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Contracts, simply put, are restrictions on how tokens can be transferred, allowing users to specify the distribution of UTXOs through contracts. Many scaling solutions, such as the Lightning Network, are based on this principle, demonstrating that Bitcoin's scaling solutions heavily rely on introspection and contracts. In the crypto world, the most common method is commitment, often achieved through hashing. To prove that we meet the transfer requirements, a signature mechanism is needed for verification. Thus, contracts involve many adjustments related to hashing and signatures.

Our goal here is to do an overview of all these proposals, figure out what technical patterns they share, figure out what kinds of new opcodes and other soft fork upgrades they need to function, and create a comparison table of how all the parts fit together. Along the way we’ll also define what an L2 protocol actually is, what kind of scaling Lightning is already capable of, and get an understanding of what improvements we need to do to mempools to achieve all this.

Elon Musk changed his Twitter profile picture to Kekius Maximus, sparking a craze in the meme market. The name Kekius Maximus is derived from Pepe the Frog culture, associated with ancient Egyptian mythology and internet slang "Kek." This article will delve into the cultural background of Kekius Maximus and discuss meme tokens related to it, such as $KM and $KEKIUS, and how they have gained popularity on the Solana and ETH chains, while also cautioning investors to be aware of the risks associated with meme tokens.