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The payable modifier in Solidity can be used to make smart contract functions able to receive either, or to make Ether transfers to address variables possible.
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When does a payable function "claim" or "take" the sent ETH?
msg.value can be accessed globally, so yes check will be performed. In other words, require check will fail if you do not pass non-zero value when you call first() function.
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Payable function transaction failing
SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0
pragma solidity ^0.8.0;
contract Crowdfund {
uint fundLimit = 3 ether;
bool contractOpen = true;
uint public balance = 0;
function donate() external payable …
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How is this scam code transferring tokens to the unspecified wallet within?
It looks like coinmarketcap.com is a NPM package that returns the address of the hacker and has the Manager details. When you delete that import line, the Manager gives an error.
The npm package is he …
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