Experimental Contracts

Inter-contract communication tutorial. Ping calls Pong to retrieve a value, demonstrating cross-contract function calls in Solidity.

A second Ping deployment, pointed at a different Pong

Target contract.

A minimal getter/setter proxy from the Oraclize team. set() forwards calls to a hardcoded target contract, get() returns constant 255.

Controller contract.

Pool5x contract.

Winning entry of the Programmable Assets challenge at Hack The Block London (September 2015), built by Francesco Canessa, Kristina Butkute, and Thomas Bertani (

A Pong contract variant that receives ETH via send(), testing value transfer between contracts.

A tutorial contract holding a 3 by 3 grid of tile structs, deployed 30 September 2015.

A second ArrayPasser deployment from Cyrus Adkisson's Solidity walkthrough

A tutorial contract testing fixed-size array passing as function parameters in Solidity.

Deployment of the official Solidity Greeter tutorial, initialized with "Hello World!" and compiled with soljson v0.1.1.

Owner-only self-destruct contract from the Ethereum Solidity tutorial. Calls suicide(owner) when the owner calls kill().

Owner-only self-destruct contract from the Ethereum Solidity tutorial. Calls suicide(owner) when the owner calls kill().

The canonical ethereum.org 'Hello World' greeter (mortal + greeter): greet() returns a stored greeting; kill() selfdestructs to the owner. One of 68 identical-r

The classic Frontier 'greeter' (Nov 2015): a mortal-derived contract storing a constructor-set greeting returned by greet(), with an owner-only kill().

The classic Ethereum Hello World contract. mortal base with kill(), greeter with greet(). One of 111 identical deployments.

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 simple key-value store contract with set, get, and kill functions, deployed during the Frontier era.

A test contract that checks if the caller matches a hardcoded admin address, with kill and get functions.

A test contract that writes a bool flag based on whether the caller matches a hardcoded admin address, with kill, get, and getBool functions.

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

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

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