The presentation is a comprehensive guide to blockchain and Web3, with a focus on the importance of testing and audits in the world of smart contract platforms such as Ethereum and Polygon. The presentation covers the basics of blockchain and Web3 and introduces the audience to the concept of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).

The presentation then goes on to discuss test networks and how they can be used to create test tokens, with a practical demonstration of the process. The importance of audits is also covered, highlighting the crucial role they play in ensuring the security and reliability of smart contracts.

One of the key highlights of the presentation is a discussion of scams and how to spot them. The presentation provides tips on how to identify and avoid scam tokens, such as checking contract addresses and looking for red flags.

Finally, the presentation concludes by addressing the issue of what happens when a bug is found in a smart contract that has already been deployed to the production network.

Takeaways from the topic:

  • Understanding of the basics of blockchain and Web3, including smart contracts and dApps.
  • Knowledge of the purpose and function of test networks and how they can be used to create test tokens.
  • Awareness of the importance of audits in ensuring the security and reliability of smart contracts.
  • Ability to identify and avoid scam tokens.
  • Understanding of the steps to be taken in the event of a bug being found in a deployed smart contract.

May 19 @ 15:00
15:00 — 15:45 (45′)

Gabor Devenyi