Tutorial: Deploying Smart Contracts on Polygon Chain
QuillAudits Team
26 December 2022
Read Time: 4 minutes What is Polygon Network? Polygon, formerly known as Matic Network and founded in 2017, has always focused on developing Ethereum
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An Explanatory Guide To ZkSync
QuillAudits Team
6 December 2022
Read Time: 5 minutes The most popular blockchain- Ethereum, certainly has some drawbacks, such as high gas fees and slow processing of transactions. However,
Tutorial: Deploying Smart Contracts on Polygon Chain
QuillAudits Team
26 December 2022
Read Time: 4 minutes What is Polygon Network? Polygon, formerly known as Matic Network and founded in 2017, has always focused on developing Ethereum
An Explanatory Guide To ZkSync
QuillAudits Team
6 December 2022
Read Time: 5 minutes The most popular blockchain- Ethereum, certainly has some drawbacks, such as high gas fees and slow processing of transactions. However,
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