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After more than 6 years in EIP hell it looks like the madlad @Dexaran finally got ERC-223: Token with transaction handling model published as a token standard interface. Wdwt as to inclusion as optimized reference~~
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FYI here you can find more info regarding ERC-223 as well as some old discussions https://dexaran.github.io/erc223/
Regarding security considerations -
ERC-20 is not secure. It resulted in $130M worth of tokens being lost. So, ERC-223 is exactly a "security patch" for ERC-20 standard.
Reentrancy issues must be taken into account when dealing with ERC-223 tokens. ERC-223 makes "tokens" behave identical to "ether".
tokenReceived function must be invoked AFTER the balance change in the token contract.
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After more than 6 years in EIP hell it looks like the madlad @Dexaran finally got ERC-223: Token with transaction handling model published as a token standard interface. Wdwt as to inclusion as optimized reference~~
Pros:
Cons:
it has been review for 6 years, seems ok.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: