Stanislaw Czembor

Casper 2.0 introduces significant changes in the representation and management of accounts and smart contracts, through the introduction of the AddressableEntity type. This new structure replaces the separate AccountHash and ContractHash used in Casper 1.x, bringing a unified approach to interact with entities on the network. Contracts can now hold and manage funds directly through associated purses, similar to user accounts. They can also manage their own keys, enabling more sophisticated access control.

In this article, we'll dive into the details of AddressableEntity, exploring its structure and functionalities.

Casper Condor is a major upgrade to the Casper Network. This guide walks you through creating a local Condor environment for testing and development using Dockerized NCTL and the Rust Casper Client.