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- Atomic SwappingCompatibility
- CompatibilityRewards on Returns
- Rewards on Returns
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ERC20 Token Standard has become the most effective standard for Developing Ethereum Tokens.
Most of the Ethereum Smart Contracts available today are ERC20-compliant.
If you are thinking of launching your tokens, then in this article we will guide you on how to create and deploy your ERC20 token.Whatever you are going to do basics are its foundation.
So let us start with the basics of an ERC20 TokenOverview of ERC20 Token StandardERC which stands for Ethereum Request for Comment and 20 is the proposal identifier number that is assigned to this request, hence the suffix.
ERC20 Standard is the set of functions that are implemented by all the ERC20 Tokens which allows us to easily integrate with other smart contracts, marketplaces, and wallets, etc.
ERC20 Standard contains a set of rules that all tokens based on Ethereum should follow.What makes ERC20 Tokens powerful and successful?ERC20 Tokens are simple, easy to create and deploy.ERC20 was the first one to offer Ethereum Token Standardization.ERC20 tokens like other Ethereum standards are implemented as contracts and operated on the Etheruem Virtual Machine(EVM) in a decentralized way.Programming Language Used by EthereumSolidity a contact-oriented programming language is currently used for developing smart contracts on Ethereum.
ERC20 is an official protocol for proposing improvements to the Ethereum (ETH) network.
ERC stands for Ethereum Request for Comment and 20 is the proposal identifier or a unique ID number to distinguish this standard from others.
This is a common standard for creating tokens on the Ethereum blockchain, this token standard defines a set of rules that apply to all ERC20 tokens that allow them to interact with one another.
The main difference between ERC20 tokens are ERC20 tokens are created and hosted on the Ethereum Blockchain, where Bitcoin is created on the respective blockchains.
ERC20 tokens are stored and sent by using Ethereum transactions ad use gas to cover transaction fees.
It was the first popular specification to offer Ethereum token standardization.
Now that we know a little more about tokens, we are going to delve into another very important concept in Ethereum development which is ERCs, Ethereum Request for Comments.The ERCs, Ethereum Request for Comments, are proposals generated by the community or the Ethereum developers themselves in order to promote this blockchain platform, generating interoperability in the ecosystem and facilitating the integration of these by applications that make use of tokens.
In turn, ERCs are nothing more than a type of EIP (Ethereum Improvement Proposal) at the application level, which to become standards must first go through consultation and review phases until they are approved.Next we are going to discuss the main ERCs token standards that exist today: ERC-20 TokenCurrently, although its functionality is basic, it is the most widely used and most relevant standard due to its great interoperability in the environment.Provide the methods of token transfer (transfer), approval or authorization of use of your tokens to another Ethereum address (profit), authorized token transfer from another Ethereum address (transferFrom), current balance query (balanceOf) and query of the amount of tokens possible to use on behalf of another Ethereum address (allowance).
To save the balances, a 'mapping' type variable is used, which relates an Ethereum address with its corresponding token balance: (mapping (Address => uint256) balances)In the 'Etherscan' explorer you can check the number of existing tokens deployed in the main Ethereum network, as well as their value and more information.
At the time of writing this article there were 125,699 ERC20 tokens.
It can represent anything from ownership of a work of art to a loan or a traffic ticket.
In addition, it provides new methods such as the secure transfer of token (safeTransferFrom), previously verifying that the address that carries out the transfer is that of the owner of the token; property (ownerOf), to query the address to which the token belongs; or taking ownership of the token (takeOwnership), from an authorized address.
