Smart contracts are powerful tools for automating processes on the blockchain, but they come with a challenge: they rely on external triggers to execute functions. These triggers, typically coming from an Externally Owned Account (EOA) or another contract, can create bottlenecks that are particularly problematic for contracts requiring frequent updates or real-time responsiveness. Now, what if I told you that your smart contracts could maintain themselves, freeing you from the constant need ...

Smart contracts are powerful tools for automating processes on the blockchain, but they come with a challenge: they rely on external triggers to execute functions. These triggers, typically coming from an Externally Owned Account (EOA) or another contract, can create bottlenecks that are particularly problematic for contracts requiring frequent updates or real-time responsiveness. Now, what if I told you that your smart contracts could maintain themselves, freeing you from the constant need ...