Introducing the OpenZeppelin Contracts MCP: AI‑Powered Smart Contract Development

With the new OpenZeppelin Contracts MCP developers can seamlessly prompt their preferred AI assistants to generate secure smart contracts that enforce OpenZeppelin standards and best practices at ...

Let’s get started by attacking the disassembled gibberish of our contract with our...

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Welcome to the second part of this guide. If you haven’t read part 1, I highly recommend it to...

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Welcome to the first part of a two-posts series aimed at software developers looking to understand...

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On 2017 we saw a mind-blowing number of crowdsales and ICOs running in the Ethereum blockchain....

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As mentioned in our Development Roadmap Part Two, the Kernel is the foundational layer of...

In A Path Toward Better Token Sales, we covered how token sales originally met a critical need in...

As you are beginning with Ethereum development, and after going through some of the many excellent...

This is the second part of our Ethereum introduction guide. If you haven’t read part 1, I highly...

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Two months ago I was asked to build an Ethereum web application as a work test to join Zeppelin,...

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In May of 2016, Peter Vessenes analyzed a sample of smart contracts published online to assess...

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In 2016 Joel Monegro wrote a blogpost titled “Fat Protocols”. In his blogpost he argues that while...

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