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smart contract is a computer protocol designed to disseminate, verify, or enforce a contract in an informational manner. It allows trusted transactions to be made without third parties, which are traceable and irreversible. The concept of smart contracts was first proposed by Nick Szabo in 1994 .
Definition and basic concepts: A smart contract is a self-executing computer program that runs on a computer in cyberspace. When the terms of the contract are met, the smart contract is automatically executed without the need for third party intervention. These contracts are usually stored on the blockchain to ensure its transparency and security. Smart contracts facilitate the transaction of various assets in a trusted environment by implementing the decentralized and immutable nature of data through blockchain technology.
The working principle of smart contracts is based on blockchain technology, and when the terms of the contract are met, the smart contract will automatically perform the relevant actions. Its features include:
Smart contracts are stored on a blockchain without relying on a central authority.
Once written into the blockchain, the contract content cannot be tampered with, ensuring the authenticity and security of the data.
All transaction records are open and transparent and can be viewed by anyone.
When the contract terms are met, the relevant operations are automatically executed, reducing human intervention.
Reduces disputes in traditional contracts by defining rights and obligations in computational language.
Smart contracts are widely used in many fields, including finance, supply chain management, Internet of Things, and so on. For example:
Smart contracts can be used in loan, payment, asset transfer and other scenarios to ensure transparent and secure transactions.
In supply chain finance, smart contracts can ensure that goods are delivered and paid in sync, reducing the risk of fraud.
In iot, smart contracts can be used to automate interactions and payments between devices.
In recent years, smart contract technology has continued to advance, especially on platforms such as Ethereum, where smart contracts are becoming more widely used. In addition, the combination of smart contracts with digital currencies and blockchain technology is driving the development of financial innovation and decentralized applications. In the future, with the continuous maturity of technology and the expansion of application scenarios, smart contracts will play an important role in more fields.
We are excited to update you on the latest developments in the Tiger ecosystem. As a digital asset dedicated to promoting the popularization and application of blockchain technology, Tiger is actively building an open, transparent and efficient ecosystem to meet the needs of different users and promote the healthy development of the entire industry.