Start with 2^128 instead of 2^256 eth#808
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Very simple code change. Start sender addresses with 2^128 eth instead of 2^256. This should prevent overflow over 2^256 while still preventing out-of-gas. Fixes the following test case which previously caused medusa to error:
Previously we got the following error:
This is because we overflowed a uint256 when adding onto 2^256-1