SmartContract

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Introduction
In the modern world of blockchain technologies, smart contracts play a key role in ensuring the automation and reliability of transactions. They are programmable contracts that are automatically executed when predetermined conditions are met. However, as the popularity of blockchains grows, so does the need for their interaction. And this is where Mitosis comes to the rescue! 🌉

📢 Dear followers,
In one article, we will explain to you three important things in the field of blockchain and #Web3 :

➫ 1- Smart contracts
➫ 2- Transactions
➫ 3- Gas fees

We will provide the information in a very brief way, to ensure that the information reaches you quickly and usefully.
❍ Smart contracts


➫A smart contract is a smart contract that is deployed on the network, and is controlled by the smart contract code.

Hi Binancians, have you ever trades on decentralized exchangers where you need to copy paste a certain smart contract code to identify a token. I saw sometimes people doing trades on DEX and the token cannot be sold, the token became frozen, the token are hidden and so on. Although the narrative of smart contract is really well. After doing research on smart contract from 2022 I concluded several arguments outlining the potential dangers of smart contracts:
Immutable Exploits: Once a smart contract is deployed on the blockchain, it's typically immutable, meaning it cannot be altered or updated. This can be particularly problematic if a vulnerability or exploit is discovered after deployment. Malicious actors can exploit these vulnerabilities to steal funds or manipulate contract outcomes, with no way for users to intervene or rectify the situation.Centralization Risks: While smart contracts aim to eliminate intermediaries and promote decentralization, in practice, they can sometimes lead to centralization risks. For instance, the concentration of wealth or decision-making power among a small number of contract developers or stakeholders can undermine the principles of decentralization and create opportunities for manipulation or collusion.Economic Incentives: Smart contracts often involve financial transactions or incentives, which can incentivize malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities for personal gain. The potential for financial rewards can drive individuals or groups to engage in activities such as front-running, insider trading, or exploiting price oracles to manipulate contract outcomes.Social Engineering Attacks: Smart contracts are not immune to social engineering attacks, where malicious actors manipulate users into performing actions that benefit the attacker. For example, phishing attacks targeting users of decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms can trick individuals into approving transactions that transfer funds to the attacker's address or interact with malicious contracts unknowingly.Regulatory Compliance: As smart contracts become more widely used, regulatory scrutiny and compliance requirements are likely to increase. However, the decentralized and pseudonymous nature of blockchain can make it challenging to enforce regulations or hold bad actors accountable. This regulatory uncertainty can deter legitimate users from adopting smart contracts and contribute to a perception of the technology as a breeding ground for illicit activities.
in conclussion, always do your own research about smart contracts. Some smart contracts have dangers and they can be re-stated as 'Dangerous Contract'. Thank you for reading my article.

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