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What is an ERC?
ERCs (Ethereum Request for Comments) are technical documents used by smart contract developers at Ethereum. They define a set of rules required to implement tokens for the Ethereum ecosystem. These documents are usually created by developers, and they include information about protocol specifications and contract descriptions. Before becoming an standard, an ERC must be revised, commented and accepted by the community through an EIP (Ethereum Improvement Proposal). Actually, an ERC is just a specific type of EIP. ERCs are application-level conventions and standards, and they may be of different types (token, registration name, URI schemes, library, packets, etc.). Taken from 👇
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The Viability of the ERC-948 Protocol Proposal by Marko Vidrih
An Introduction to Ethereum’s ERC-777 Standard by Everett Muzzy
Future-proofing ERC20 tokens by doc.ai
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