Ethereum Request for Comments (ERC-20)
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Ethereum Request for Comments (ERC-20)
Ethereum Request for Comments (ERC-20) is a standard protocol that is used in issuing tokens under the Ethereum platform. From the name itself, it has 20 unique ID numbers that differentiate it from others. It also has a list of guidelines that token developers must comply with to allow new tokens to be used and distributed in the Ethereum platform.
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