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Smart contracts are self-executing programs on blockchains like Ethereum (ETH), automating financial transactions without intermediaries. They enable decentralized finance (DeFi) by facilitating trustless lending, borrowing, and trading. For example, $LINK
Chainlink (LINK) integrates smart contracts with real-world data via oracles, enhancing DeFi functionality. On Avalanche (AVAX), smart contracts power high-speed DeFi platforms, offering low fees. ETH’s smart contracts, running on the Ethereum Virtual Machine, allow complex dApps like Uniswap, revolutionizing finance by removing centralized control. They ensure transparency, as code is immutable and auditable. However, vulnerabilities in smart contract code can lead to exploits, as seen in past DeFi hacks. $AVAX
AVAX’s subnets and LINK’s oracle network address scalability and data reliability, respectively, but coding errors remain a risk. Smart contracts democratize finance, enabling global access to services like yield farming, but require robust security to prevent losses. Their role in DeFi continues to grow, reshaping traditional finance.
