Frontier Era

The Love token (W♥) - early Ethereum proof-of-work token from March 2016.

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

Seventeen thousand indivisible units, mintable and freezable by the deployer.

An instance of the original Gav Wood multi-signature wallet, the most widely deployed contract in early Ethereum with over 16,000 siblings.

A fixed-supply token with transfers and allowance spending, deployed March 2016.

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

Byte-identical deployment of: On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the te

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

Byte-identical deployment of: On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the te

The classic Frontier 'greeter' (Jan 2016): a mortal-derived contract storing a constructor-set greeting returned by greet(), with an owner-only kill().

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

Identical-runtime sibling. The classic Frontier 'greeter' (Jan 2016): a mortal-derived contract storing a constructor-set greeting returned by greet(), with an

The ethereum.org crowdsale tutorial: contributions run to a deadline against a goal, pay out a separate reward token, and are refunded if the goal is missed.

Fixed supply at two decimals, with approvals delegated through a callback.

The subcurrency from the Solidity documentation's opening chapter: one minter creates coins into any account, and holders send them on.

The owned ownership mixin at 153 bytes, deployed 11 March 2016.

A teaching contract that records its creator's ether balance at the moment of deployment and keeps it, so the snapshot can be compared with the live value.

On-chain document/agreement holder (Homestead, Mar 2016): stores owner + a constructor-set string, returnContract() returns the text, kill() lets the owner self

A single-unit token deployed two days before Homestead.

The bare owned base contract, deployed alone at 326 bytes on 12 March 2016.