Dosc Erc1155 info #957
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I added to the documentation a way to create and verify contract 1155 in python. And also a mint token with various calls to the balanceOF function.
This script also contains examples for a clear understanding of the need for a digital signature for each new token mint.
Hopefully this information can be useful if there is ever a need to add the same mechanisms ERC1155 to Zencode.
Because while Ethereum is very popular right now, Ethereum's Keccak-256 Algorithm is currently obsolete due to the overhead of maintaining zero-information proofs. So there is a chance that Ethereum will fork and the current implementations will be forgotten.
Geth installed on most private Ethereum blockchains is already obsolete.
We add option "evmVersion": "paris" for support stable version of geth Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) of most popular (for Nov/2/2024) private Ethereum blockchains.