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SLOPWARE’s random-byte software sculptures

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SLOPWARE offers to install random 64-byte sequences as executable programs on Ethereum, leaving their behavior to chance.

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The lab tested one million 64-byte programs under a one-million-gas ceiling; 17 tried to create another contract, and none succeeded.

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The lab says about one in five programs survives its first instruction, and one in five of those survives the next. It also reports that five programs wrote storage that persisted, while some responded differently to money or data. The described method uses CREATE and an eleven-byte loader, with code checked byte for byte before calls are traced.

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