Byzantium Era

Event-emitting ETH forwarder with a `flush()` sweep — payable fallback emits `LogForwarded` and forwards `msg.value` to a public destination; anyone can call `flush()` to sweep the balance and emit `LogFlushed`. Cluster of 36 identical deployments.

Event-emitting ETH forwarder with a `flush()` sweep. Cluster of 35 identical deployments.

Fwd flush sibling cluster of 32 identical deployments.

Fwd flush sibling — cluster of 31 identical deployments.

Fwd flush sibling — cluster of 33 identical deployments.

Tether's own USDT contract source, recompiled and redeployed in late 2018 as a template for throwaway tokens with placeholder names.

Migrations 572 sibling — cluster of 15 identical deployments.

Tether's own USDT contract source, recompiled and redeployed in late 2018 as a template for throwaway tokens with placeholder names.

Migrations sibling — cluster of 17 identical deployments.

Migrations 572 sibling — cluster of 15 identical deployments.

Deposit address that forwards ether to a wallet the owner can change, with an owner-only rescue for any token that lands here.

Deposit forwarder that requires a non-zero payment and routes it through an internal function to a stored wallet address.

Small guard contract that self-destructs to its controller and refuses every other caller.

Owner-controlled ERC-20 escrow, first of 4,463 identical deployments in November 2018. Two owner-only functions: withdraw() and refund(). Source verified by EthereumHistory.

Trivial empty contract with reverting fallback. No functions, no state. First of 10 identical deployments.

Trivial empty contract with reverting fallback. No functions, no state. Compiled with solc 0.4.24 optimizer ON. First of 11 identical deployments.

Full Bittrex deposit wallet compiled without the optimizer.

Two-party ERC20 escrow — `withdraw()` sends the locked amount to the beneficiary; `refund()` returns it to the refund address. Both restricted to the owner.

Small guard contract that self-destructs to its controller and refuses every other caller.

Small guard contract that self-destructs to its controller and refuses every other caller.

A CryptoKitties birth bot that earns midwife rewards while deploying self-destructing child contracts for gas refunds.

A gas storage contract minted by CKBirthBot, a gas token derivative used by CryptoKitties-era bots to optimize transaction costs.

Deposit forwarder on OpenZeppelin Ownable v2 that reads its payout address from a registry and carries a revert reason for failed token moves.

Version 2 of the Populous per-client deposit contract, extended from ERC20 custody to ether, ERC721 and ERC1155, and stamped with the client ID it belongs to.