Smart Contracts Made Easy

When most of us interact with blockchain technology, we are experiencing the end-user product. But the smart contracts that run these projects are a bit more complicated. Akin to code, smart contracts require specific programming language to make them do the things they do. What if it wasn’t that difficult to create a smart contract? What if you could write one with plain english?

Today we welcome Henning Deidrich to the show to discuss how Lexon solves this problem. The first architect of IBM's blockchain Hyperledger and the liaison to the Ethereum developing team, Henning knows a thing or two. He might even teach us three things today on this “I can code three lines of basic” episode #691 of the Bad Crypto Podcast.

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