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  1. Fungible Tokens for All!

    Here is the story and working details behind the Ethereum ERC-20 token standard. Ethereum quickly gained a strong reputation for hosting many/most of the largest crypto tokens including USDC, USDT, and BUSD and this success is due in large part to the establishment of the ERC-20 standard.

    In this TechAptitude post we dive into how ERC–20 tokens work and the ever growing scope of use cases supported.

    techaptitude.substack.com/publ #Crypto #CryptoToken #ERC20 #Ethereum #USDC #USDT #CryptoCurrency #FungibleTokens #ETH #SmartContracts #BlockChain #Interoperability #TechAptitude

  2. An argument for applying zero-trust principles to wealth management through escrow, smart contracts, and automated governance. hackernoon.com/how-zero-trust- #smartcontracts

  3. ✒⚖ *Con muchísima emoción y felicidad les comparto la alegría inmensa de la salida de mi 10° LIBRO!!!* 📓 *"#CRIPTOMONEDAS, #BLOCKCHAINTECHNOLOGY, #SMARTCONTRACTS & #WEB3. Las nuevas fronteras regulatorias del #DerechoInformático"*
    ▪️ *Dra. PhD Johanna C. FALIERO @editorialadhoc* #2026

  4. ✒⚖ *Con muchísima emoción y felicidad les comparto la alegría inmensa de la salida de mi 10° LIBRO!!!* 📓 *"#CRIPTOMONEDAS, #BLOCKCHAINTECHNOLOGY, #SMARTCONTRACTS & #WEB3. Las nuevas fronteras regulatorias del #DerechoInformático"*
    ▪️ *Dra. PhD Johanna C. FALIERO @editorialadhoc* #2026

  5. Buterin (Ethereum Founder) suggests that AI-assisted “formal verification” could help secure crypto networks, smart contracts, and cryptographic systems against software flaws.

    “If you formally verify end-to-end, then you are proving not just that some description of the protocol is secure in theory, but that the specific piece of code that the user runs is secure in practice." decrypt.co/368226/ethereum-fou #Crypto #CryptoSecurity #Ethereum #BlockChain #Buterin #AI #Verify #SmartContracts #Cryptography #Software #Security #SoftwareBugs

  6. 🚀 The OWASP Smart Contract Top 10 team announces the 2026 OWASP Smart Contract Top 10. New research highlights the most critical smart contract risks, helping Web3 developers and security teams stay ahead of evolving threats. owasp.org/www-project-smart-co

    #OWASP #SmartContracts #Web3 #OpenSource

  7. 🎉 Behold the groundbreaking #revolution in freelance payments that nobody asked for: Kacet! 🚀 Now you can finally ditch those pesky "web2" platforms and embrace the exciting world of high-tech jargon and smart contracts. Because nothing screams efficiency like adding #blockchain to every transaction and making sure everyone understands absolutely nothing. 😜💰
    kacet.com/ #freelancepayments #Kacet #smartcontracts #web3 #HackerNews #ngated

  8. #Blockchain ist kein Thema für #Java-Devs? Falsch! Julius Lauterbach zeigt dir ein Setup mit Wallet, #Web3j & #SmartContracts – inklusive Beispielprojekt.

    Einfach nachbauen & ausprobieren – direkt in deiner IDE: javapro.io/de/die-blockchain-i

    @web3labs @ASFMavenProject #JAVAPRO

  9. Ethereum Rounds Out 2026 Roadmap.

    Ethereum’s next major upgrade, which is currently planned to roll out in the first half of 2026 = “Glamsterdam,” to be followed later in the year by “Hegota”.

    Project contributors are seeking to push upgrades more frequently rather than bundling large numbers of upgrades into releases that happen roughly once a year. coindesk.com/tech/2025/12/28/e #Ethereum #Crypto #Smartcontracts #StableCoins #CryptoCurrencies #ETH

  10. Smart contracts and Autonomous Agents in Obyte have different strengths. This overview helps you see how each one works and when they shine. hackernoon.com/educational-byt #smartcontracts

  11. The potential power of agents can't really be overstated. Systems that in aggregate can change the way we work at basically every level.

    People are worried about AI for damn good reasons. AI companies power their business through our private information. But it doesn't have to be that way. Fossil fuel companies do awful things to the earth, but that doesn't make electricity bad. AI companies are evil, but AI isn't bad on its own.

    If we want good AI that means good privacy, and good security. It means that a program that is there to record my voice and transcribe it doesn't need to have access to my personal photos. We need models of computing that are designed around consent, and build for small, singular tasks that compose.

    That's why the capabilities model is so necessary and we see so much work from different people and projects going into it.

    With Smart Contracts, it's necessary. With AI agents, we need it yesterday.

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    #Programming #AI #OCAP #Capabilities #Agents #SmartContracts

  12. The main idea around object capabilities, decades before cryptocurrencies and all that, was around the idea of so-called "smart contracts", which really boils down to "Code that does financial and legal things on our behalf", and the core takeaway from that was that if you don't have a serious computer security model, there's no real way to do this right.

    When I say serious computer security model, for non-tech folks, I don't mean "Install the latest virus scanner.", I mean you need complete assurance that a program that's meant to do one thing can't do something else- not "should not" or "won't try", I mean "can't", as in even if the person who wrote this program is pure evil, the thing they want to do won't happen.

    And the best way we know how to do that is the object capabilities model. It's not the only way, but we've learned in the last ~35 years that it's the only practical way.

    Now let's talk about AI and LLMs...

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    #Programming #AI #OCAP #Capabilities #Agents #SmartContracts