encrypticoin-etalon
Implementation of the Etalon Token by Encrypticoin UAB.
Etalon is a BEP20 token implemented in Solidity, heavily utilizing the framework provided by the OpenZeppelin project.
Etalon contract
The contract is found at encrypticoin_etalon/contract/BEP20EtalonToken.sol. Its pre-compiled ABI and binary-code is also committed that were compiled by the specified Solidity compiler version.
Python packaging
The contract is wrapped in a Python package for easy development and distribution in the relevant server systems.
Testing of the contract is performed in other environments, this repository is purely for the contract itself.
A source distribution package is available from PyPI named encrypticoin-etalon:
pip install encrypticoin-etalon
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