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Since we launched, 3m+ thirdweb smart contracts have been deployed to 2000+ EVM Chains, and today we're completely reworking our smart contracts platform.

Introducing Modular Contracts — A massive upgrade to the way we build and deploy smart contracts. 📃🧵

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Modular contracts are:

◆ Future Proof: Can be updated to adapt to changing product requirements and new industry innovations.
◆ Flexible: Upgradeable with feature-related industry standards. 
◆ Highly Customizable: A vast library of opt-in customizations for your use case.

Modular contracts are made up of two components:

Core → A core smart contract is a foundational API that can be customized by adding new parts and updating or removing these parts over time. (for example, ERC721) 

Module → An implementation that introduces a set of functionality that is enabled on a Core when it is installed.

As an analogy, think of a modular contract as a robot — there is a torso which is the core part to which you attach/detach modules such as a leg, arm, head, etc. which give the robot its various capabilities.

Today, we're excited to launch the following core pre-built smart contracts: 

◆ ERC20 Token
◆ ERC20 Token drop
◆ ERC721 NFT collection
◆ ERC721 NFT drop
◆ ERC721 Open Edition 
◆ ERC1155 NFT collection
◆ ERC1155 NFT drop 

Ready to deploy 👇✨

Today, we're excited to launch the following core pre-built smart contracts: 

◆ ERC20 Token
◆ ERC20 Token drop
◆ ERC721 NFT collection
◆ ERC721 NFT drop
◆ ERC721 Open Edition 
◆ ERC1155 NFT collection
◆ ERC1155 NFT drop 

Ready to deploy 👇✨
https://thirdweb.com/explore/modular-contracts

Modular Contracts is a framework for writing highly composable smart contracts. 

These are smart contracts for which you can add, remove, upgrade or switch out the exact features a developer needs — even after deploying.