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Etherscan is a search engine that allows Ethereum blockchain users to look up, confirm and validate transactions that have taken place on the blockchain.
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Telling contracts from EOAs using ethers.js
(No, this was not intended as a self-answered question. I facepalmed pretty hard.)
The solution is: If the contract's tx count is larger than zero and it does not have code, it must be an EOA because …
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Telling contracts from EOAs using ethers.js
I'm trying to figure out whether a given address is:
a contract
an EOA
unknown
I know that only contracts can have code. Therefore, provider.getCode(address) returning anything but 0x tells me unamb …
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