Frontier Era

Alex Van de Sande's Congress DAO from Dec 28, 2015: on-chain voting system for proposals with configurable quorum and majority threshold.

Alex Van de Sande's Congress DAO from Dec 28, 2015: on-chain voting system for proposals with configurable quorum and majority threshold.

A Congress DAO from the ethereum.org tutorial, deployed 28 December 2015, 23 minutes before the tutorial revision it came from was published.

The Doge-Ethereum Bounty DAO created by avsa on Dec 28, 2015. Funded over 5,400 ETH in bridge development, holds 50,000 MistCoin. Active 2015-2021.

Direct December 2015 ancestor of The DAO, deployed by slock.it five months before the mainnet launch that triggered the Ethereum hard fork.

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 31 December 2015.

A one slot bytes32 store from the first days of 2016 that logs who wrote to it.

A one slot bytes32 store from the first days of 2016 that logs who wrote to it.

A one slot bytes32 store from the first days of 2016 that logs who wrote to it.

A one slot bytes32 store from the first days of 2016 that logs who wrote to it.

A minimal owner-recording test contract Hudson Jameson deployed 89 seconds before his on-chain Marriage Registry. Runtime is the 6-byte empty body 0x606060405200.

Records marriages and life events on the Ethereum blockchain with partner details, dates, and status tracking.

A classic Greeter contract from the official Solidity tutorial, storing and returning the string "Hello World!".

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 3 January 2016.

A one slot bytes32 store from the first days of 2016 that logs who wrote to it.

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 3 January 2016.

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

Byte-identical deployment of: The classic Frontier 'greeter' (Jan 2016): a mortal-derived contract storing a constructor-set greeting returned by greet(), with

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 5 January 2016.

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 5 January 2016.

An ethereum.org 'Hello World' greeter (mortal + greeter): greet() returns its stored greeting, kill() selfdestructs to the owner. One of 68 byte-identical Front

A Frontier-era copy of the canonical ethereum.org greeter - greet() reads a stored string; the mortal base adds owner-only kill(). Shares its 366-byte runtime w

A greeter from the early ethereum.org docs: returns a stored greeting via greet(), self-destructs to owner via kill(). Byte-identical to 67 sibling contracts.

A liveness canary for the Ethereum Alarm Clock, deployed 7 January 2016.