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<big>'''What are smart contracts?'''</big> | <big>'''What are smart contracts?'''</big> | ||
Smart contracts are tamper-proof programs on blockchains that facilitate automatic transactions by using conditional software logic such as, “if x is true, then execute y.”<ref>https://chain.link/education/web3</ref> | |||
For an in depth look at smart contracts click [[Smart contracts|'''HERE''']]. | For an in depth look at smart contracts click [[Smart contracts|'''HERE''']]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:40, 4 April 2022
Chainlink - The basics
A brief description of......goes here.
The oracle problem?
What is the oracle problem? The oracle problem is the challenge of connecting smart contracts to off-chain resources due to the inherent security properties of the blockchain. This oracle problem exists for every blockchain network and smart contract platform.[1] For more details on the oracle problem click HERE.
Smart Contracts
What are smart contracts? Smart contracts are tamper-proof programs on blockchains that facilitate automatic transactions by using conditional software logic such as, “if x is true, then execute y.”[2] For an in depth look at smart contracts click HERE.
Oracles, nodes & DONs
What are oracles, nodes & DONs? For an in depth look at Oracles, nodes & DONs click HERE.
Blockchain agnostic
https://blog.chain.link/chainlinks-blockchain-agnostic-design/
Chainlink specific contracts
- Market & data feed speific contracts. We've broken the history out into contract-based milestones.
- Direct Request / Runlog (DR)
- Flux Monitor (FM)
- Offchain Reporting (OCR)
- (what could be next)
- Keeper contracts.
- VRF contracts.