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Ethereum smart contracts have become common enough to warrant the need for standards to ensure ease of use. The most well known standard was created for the emerging token ecosystem and the exchanges serving it: the ERC20 standard. In this work we use the function selectors present in Ethereum smart contract bytecode to define contract purpose. Contracts are clustered according to the selectors they have. A Reverse look-up from selectors to function names is used to label clusters. We use the function names in clusters to suggest candidates for ERC standardisation.
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