Foolproof smart contracts introduce a novel approach to token ownership and management through a surrogate pattern, which diverges from traditional token implementations. The system consists of a principal token contract and a surrogate contract that applies role based ownership representation without altering the underlying principal token. This means that Foolproof smart contracts do not introduce vulnerabilities to the owners or the users, including their underlying assets.
This architecture allows for flexible ownership models, delegated control, and separation of concerns between the core token logic and extended functionality. The surrogate contract "wraps" the principal token, providing an additional layer of abstraction that is useful for implementing complex ownership structures, temporary transfers, or conditional access rights.
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