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In this episode, I discuss this paper, "Mi-Cho-Coq, a Framework for Certifying
Tezos Smart Contracts", by Bernardo et al. The paper gives a nice and very clear introduction to the Michelson language, and a formalization of it in Coq. This is used to prove a correctness property about a Multisig contract.
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