Technical question

is there any coin like ETH out there that allows to build a smartcontract with access to main chain and other smart contracts full transaction history and data associated to transactions?
i always wanted to build inter-connected smartcontracts that can fetch data all over
current smart contracts are very limited in that sense
did fantom solve this problem?

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Yes it did Tim.

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Nice subtle shill. You already knew the answer to that didn't you?

Someone shill me on why I should buy this when the ETH killer market is saturated AF

are you technical or not?
it's a question not a shill, for all i know there are no crypto that supports what i've just said

There wont be a need for eth killers. Fantom will allow other blockchains to plug in to opera and let them use the lachesis consensus as a base layer scalability solution.

Lachesis -> Cosmos -> Ethermint (supports EVM)
Lachesis -> Go-Ethereum (supports EVM)
Lachesis -> Go-EVM (supports EVM)
Lachesis Proxy -> EVM/k-EVM (supports EVM)

Basically either build a famtom based side chain which is fully interoperable.with any blockchain and plugs into opera chain or plug any existing blockchain into opera to use the near instant finality and security of the aBFT lachesis consensus

Yes the goal is to built a network of networks that can freely share data between one another. When anons were saying that Fantom will start the internet of blockchains, that's what they meant.

Whereas now, all of the existing blockchains are operating in silos like a bunch of intranet networks, they will soon be all interconnected.

So you could create a fantom dapp that fetches data from an eth dapp

great, but full access to transaction history, both on fantom and other smartcontracts connected to it, is supported or not?

sounds good
i may sell part of my shitcoins to get some ftm and try to build something, i hope what are you saying it technically true and not just a paragraph in a whitepaper