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Understanding the ERC20 approve() method
ERC20 contracts are a foundational component in the EVM ecosystem and the approve() method allows for easy interactions between smart contracts.
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AI Meets Bitcoin, How Rootstock Powers the Future of Trustless AI | HackerNoon
Posted on Hackernoon for Rootstock. AI is changing the way we interact with technology, and in the world of blockchain, its impact is just beginning. The real challenge? Trust.
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Using a Gnosis Safe to Upgrade Upgradable Contracts
Assigning the ownership of an upgradable contract to a multi-signature Gnosis Safe is a good way to increase the security of your upgrade process.
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Upgradable Smart Contracts
Upgradable smart contracts allow developers a way to change smart contract code after it has been deployed. This post dives in to how it is done at a technical level.
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Understanding Token Delegation in DAO Governance
Delegation is a powerful tool that allows token holders to influence decisions, even if they choose not to vote directly. For successful governance, it is important to understand how delegation works.
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DAO Governance with custom contracts, a practical example
In this post we will step through the creation of a proposal to change a variable on an external contract written in the previous post.
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