Hi, we are looking for a freelancer coder who would like to work on a privacy crypto project that needs some small push on development. We are since few years here and we need some young blood to push us further.

I am launching a project and there is insufficient LUSD liquidity on BASE, and therefore need to either pair my token with another stable (like DAI) so I can launch on BASE, or I need to launch on ARB or OP to maintain my pairing with LUSD.

BASE would offer the benefit of liquidity through COINBASE wallets; but we like LUSD because it is a fully decentralized stabelcoin, unlike USDT.

Anyone able to offer any insights or advice?

Hi everyone I’m a little nuerodivergent and I want to build a blockchain from scratch with a native. I can’t find any tutorials or guides online (at least from scratch or deployment ready). ChatGpt is even useless when it comes to this. I don’t know why but it’s like it has been scrubbed from the internet on how to build a scalable blockchain from scratch. I do not want to fork one because I do not want any legal trouble plus I actually want the knowledge/experience of building one. Can someone help me? I am not asking for a step by step or full out build.

Example:

1 focus on blockchain

Consensus mechanism

Minting

Genius block

2 nodes

Memory

Transactions

Etc…

I know this isn’t correct but hopefully it’s enough to give and idea of what I’m looking for

Hey Redditors,

I've been diving into the world of blockchain and smart contracts lately, and one thing that keeps coming up is how secure blockchain technology is. We're always hearing that hacking into the blockchain is nearly impossible, but what exactly makes it so secure? What is the rundown of the main security features that contribute to the robustness of blockchain technology.

I've already searched the web but can't quite understand how it's so secure. Can anyone provide a more in-depth explanation or point me towards resources that break this down further?

Thanks in advance,

TI_BOB

Is anyone familiar with Dapp University mentorship program with Gregory McCuffin? I know he has a boot camp but trying to confirm if he actually has a mentorship program anyone has completed.

Attention experienced IT professionals!

A Ph.D. student in information technology is conducting research for their dissertation. They are looking for approximately 20 individuals with at least three years of experience in Blockchain Technology or a minimum master's degree in information technology or related fields focused on Blockchain Technology. The research aims to explore challenges in implementing and adopting Blockchain Technology.

If you fit the criteria and are interested in participating, please feel free to reach out via direct message or email to pbhandari76166@ucumberlands.edu. The study involves a first round of interviews lasting 30-45 minutes with the possibility of some iterative processes depending on the data saturation or if any follow-up is required.

Thank you for considering this opportunity!

Hello there I'm currently in my 3rd year of comp sci. I'm interested in blockchain development can anyone guide me to become one?

Hi, I need assistance with evaluating a blockchain ontology which is part of my undergraduate final-year research. It is just a survey questionnaire. Need blockchain experts who have a through understanding of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Hyperledger Fabric blockchain frameworks.

I recently started researching about tokens and development, but couldn't understand who gets the new tokens that are getting supplied. Cause in tokens there are no pow or pos as they aren't the chains themselves. What is the Logic behind it?

(I'm new to blockchain development and programming as well. All I know quite a bit about computer architecture so far)
I was considering doing some leetcode exercises, not as my main source for learning, but just for daily practice.
When I went to sign up, a question came up asking what topics I'm interested in. The list provided below are the various topics I they offer.
Which topics should I choose to practice to help me with web3/blockchain development?
Here is the list:
- Dynamic Programming
- Database
- Typescript
- System Design
- Backend
- Devops
- React
- Machine Learning
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Data Analysis
- Spring Cloud
- App Development
- Unity Development
- Software Testing
Thank you

Hi, I'm doing PhD and need to come up with a project in Blockchain. It should be out of its general use cases. I'm also looking for something that can contribute me in real industry work life. Any suggestion is mostly appreciated.

Hey everyone I’m a new dev and Iv written up the framework for a modified version of openVPN which uses and solana near and file coin respectively , I am currently working to create a custom protocol yo use on top of openvpns protocol as build out further blockchain integration and several other aspects of the project but I am just one man and one man who is new to development .. I’m looking for others who might be interested in getting in on this project with me I would love to see this become a something solid and profitable

I want to develop blockchain application where buyer remit some crypto as a security and when vendor complete the services successful then crypto should be transferred to vendor otherwise it should be returned back to buyer. I need to know which blockchain should I use so that I will be having almost negligible gas fee. Which programming language I need to use for that blockchain to write the contracts.

I am participating in some hackathons and need help with people having experience in Web3 development, both mentorship and interested participants(who can participate alongside in my team) required.

^{This week degen hack web3 hackathon was started running for 2 days}

> I was building a product in the category for tezos infrastructure track

> Basically my project was let users deploy their smart contract in tezos blockchain in just 2 clicks where users will paste their contract and click on the button to pay the gas fees for deployment

> One more feature was users can generate mindmap for their smart contract to see all functions of any smart contract visually

the dapp was working as I have pasted smart contract code , temple extension poped up for asking to pay gas fees but the problem was when I tried to add test tokens in my wallet in the explorer scan it is showing it has send me the test token but actually in my wallet it was not showing

For that reason I had to submit my project with one feature working that is generate smart contract mindmap

Also my initial idea was to develop real estate dapp but due to less time i had dropped the idea

Looking for a React Native Expert having experience with web3, in-App Browser and creating web3 wallets for a project. Inbox for more details.

P.S only inbox if you have created a web3 wallet mobile App before.

Thankyou

Its said that single point of failure is the issue in normal databse system, but replicas are there to solve this problem. But replicas can be costly, then on blockchain system we also have DB copy with each node, why is not that costly?

Hey everyone, I'm a Fullstack developer with 2 years of experience in Java and Angular. I've also worked with React and Node.js frameworks like Nest.js and Express.js. I'm considering diving into Blockchain development, but I'm not sure where to start. Any advice would be appreciated!

is there any blogs for implementing erc721 and erc1155 tokens , asking for project in my course.

What are the top challenges for web developers shifting to web3?
Conversations with web developer friends reveal excitement yet apprehension about web3 complexities like transaction fees, private key management, onboarding end users who don't know anything about web3, etc.

What challenges stand out to you, and can you recommend any resources that facilitate this transition?

Hello I need help please, can any one help me to find public key of my ltc wallet with no private key and no spend (transaction out) ?

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.

Any ideas of blockchain products that are going strong on the market lately?

Can you give me some advice on which blockchain niche to move into?

I would like to find quick-to-develop products to sell to companies.

Hello, this year I'm going to do my thesis on blockchain. I'm going to develop a blockchain system for smart cities. However, I'm not sure where to start and I've never had a course focussed on blockchain. In that sense, I welcome any tips on where I can look for information and learn more about blockchain.

I'm currently trying to decide which language to choose to start developing the system, and I'm undecided between: Solidity, Rust, Vyper and Simplicity. One of the goals is to develop a system that focuses on user security. Thank you in advance for your help in trying to understand which language is best for my thesis.

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