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A smart contract is a computer program that controls the transfer of assets to different parties. It defines the rules and penalties of the agreement. They can be used for a number of things such as token creation, decentralized autonomous organizations, [[Crowdsales|crowdsales]] and more.
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A smart contract is a computer program that controls the transfer of assets to different parties. It defines the rules and penalties of the agreement. They can be used for a number of things such as [[token]] creation, [[DAO]]s, [[Crowdsale|crowdsales]], [[DApps]], and more.
  
=== DAO ===
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== Coins with Smart Contract Capabilities ==
A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) is a type of smart contract that acts like a business or organization. Token owners are like voting members. They can make proposals on what to do with funds, add/ remove members, propose new rules or change old ones and more. 
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* [[Ethereum]]
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* [[Tron]]
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* [[EOS]]
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* [[Neo | NEO]]
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* [[Cardano]]
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* [[QTUM]]
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* [[Stellar]]
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* [[Waves]]
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* [[Nem]]
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* [[Lisk]]
  
=== Crowdsale ===
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== See Also ==
A Ethereum crowdsale contract manages funds and determines how to the funds will be spent after the money is raised to help fight mismanagement. They are often used with a DAO to determine how the money is spent.
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* [[Cryptocurrencies]]
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* [[Blockchain | Blockchain Technology]]

Latest revision as of 17:01, 28 March 2019

A smart contract is a computer program that controls the transfer of assets to different parties. It defines the rules and penalties of the agreement. They can be used for a number of things such as token creation, DAOs, crowdsales, DApps, and more.

Coins with Smart Contract Capabilities

See Also