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Qtum
Qtum Core Wallet
...It achieves this through the revolutionary Account Abstraction Layer which allows the EVM to communicate with Qtum's Bitcoin-like UTXO blockchain. Welcome to the Qtum Ignition Main Network. This is the main network where the tokens hold value and should be guarded very carefully. If you are testing the network or developing unstable software on Qtum, we highly recommend using either testnet or regtest mode. A Proof of Stake consensus system which is optimized for Qtum's contract model. Any user can stake and help to secure the network. There is no voting, master nodes, or minimum amount required. There have been transactions as small as 2 Qtum that have created blocks in the past. ... -
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Truffle
A tool for developing smart contracts. Crafted with the finest cacaos.
...Debug mainnet transactions by stepping through verified contract source code. Truffle will give you the best view into what's happening. Bring up a local blockchain with pre-funded accounts for fast testing with Truffle’s Ganache. Fork mainnet with zero-config, impersonate accounts, auto-mine blocks, and use Ganache programmatically with Node.js. Print variables for quick analysis using console.log and Vyper’s print.
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