A single smart contract can only be used for one type of transaction: if something happens, something else will happen. However, most decentralized applications (dApps) operate by bundling smart contracts together to enable a sophisticated and integrated set of functions. There are thousands of decentralized applications across various blockchain networks, including finance, gaming, exchanges, and media, and all can use smart contracts in different ways and for different purposes. Examples of smart contract applications include financial purposes such as trading, investing, lending, and borrowing. They can also be used in gaming, healthcare, and real estate applications; they can even be used to form institutional structures.
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A single smart contract can only be used for one type of transaction: if something happens, something else will happen. However, most decentralized applications (dApps) operate by bundling smart contracts together to enable a sophisticated and integrated set of functions. There are thousands of decentralized applications across various blockchain networks, including finance, gaming, exchanges, and media, and all can use smart contracts in different ways and for different purposes. Examples of smart contract applications include financial purposes such as trading, investing, lending, and borrowing. They can also be used in gaming, healthcare, and real estate applications; they can even be used to form institutional structures.