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Good afternoon. I want to make the smart contract code publicly available, how to track patterns of parts of the bytecode, and so that when they appear somewhere I know about it. what tools do I need to use for this? and how hard is it to do

I apologize if I formulated something wrong

thank you in advance for your answer

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I'm not aware of any services to search for partial bytecode pieces from contracts. I doubt such exists.

In theory, you can scan all available contracts for bytecode patterns (you either need some service that provides these or sync your own node from block 0 and gather the data), and monitor newly deployed ones. Not a trivial thing to do, but not impossible either...

But in general, it sounds like a bit weird request. Most contracts are open source and most code is available for anyone to copy. That's part of the ethos and helps a lot in driving innovation around here.

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  • Perhaps I formulated it incorrectly. look how it was. My friend wanted to create his own token, he created a smart contract, added liquidity to the pair and so that no one would frontrun it, he made a seller fee of 99 so that, as I understand it, bots would not interfere. He bought himself $11 worth of tokens and retired from business. He comes in half an hour later and sees that someone minted 3 billion tokens and sold them to the pool, here is the smart contract 0xa277e4De13ad467F0aE10F69d78926404eb41A41
    – ffddffd
    Commented Aug 14 at 15:39
  • so I’m wondering how the one who did this found out that my friend took his code and created a coin?
    – ffddffd
    Commented Aug 14 at 15:40
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    Sounds like your friend does not understand how tokens or DEXes do not work and this is not a real question. My recommendation is open new question about the actual problem and then have actual details on the question.
    – Mikko Ohtamaa
    Commented Aug 14 at 15:54

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