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Uniswap is a public, open-source protocol to exchange tokens in Ethereum. In Uniswap, there is a separate exchange…
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Today we are announcing our new company name and brand structure: OpenZeppelin. This change from our previous name,…
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Marmo Contracts Audit
The RCN team asked us to review and audit their Marmo contracts. We looked at the code and here are the results.
Centre Token Minting Contracts Audit
The Circle and Coinbase teams asked us to review and audit the minting contracts of the Centre Token. We looked at the code and now publish our results.
Bootstrapping a Developer Ecosystem with Zeppelin
Zeppelin’s suite of tools (OpenZeppelin, ZeppelinOS, ZepKit) provides a strong foundation to kickstart an ecosystem of decentralized systems.
Gas Station Network Alliance: Zeppelin & TabooKey
Zeppelin and TabooKey bringing the Gas Station Network into production will be the culmination of months of momentum building up around meta transactions.
ETHDenver 2019 Recap and Zeppelin Bounty Winners!
That’s a wrap! ETHDenver 2019 has just finished up, and while everyone is exhausted, we couldn’t be more thrilled at how vibrant and active the community is!
Getting started with ZepKit
The ZeppelinOS ZepKit is designed to be a one-stop shop for getting started with developing secure, upgradable smart contracts and EVM packages.
Introducing ZepKit: the easiest way to start your (d)app
For the last few years, OpenZeppelin has been the standard for smart contract development. OpenZeppelin is a battle-tested framework of reusable smart contracts for Ethereum that has powered more…
A new wave of applications
Few blockchain applications have real adoption. It’s a fact. Barely a few surpass the low hundreds in terms of daily users.
Building Blocks: What makes a good EVM package?
A mental shortcut for thinking about EVM packages is to compare them to a package manager such as NPM. Package managers serve as convenient repositories for code that you can easily reuse and share…
Follow this quality checklist before an audit
At Zeppelin we help protect the core infrastructure of open and decentralized applications. I’m part of the Research team, which is in charge of conducting security audits.