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Nice! Thank you. You know there are many different types of contracts, why didn't they just call it 'smart transactions'?
by thomk 9y ago
Nice! Thank you. You know there are many different types of contracts, why didn't they just call it 'smart transactions'?
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- fragsworth 9y agoBecause it's conceptually more like a contract. Someone writes the contract code, and then by uploading and depositing money into the contract it's as if they signed it. After that point it works without anyone needing to trust the signer. And they can include conditions about arbitrary information that is reported on the blockchain (weather data, stock prices, etc...) And multiple people can sign these things. They really are like contracts.