Explore the essential steps in the thread below ⬇️
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⏲️ First of all, we need to prepare for creating the smart contract
We need to clarify what is transaction on a code level, that is #solidity, IDE & External Tools
⛓️ Transaction
An #Ethereum transaction is a message between accounts, including info about Ether/assets being transferred, recipient address & more
Transactions can also contain smart contract function calls, enabling interaction with #dApps
📚Solidity Language
Solidity, designed for smart contract development on Ethereum (#EVM), is a high-level programming language with JavaScript-like syntax
It's statically typed & supports object-oriented programming concepts, events, modifiers, and custom data types
🛠️ IDE & External Tools
For beginners, the Remix IDE web development environment is an excellent choice to create, test, & deploy smart contracts
It offers syntax highlighting, code autocompletion & a built-in Solidity compiler
🦊 Ethereum Addresses & Metamask
To deploy a smart contract, you'll need an #Ethereum address
Obtain one through the #Metamask browser extension, available for Chrome, Firefox & Brave browsers
✅ With a grasp on #Ethereum transactions, Solidity language, and essential tools like Remix IDE & #Metamask, you're ready to dive into the world of smart contracts
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📖 Learn More
For a more in-depth look at creating #Ethereum smart contracts, check out the latest comprehensive blog post on our website ⬇️
🚨 All Bridge (@Allbridge_io) has experienced a security breach, leading to a loss of approximately $570K
More details in the thread below ⬇️
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⚙️ The issue seems to stem from the manipulation of the pool's swap price, with the attacker taking on dual roles as LP and swapper to control the price and drain funds from the pool
🔍 Allbridge has confirmed that they are currently investigating the situation involving the #BNB Chain pools
⛔️ In the meantime, they have taken the precautionary measure of temporarily shutting down the bridge
❗️Why Proof of Reserves audit should be performed not only for centralized exchanges, but also for stablecoins and synthetic assets issuers
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1. Proof of Reserves audit can help to demonstrate that the stablecoin is backed by a stable asset, such as a fiat currency, and that the issuer has the reserves necessary to honor all outstanding stablecoin liabilities
2. Synthetic asset issuers also need a Proof of Reserves audit to demonstrate that they have the assets necessary to cover the risks associated with their synthetic assets