Hi. I try to deploy my contract in main net, but I get an error «Account ___ has low balance to deploy.»
This account has 1.5 TON balance. What amount of TON is enough for deploying?

Can anybody help with that?

1.5 TON is usually much more than you need to deploy. What tool are you using for deployment?

tondev

I call "tondev contract deploy test.abi.json -s mykeys"

wrong blockchain :)

What's the right one?

tondev is everscale (ex free ton) tool, this chat is about ton blockchain

How to deploy in ton Blockchain?

There are 3 ways I’ve seen around:

1. Write a script in TypeScript to deploy, that’s my favorite way, example: https://github.com/ton-defi-org/tonstarter-contracts/tree/main/build

2. Use toncli command line tool: https://github.com/disintar/toncli

3. Write a Fift deployment script, but then you need to learn Fift 😅

Probably so, isn’t most of their dev done in Solidity-ish?

Yes, Solidity and other popular languages

But their ecosystem is doing well, probably we can use it , then audite the code.

> their ecosystem is doing well
go there :)

In general, the EVM state of mind is very different from TON state of mind so we encourage learning the TON native way instead

Oke, what about EVM workchain in 2023?

It may exist but it won’t be scalable like native TON

There are inherent things preventing EVM from scaling

Why not? EVM chains like Avalanche are still fast

Not really, they’re not sharded because all contracts assume all data is found on the same machine

Avalanche is multichain :/

Read this: https://society.ton.org/six-unique-aspects-of-ton-blockchain-that-will-surprise-solidity-developers

TON is different from every other L1 out there, to achieve its sharding the contract developer must implement sharded contracts

Do you have some info about workchain communication? Will it work like Cosmos IBC and Polkadot XCMP?

With Everscale, we can do a security analysis and I bet that we can show a problem with their native ERC20. Is their ERC20 Solidity-ish implementation sharded on a new contract per balance? I bet they hold all balances in one contract like the Ethereum way. This means an attacker can write keys to the map continuously until some poor account is so deep in the tree that it can’t be updated anymore since gas for updates costs in proportion to the height of the cell tree

This could be a very nice answer as to why we don’t try to force EVM notions on TON

We should create a footstep for this 😂

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> Its wrong


Done, its 20°000 TON.

Thanks 🙏