers to create quasi-Turing complete applications running...

How you can use ABAC and private data to store confidential information There are two contexts for talking about confidentiality on the blockchain. When it comes to public and permissionless blockchains, there are projects like Monero and Zcash where...

Store JSON files on IPFS and access the data from your smart contracts using Oraclize Ethereum is a well-established blockchain that enables developers to create smart contracts – programs that execute on blockchain that can be triggered by transactions....

How to solve the problems with addresses for smart contracts? Libellum is our home-grown product, designed to take advantage of smart contracts on an Ethereum blockchain. The decentralized nature of this network allows us to provide a service for manufacturers...

…and how we approached them while working on Libellum Companies and organizations around the world are exploring how they can apply blockchain technology to augment the supply chain. The transparency of public blockchains has a lot of benefits over...

An Intro to Nebulas for Ethereum Smart Contract Developers Nebulas is yet another platform on which you can develop smart contracts. It offers a means of using JavaScript to develop Smart Contracts – an intriguing alternative to more established solutions,...

This is the second part of the test-driven introduction to Solidity. In this part, we use JavaScript to test time-related features of our smart contract. Apart from this, you will see how to check for errors. We will also complete the rest of the smart...

Depending on how you count, second and third generation blockchain applications are not bound by restrictions of underlying protocols. Programmers can create smart contracts – distributed applications with access to code-controlled accounts. Use...