Stake Hodler Capitalism

Smart contracts are now similar to real contracts. The only difference is that it is entirely digital. Smart contracts are small computer programs stored on the Blockchain. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency created based on Blockchain technology. At this point, the presence of a decentralized ledger was missing. Buyers and sellers only had access to information on the transaction alone. Thus, there were a whole lot of cases of fraud. However, the technology served as the drive for the formulation of smart contracts. About five years later, Ethereum kicked off. Ethereum made it possible for smart contracts to work. Nowadays, the cryptocurrency market hosts many platforms that make use of smart contracts. In this book, we cover the key fundamentals of Smart Contracts and how they're integrated within the decentralized finance industry.