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About smart contracts, the basis of conditional payments ("smart payments"), Byteball's killer feature. And "the competition". Not too technical

==Contracts. Ethereum, right?==

'''Byteball''' does '''simple''', human-readable contracts to perform simple actions.

'''Ethereum''' does '''complex''', programmer-readable contracts to perform complex actions.

No overlap.

===But Rootstock?===
Rootstock is a centralized smart-contract platform planned to be layered on top of Bitcoin. RSK is just released on Bitcoin testnet.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6e7mdz/rsk_testnet_is_open/?st=j3bxt1g7&sh=63cbb552 Reddit thread 2017-05-30</ref>

One post: RSK is EVM on BTC (that is, Ethereum Virtual Machine infrastructure, but linked to and secured by bitcoin's blockchain instead, using sidechains.)

RSK is now supported on Trezor.<ref>http://gk2.sk/how-to-use-trezor-with-rootstock-rsk-using-myetherwallet Online article 2017-05-30</ref>

==Offering smart contracts==
When you want to create a new smart contract with a user, your sequence is usually as follows:<ref>https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Writing-chatbots-for-Byteball Github: Writing chatbots for Byteball</ref>
# You ask the user to send his payment address (it will be included in the contract)
# You define a new contract using the user's address and your address as parties of the contract
# You pay your share to the contract
# At the same time, you send a specially formatted payment request (different from the payment request above) to the user to request his share. You start waiting for the user's payment
# The user views the contract definition in his wallet and agrees to pay
# You receive the payment notification and wait for it to get confirmed
# After the payment is confirmed, the contract is fully funded.

See wiki [[Oracle]] article for examples and videos.

==External links==

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Features]]

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+*[https://hackernoon.com/smart-contracts-ethereum-vs-obyte-72f95ab6bde7 Smart contracts: Ethereum vs. Obyte]
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 <references />
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-[[File:smart-address-1.jpg|thumb|upright=0.65]][[File:smart-address-2.jpg|thumb|upright=0.65]]About smart contracts, the basis of conditional payments ("smart payments"), Byteball's killer feature. And "the competition". Not too technical
+[[File:smart-address-1.jpg|thumb|upright=0.65]][[File:smart-address-2.jpg|thumb|upright=0.65]]About smart contracts, the basis of conditional payments ("smart payments"), Obyte's killer feature. And "the competition". Not too technical
 ==Contracts. Ethereum, right?==
-'''Byteball''' does '''simple''', human-readable contracts to perform simple actions.
+'''Obyte''' does '''simple''', human-readable contracts to perform simple actions.
 '''Ethereum''' does '''complex''', programmer-readable contracts to perform complex actions.
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 ===But Rootstock?===
-Rootstock is a centralized smart-contract platform planned to be layered on top of Bitcoin. RSK is just released on Bitcoin testnet.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6e7mdz/rsk_testnet_is_open/?st=j3bxt1g7&sh=63cbb552 Reddit thread 2017-05-30</ref>
+Rootstock is a centralized smart-contract platform planned to be layered on top of Bitcoin. RSK was just released on Bitcoin testnet.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6e7mdz/rsk_testnet_is_open/?st=j3bxt1g7&sh=63cbb552 Reddit thread 2017-05-30</ref>
 One post: RSK is EVM on BTC (that is, Ethereum Virtual Machine infrastructure, but linked to and secured by bitcoin's blockchain instead, using sidechains.)
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 ==Offering smart contracts==
-When you want to create a new smart contract with a user, your sequence is usually as follows:<ref>https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Writing-chatbots-for-Byteball Github: Writing chatbots for Byteball</ref>
+When you want to create a new smart contract with a user, your sequence is usually as follows:<ref>https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Writing-chatbots-for-Byteball Github: Writing chatbots for [Obyte]</ref>
 # You ask the user to send his payment address (it will be included in the contract)
 # You define a new contract using the user's address and your address as parties of the contract

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