A .NET Dinosaur in Web3. Day 16 - ERC-20 Token & ICO
The article discusses the author's experience in building an ERC-20 token and conducting an ICO as part of a Web3 development series. It highlights the importance of understanding the ERC-20 standard and the mathematical considerations in Solidity programming. The author emphasizes the significance of the 'approve' function in decentralized finance (DeFi) as a means of granting permission for token spending.
- ▪The author deployed their own cryptocurrency and ran an ICO during the session.
- ▪ERC-20 is an interface standard that allows smart contracts to interact with tokens seamlessly.
- ▪Solidity programming requires careful handling of arithmetic operations, particularly with integer values.
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