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How Does Interacting with a Contract’s Function Constitute Acceptance?

Interacting with a smart contract's function, such as calling a 'swap' or 'mint' function, constitutes acceptance because the user must explicitly sign the transaction with their private key. This cryptographic signature serves as the user's unambiguous assent to the terms (the code's logic) and initiates the automated execution of the contract.

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