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Exploring Orobit SCL (Simple Contract Language) for smart contracts on Bitcoin! The Orobit SCL Code Compiler will soon let you write, compile & deploy contracts right in your browser: Track deployments & transactions with the Orobit explorer: Pro tip: start on testnet, study the docs & test thoroughly before...

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