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And not to mention that by definition, those DeFi contracts are readable. The actual code, itself. Sure, there might be (and probably are) bugs, and we need aud
by erulabs 5y ago
And not to mention that by definition, those DeFi contracts are readable. The actual code, itself. Sure, there might be (and probably are) bugs, and we need auditing tools, the list goes on, but at least it's not a black box.
- wizzwizz4 5y agoThe compiled binaries, sure. If you peer with the blockchain, collect a block containing the smart contract and extract the binary from it. At least smart contracts usually don't have that much code, so it's not too much effort to reverse-engineer. But that's not source code.