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Currently, we always use the PerunToken contract which extends the ERC20 contract when we want to use ERC20 tokens as the asset.
However, this may lead to the confusion that the perun-eth-backend only supports the custom PerunToken as an ERC20 asset instead of general ERC20 tokens according to the OpenZeppelin standard.
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Currently, we always use the PerunToken contract which extends the ERC20 contract when we want to use ERC20 tokens as the asset.
However, this may lead to the confusion that the perun-eth-backend only supports the custom PerunToken as an ERC20 asset instead of general ERC20 tokens according to the OpenZeppelin standard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: