Add py-ethclient to Python section#24
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fyi: The main page is for now basically archived / historic. I keep this patch open for a future page on new blockchain tech. Thanks for your understanding and your contribution. |
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Summary
Add py-ethclient to the Python section under "Build Your Own Blockchain".
py-ethclient is a complete Ethereum L1 execution client implemented from scratch in pure Python. It serves as an excellent educational reference for understanding how Ethereum works at the protocol level:
https://github.com/tokamak-network/py-ethclient