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		vkou on Aug 2, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Nomad drained of $150m due to a coding mistake People have been prosecuted for this sort of stuff over the past few years. 'Code is law' is just a reddit meme at this point, that has no basis in reality. 'Smart contracts' are just regular contracts, but with more opportunities for theft.

lottin on Aug 2, 2022 [–]

I'm pretty sure smart contracts aren't contracts. They're pieces of computer code.

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