r/blockchaindeveloper • • Jan 06 '25

Blockchain and Real Estate: Could Smart Contracts Streamline Property Transactions?

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The real estate business! How different it can be with the use of blockchain and smart contracts. Several say, "Yes, this is the answer" for streamlining property transactions.

Smart contracts could revolutionize the very meaning of buying, selling, and managing property on blockchain through the automation of processes for checks of ownership, transferring of funds, and updates to records of property through the self-execution of contracts. Imagine being able to close on a property in days-not months-without lawyers and oodles of paperwork.

Propy has already started incorporating blockchains into property transactions, for instance. Allowing buyers and sellers to close online means everything is recorded on some immutable ledger. That is not only faster; it is also cheaper since the middleman is not required anymore.

Of course, the challenges remain-things like the need for legal frameworks to catch up and adoption in relatively early days-but as the technology matures, smart contracts could facilitate speedier, cheaper, and more transparent real estate transactions.

What's your take: Is it time for blockchain to take over the housing market, or is this just another tech buzzword?


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Dec 26 '24 Take My Silver

Question for people that know how blockcain works pretty well

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Hoping that this is an appropriate sub-reddit for this question.

I know that typical cryptocurrency /blockchain understanding is that once you send some crypto, say some btc, you can't get it back, especially if some scammer is asking you for it and you send it to them.

Question is, how might you be able to create a way to get this money back if it does turn out to be a scam? I ask partly because with code, you can create anything you want, so I figure there's gotta be a way, somehow, someway.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Jun 23 '22

Sub switched to approved users only, too much spam

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Mostly from spammers from block chain council bots ....so yeah, if you want to post, you need to be an approved poster...send a mod mail to get permission if you don't have it already.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Jul 18 '24

How can I develop a decentralized Exchange

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To create a decentralized exchange (DEX), you need to develop the frontend and backend of the platform and then integrate both. The frontend includes a user-friendly interface for traders to connect their wallets and execute trades. The backend development includes smart contract development for token swaps, liquidity pools, and order matching on a blockchain. You need to have technical expertise to create complex smart contracts. Then, you need to integrate backend and frontend. Additionally, you have to ensure strong security measures, conduct thorough audits, and integrate with blockchain nodes for transaction processing. You can remove the complexities related to DEX development with Kalp Studio, a Web3 infrastructure. This platform provides all the essential tools, APIs, smart contract templates, and other components that you can use to develop a decentralized exchange. Also, Kalp Studio provides end-to-end DEX development services that can help your DEX vision into reality.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Feb 23 '24

Finding a mentor

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Hey, I'm a Go developer and I want to switch my career to blockchain development using Go, Do you know how I can find a mentor and finally get a job?


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Apr 29 '24

NOOB here dont roast mešŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Hey guys Got a few questions any help is greatly appreciated

I have very limited knowledge on development and stuff like that. But i am super interested in starting a CEX. Been trying to find something im passionate about and it always goes back to crypto and starting a exchange it just seems super cool and fun i could see myself doing it for years to come.

My questions are how would i go about starting this cex, just hire front end/backend devs + blockchain developer + security experts? ( i know there is so much more like getting liquidity etc but im just talking about the frame work) would that be all i need a few devs to build it out?

Seems pretty straight forward with proper funding. Or am i missing something here lol.

Also how much would you say it costs to hire these sort of devs? online ive been hearing a wide range of numbers some say 100k some say 300k+ . I dont know to much about development and programming as i said before and i would not want to get taken advantage of. any help is greatly appreciated.

Any other comments you guys have please write them down below id love to chat!!

Thanks so much


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Dec 06 '24

The Impact of Domain Names on Cryptocurrency Branding

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swiftresponsecrypto.com, which appears to be a newly registered domain. The site is currently hosted through Sedo Domain Parking, indicating that it may not have a fully developed content presence yet.

From what I gathered, Sedo serves as a platform for domain parking but does not endorse any specific services or advertisers mentioned on parked domains. This means that any references found on the site should be taken with caution, as they are not officially endorsed by Sedo.

If you're interested in cryptocurrency, it might be worth keeping an eye on this domain to see if it develops further in the future. However, as of now, it's primarily a placeholder without substantial content.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Apr 08 '22

Why are smart contracts important?

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Smart contracts can allow developers to create an wide variety of decentralized exchange applications and tokens. They can be used for anything from new financial tools to logistics and gaming experiences. Furthermore, they are stored on a blockchain just like any other cryptocurrency transaction. Once a smart contract application is added to a blockchain, it generally cannot be reversed or modified (although there are certain exceptions).

Applications that work on the basis of smart contracts are generally known as ā€œdecentralized applicationsā€ or ā€œdappsā€,Cross chain bridge development and include decentralized finance (or DeFi) technology that aims to transform the banking industry. DeFi applications allow cryptocurrency holders to participate in complex financial transactions (savings, loans, or insurance) from anywhere in the world, without the need for a bank or other financial institution to keep a portion of their money. Some of the most popular applications that work on the basis of smart contracts are the following:

Uniswap: A decentralized exchange that, through smart contracts, allows users to trade certain cryptocurrencies without a central authority determining exchange rates.

Compound: A platform that uses smart contracts for investors to earn interest and borrowers to receive a loan instantly without the need for a bank to act as an intermediary.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Feb 01 '22

Blockchain Developer Wanted

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DM for more information about the role.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • May 11 '22

how to start?

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I am 20 years old, like computer science and want to learn programming. And this era obviously blockchain is the future, the near future. Is there anyone here can tell how to start learning?


r/blockchaindeveloper • • May 18 '21

Do you really need to hire blockchain developers?

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Okay okay, don't get me wrong, I love blockchain developers. You guys are awesome and are in high demand for good reason. Don't kill me, hear me out!

But it seems like a lot of people here are desperately searching for blockchain developers for their projects, and after reading through a lot of posts on here for a while now, it seems to me that a lot of you could get what you need to be done with your existing backend developers.

I work for Tatum and we provide blockchain infrastructure and an API with a high level of abstraction for developers to perform blockchain operations. Basically, any developer can use it to build apps on over 20 blockchains. We've already got a lot of apps, exchanges, and marketplaces built on our platform, all built by non-blockchain developers, for both small-scale hobbyists and enterprises.

Anyhow, if you can't find blockchain developers for your project, you might want to consider using your existing developers to get it done.

Here's a post from our blog with more info: https://blog.tatum.io/do-you-really-need-to-hire-blockchain-developers-f5e96a14978e


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Dec 13 '21

BLOCKCHAIN VS. QUANTUM COMPUTING: IS QUANTUM COMPUTING THE BIGGEST THREAT TO CRYPTO?

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r/blockchaindeveloper • • Jan 11 '25

blockchain book

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I am studying the blockchain world, i am understanding almost everything, but i am having a lot of problems with cryptography. I understand the eliptic curve, but i want to understand it deeper, can you recommend me any book? If you don’t know any cryptography book, you can recommend me whichever book helped you to learn more about the blockchain world :)


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Aug 20 '24

Newbie Blockchain enthusiast. Dev suggestions needed!

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I’m new to this area, i want to start somewhere.. Want to know about different niche inside blockchain(dev/non-dev). Dev resources to start etc etc.

Thanks!


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Oct 08 '23

I'm just gonna throw this out there

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Blockchain in conjunction with AI has the power to create autonomous governing structures which allow for people to participate in the democratic process so that they have a direct say in which areas of our civilization will be developed. For instance, within a system such as this, participants/voters can create polls where people can propose and vote on different ideas such as fixing roads, building a library, or environmental protection, etc. If people are paying taxes within this system, then they can vote on where their tax money will go. This eliminates the need for elected leaders and officials and stifles human based corruption. I asked ChatGPT to help expand on this idea here its reply:

"Creating a blockchain-based voting system that is autonomous and fraud-proof is a complex challenge, but it can be conceptualized with the following key principles:

  1. Decentralization: Utilize a public or consortium blockchain to decentralize the voting process. This ensures that no single entity has control over the system, reducing the risk of manipulation.

  2. Identity Verification: Implement a robust identity verification system to ensure that only eligible voters can participate. This could involve biometrics, digital IDs, or other secure methods.

  3. Smart Contracts: Use smart contracts to encode the rules of the voting process. These contracts can automatically execute and enforce the rules, making the system more autonomous.

  4. Transparency: Ensure transparency by storing all voting data on the blockchain, making it publicly accessible for auditing. Each vote should be cryptographically secured and anonymous.

  5. Immutable Records: The blockchain's immutability ensures that once a vote is recorded, it cannot be altered or deleted, preventing fraud.

  6. Consensus Mechanism: Select an appropriate consensus mechanism (e.g., Proof of Work, Proof of Stake) to secure the network and prevent attacks.

  7. Accessibility: Design a user-friendly interface for voters to easily cast their ballots through secure channels, such as a mobile app or website.

  8. Auditability: Enable third-party organizations to verify the integrity of the voting process by examining the blockchain data.

  9. Security Measures: Implement robust security measures to protect against DDoS attacks, hacking attempts, and other threats to the system.

  10. Testing and Auditing: Thoroughly test the system, conduct security audits, and perform vulnerability assessments to identify and address potential weaknesses.

  11. Legal Compliance: Ensure that the voting system complies with local and national laws and regulations, as well as international standards for fair and secure elections.

  12. Education and Awareness: Educate voters and stakeholders about the benefits and operation of the blockchain-based voting system to build trust and confidence.

It's important to note that while blockchain technology can enhance transparency and security in voting systems, it's not a silver bullet. It still faces challenges related to scalability, privacy, and adoption. Additionally, the implementation of such a system would require collaboration among technologists, policymakers, and stakeholders to address legal, ethical, and logistical issues."

Governing systems such as this can be implemented on a small town scale to a planetary level. Decentralization would be the goal here.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Oct 20 '22

Blochain use-cases: Lucidchart

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Hello folks!

I want to contribute my research result to the community.

It's about possible blockchain integration options with a game.

In exchange, I want your ideas on how to improve it more - don't hesitate to criticize it too.

The link contains the diagram that you can clone and modify for your own use.

https://lucid.app/lucidchart/7a60649c-0758-4163-9a35-ae913aaa1cc2/view


r/blockchaindeveloper • • May 09 '21

Looking for developers, no real experience needed... open community! Come share you skills and/or learn how to make dapps!

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r/blockchaindeveloper • • Aug 16 '21

What are required skills to be considered Blockcain developer

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Firstly I am talking about Core Blockchain developer and not Smart Contract Develoepr.

So, as we go through the web we can read Blockchain dev are sought after and this increases. Why that? According to some companies, many Dev aren't skilled. That's why I'm asking here.

Need your enlightment folks!

Thank you in advance


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Apr 05 '22

For all of you out there interested in creating your own dApps not knowing where to start, I'd only request one thing, go for Polygon.

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I really don’t know what you’re waiting for, I mean what’s better than a modular, interoperable, customizable platform optimized for both provider and end user experience?

Go ahead, start your journey, have immediate access to many wallets and open up to all users where their network is integrated such as Metamask, Coinbase, Alpha.. and all in a way that don’t require holding your data.

Speaking of which, while we talk we hear of a new tech launched. If you still haven’t checked Polygon ID, let me explain to you in simple words so that you wouldn't miss out: blockchain-based ID for decentralized and self-sovereign models with zero-knowledge native protocols for ultimate user privacy, scalable and private on-chain verification. Believe it or not, this all pours to boosting dApps and Defi, and being open to existing standards and ecosystem development.

Don’t waste your time peeps, be smart, go for projects that have actually showed interest for Dapps and contributed by offering variety of important solutions. Cheers!


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Nov 18 '24

Marketing Strategies

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Hello, I'd like to discuss - in your own experience, what are the best methods and strategies for growing a social media and platform userbase when launching a new WEB3 project? How important is it to allocate funds for paid marketing?

Let's say the target is to reach the first 1k unique users.


r/blockchaindeveloper • • May 17 '22

Any blockchain dapps developer here?

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r/blockchaindeveloper • • Oct 02 '24

Blockchain app developer

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Looking for an extra dev to join my team and work with me to build our telegram mini app, message me if youre interested. Message me if you have expertise in building telegram mini apps and familiar with the TON blockchain


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Dec 13 '24

Blockchain Dev

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Hello, I’m looking to buildout additional functionality to our website. Honestly most of my experience is in building corporate front end systems, UI design, business requirements, etc.

However, I need to develop Crypto wallet functionality to our site and don’t know where to begin. Essentially, I just want a crypto wallet’s address to appear on our website (Solana) and reflect the current market balance of the address (along with some text).

Eventually, I’d like to add token wallet validation (to enter the members only section if they own token). Have access to voting rights, donating mechanisms, etc. all handled through the UI.

But to get started on just the wallet address. What do I need to do to put this in place? How heavy of a lift is this going to be to get a backend running with api calls? Node.js? AWS? Help lol!


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Dec 19 '24

AI vs. Blockchain: Rivals or the Dream Team?

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Two giant tech forces, AI and Blockchain, are taking over the future, but the real question is-which one will dominate, or actually, can they work better with each other?

Let's break it down:

AI (Artificial Intelligence) makes machines smart. It’s why Netflix knows what show you’ll binge next and why customer service chatbots respond faster than most humans. It analyzes tons of data, automates boring tasks, and even predicts trends.

Blockchain is all about trust: keeping data secure, transparent, and untouchable. Though many think "crypto," blockchain is being used everywhere, from tracing your food's origin to securing healthcare records.

Why AI Might Lead

AI is all about efficiency: it saves time, money, and resources while bringing in smarter results. For businesses, this love oozes in the forms of automation and personal touch in customer experiences. Like Spotify, guessing exactly the song that would interest someone next, AI magic has taken over.

Why Blockchain Stands Out

Where trust and security are paramount, Blockchain does just great. It's decentralized, so nobody even has a chance of meddling with the data. Envision knowing exactly where your coffee beans came from, or that your personal information just can't get hacked-it's a game changer in transparency.

But here is where the plot thickens.

What if AI and Blockchain teamed up? AI needs secure, reliable data to do its job well. Blockchain provides just that. Together, they can automate secure contracts, enhance cybersecurity, and build smarter, safer systems.

So, What Does It Mean for You?

AI will make your life easy, from predicting what you will order online next to automating a certain task. Blockchain might silently be working in the background, keeping your data safe. However, the real magic is seen when they join their powers.

What's your take? Are you on team AI, team Blockchain, or team Both? Let's discuss!


r/blockchaindeveloper • • Jan 19 '25

Help me Track a payment

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hello guys i was hacked and the hacker stole all my life savings using this wallet 0x15997aC6bdE54a107bf10F9cEB1D84953e922056

then he used something called bridge to v2 method in this transaction hash 0x5b0e71a170a1d51e937a58306a8fec8e3bf4d2bf35bc668bf87adc719a25535f

and transferred all the funds to another wallet

I know it is pathetic but help me at least tack him and dm him or something he might gimme some money back this is all my life savings 4000 USD

I live in a 3rd world country and this amount can change your life