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The ERC20 Token Standard is a set of 8 functions to be included (in an agreed upon language) in a smart token contract in order to enable interoperability across multiple interfaces and dapps. These functions relate to (1) how tokens can be transferred (2) how to access data about the token, and (3) how to format key events like transfers and approvals. ERC stands for Ethereum Request for Comments.
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Create a contract that safely swaps one token for another?
Yes it is entirely possible. Create contract A that is standard ERC20. When it is time to upgrade, create contract B with your new features.
contract B has a function upgradeFrom(address old, uint am …
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