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    • What is ReFi?
    • Why ReFi?
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    • While Starting
    • What is Blockchain?
      • Blockchain Key Benefits
      • Blockchain Network Types
      • Proof-of-Authentication
    • What is Ethereum?
    • What is Solidity?
    • What are Transactions?
    • What is Gas?
    • What is Wallet?
    • Creating Tokens on Evadore
    • Evadore Technical Information
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  • ECOSYSTEM
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  • TOKENOMICS
    • TOKENOMICS
  • ROADMAP
    • The Future of Evadore; Updates and Roadmap
    • Evadore's Key Achievements so far include
    • Evadore's future plans and goals include
  • API DOCS
    • RPC API Endpoints
      • Account
      • Logs
      • Stats
      • Block
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      • Transaction
      • Contract
      • RPC API Endpoints
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  1. Eva Chain

What is Wallet?

The blockchain network consists of accounts that interact with each other through a message passing framework. Each account is created from the account's public key and is called an address.

It is identified by a 20-byte hexadecimal identifier. As Evadore, we support and develop the GreenWallet application.

There are two types of accounts: Externally-owned Accounts and Contract-owned Accounts

Externally-owned Accounts

Accounts controlled by a private key capable of sending assets and messages.

  1. They can send a transaction (ether transfer or trigger contract code),

  2. It is controlled by private keys,

  3. It has no associated code.

Contract-owned Accounts

Contract-owned Accounts are accounts that have a smart contract code associated with them and whose private key does not belong to anyone.

  1. It has associated codes,

  2. Code executions are triggered by transactions or messages (calls) received from other contracts,

  3. When this code is executed - it performs operations of arbitrary complexity (Turing completeness) - it manages its own persistent storage and can call other contracts.

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