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Quote from: ipsec on September 17, 2018, 04:55:11 AM

I think you can seek in specialized groups, in Telegram for example. Sure you will be able to find all the needed information.

Thank you, will try to find the relevant channels. So far I have found this research, but I have not read it yet.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.06038.pdf

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I think you can seek in specialized groups, in Telegram for example. Sure you will be able to find all the needed information.

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And an additional question, has anyone tried to reverse engineer some or all of the contracts in the Ethereum blockchain or similar and see the code in a high - level language, such as Solidity? As far as I can understand some due diligence is done for some of the contracts, for example when a company launches an ICO. But overall for the blockchain? This is also interesting to know how many smart contracts make any sense and how many of them are just waste of space.

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Dear all,
Is there any company that provides statistics about smart contracts, for example from Ethereum blockchain?
Or is there any other available information about the smart contracts? For me it will be interesting to understand:
1. The number of all deployed smart contracts in a given blockchain.
2. The number of actively used smart contracts in a given blockchain (actively for example might mean used at least once a day).
3. The average size of contracts in a given blockchain (in bytes).
4. Languages in which these contracts have been written.
5. The average size of contracts in Solidity language for example for Ethereum blockchain.
6. Any other available statistics.
Thank you,

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