Blockchain Voting Using a Chainlink Alarm Clock Oracle

By cineramaOctober 8, 2020DApps

Many smart contracts on Ethereum require an external source of timing to trigger an on-chain action. For dApps using on-chain blockchain voting systems, this presents a challenge since voting […]

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Blockchain Voting Using a Chainlink Alarm Clock Oracle

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