Frontier Era

A first come first served name registry from November 2015: claim a bytes32 alias for your address, and it can never be released.

A contract with no storage at all that exists only to write three indexed addresses into the log.

The mortal base contract from the Frontier Guide deployed on its own, with nothing inheriting from it.

A one question poll from 2015 that only its own creator is allowed to vote in.

The Oraclize SimpleDice example, a one wei dice game that asks WolframAlpha for a number between 1 and 6.

A copy of the greeter contract from the Frontier Guide, used to put a commercial mortgage commitment form onchain in 2015.

A first come first served name registry from November 2015: claim a bytes32 alias for your address, and it can never be released.

A first come first served name registry from November 2015: claim a bytes32 alias for your address, and it can never be released.

A first come first served name registry from November 2015: claim a bytes32 alias for your address, and it can never be released.

A contract with no storage at all that exists only to write three indexed addresses into the log.

The go-ethereum Contract Tutorial greeter, deployed with the greeting: Hello World!

The greeter with a changeable greeting and a block number reader

A one question poll from 2015 that only its own creator is allowed to vote in.

A one question poll from 2015 that only its own creator is allowed to vote in.

The Greeter from the solidity-baby-steps tutorials, deployed with an empty greeting.

The go-ethereum Contract Tutorial greeter, deployed with the greeting: Hello World!

Comment log for a marketplace listing, deployed by the store it belongs to

A marketplace store record: it holds an owner, a metadata blob and the address of the comment board its listings are discussed on.

The mortal base contract from the Frontier Guide deployed on its own, with nothing inheriting from it.

The mortal base contract from the Frontier Guide deployed on its own, with nothing inheriting from it.

The mortal base contract from the Frontier Guide deployed on its own, with nothing inheriting from it.

A token-weighted governance contract deployed by Avsa on Dec 3, 2015, using MistCoin as voting shares. 0.1 ETH remains locked after 10 years.

A one question poll from 2015 that only its own creator is allowed to vote in.

The mortal base contract from the Frontier Guide deployed on its own, with nothing inheriting from it.