Inspired by the OpenZeppelin workshop video
This project was created to showcase the gas efficiency of deploying customizable contracts that would point to a common fixed implementation. The most efficient known way to do this is via EIP-1167: Minimal Proxy Contract.
Unlike other proxy standards which include upgrade functionality in either the proxy itself or the implementation, this methodology is meant to have a static implementation address that can never be changed. The purpose of this contract is to solely act as the call forwarder/storage. Which is achievied via delegate calls onto the implementation contract.
The ERC20 contract which was used is a custom contract which adds functionality to OpenZeppelin's ERC20 Capped contract. Allowing for customization of the owner, name, symbol, and max supply.
