Experimental Contracts

The earliest known attempt to deploy a smart contract on Ethereum mainnet (Aug 7 2015, thanateros.eth). Ran out of gas before code deposit; creation bytecode reconstructed exactly.

The earliest known Ethereum contract with executable runtime code. A single function go() that returns the string "eth", compiled with the first publicly available Solidity compiler (v0.1.1).

An early Ethereum contract that returns the string “Hello World!” when called.

One of six HelloWorld Greeter deployments by Linagee on Ethereum Frontier Day 1 - same source, same compiler, greeting: 'Hello World!'

One of six HelloWorld Greeter deployments by Linagee on Ethereum Frontier Day 1 - same source, same compiler, greeting: 'Hello World!'

One of six HelloWorld Greeter deployments by Linagee on Ethereum Frontier Day 1 - same source, same compiler, greeting: 'Hello World!'

PrimeChecker contract. Identical bytecode to 0x66d796e7 -- smallestfactor(uint256) returns the smallest prime factor, or n if prime. Deployed Aug 7, 2015 by the

One of six HelloWorld Greeter deployments by Linagee on Ethereum Frontier Day 1 - same source, same compiler, greeting: 'Hello World!'

One of six HelloWorld Greeter deployments by Linagee on Ethereum Frontier Day 1 - same source, same compiler, greeting: 'Hello World!'

A failed Greeter deployment, the first of three attempts where the gas limit was too low to store the runtime code on-chain.

A failed Greeter deployment, the second of three attempts where the gas limit was too low to store the runtime code on-chain.

A failed Greeter deployment, the third of three attempts where the gas limit was too low to store the runtime code on-chain.

The Frontier Greeter - Ethereum's Hello World tutorial deployed by a 2000 ETH genesis wallet on Day 1, with mortal() exposed as a callable function.

The first publicly posted Ethereum contract that returned a value when called, demonstrating interactive smart contract execution.

A Frontier Day 1 movie voting contract where users send ETH to permanently rank movies on-chain — one of the earliest interactive dApps on Ethereum.

A playful on-chain voting contract where users bid ETH to rank the best sci-fi movies of all time — one of the first interactive dApps on Ethereum Frontier.

A Frontier Greeter compiled with an intermediate soljson build - same source as the standard tutorial, slightly different string return codegen.

The canonical SimpleStorage tutorial contract from the Solidity documentation, deployed on Frontier Day 1.

The canonical SimpleStorage tutorial contract from the Solidity documentation, deployed on Frontier Day 1.

The canonical SimpleStorage tutorial contract from the Solidity documentation, deployed on Frontier Day 1.

The canonical SimpleStorage tutorial contract from the Solidity documentation, deployed on Frontier Day 1.

A Frontier-era Greeter contract with the message: 'Hello Evan!'

The Multiply7 tutorial contract — one of the first Solidity examples ever deployed to mainnet.

A Frontier-era Greeter contract with the message: 'Greetings Fuckface!'