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Private blockchains are not available for the public and are maintained/secured by a cluster of trusted nodes. These kind of blockchains are useful when dealing with sensitive information.
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How to decode input data from a transaction?
If you've heard about the ethers js library, it provides a fantastic function named parseTransaction, I found it after a very long search as it wasn't mentioned in any online forums and I'm still lear …
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