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You're not though. Or you'd work at any major corporation with a blockchain development team for 250k+

>>20886100
Or it's Friday night and I'm bored.

>>20886124
>be learning solidity
Any tips bro?

>>20886179
Jesus christ be careful of rounding errors since Solidity has no floats... uhhh... Remix and metamask is great but truffle is more consistent?

>>20886207
Thanks! If you end up finding out what to build you should let me check it out. I've reading live smart contracts to try and see good patterns and production code.

Make as many dapps that allow people to avoid and bypass Jew banking control, ideally with no kyc.

>>20886265
If this wasn't where it is I'd totally throw a fuckton of links at you. Since this shit is immutable it's really hard to not dox yourself.

Other notes: learning clientside web3 is worth it. Infura works, you can (probably*) trust it. There are a TON of projects in need of someone who can sling uint256, just use the appropriate shitty corporate recruiter lounges.

DON'T CODE FOR FREE

If you've got a specific question I'll gladly answer.

>>20886284
That's the idea, got any specific part of it?

How do I get into this? Right now I'm a data engineer at a bank and I hate it. I don't think I use any of the tools, languages or systems for Blockchain. Where do I get started?

>>20886341
Cool thanks for more info. I've made some shitty one offs but am gonna try eattheblocks course since I've got some spare cash. I was trained web dev and after a nice big project would I be ready to take some jobs or is there a large disconnect between a toy erc20 exchange and production?

>>20886480
The very first thing I used is cryptozombies and watch this playlist to get the gist of solidity https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbbtODcOYIoE0D6fschNU4rqtGFRpk3ea

Install MetaMask and go to https://remix.ethereum.org/

start implementing and launching shit like ERC20 tokens (shitcoins). NFTs are cool.

Solidity is kindof like a stripped-down C... it's low level and no decimals/floats.

If you use a thing called ganache-cli you can have an private ETH network in 5 seconds. MetaMask will connect to this no problem.

Truffle is amazing.

>>20886341

>Building with Infura

Totes decentralized, bro

>>20886529
The biggest disconnect is knowing you can't fuck around. Your features HAVE to be 100% solid. I suggest auditing. ConsenSys Dilligence is awesome if you/your project can afford it.

THERE'S REAL MONEY ON THE LINE, BE CAREFUL

>>20886584
Run a full node if you want, but for getting to Ropsten, Infura is fine.

Also, you sign the tx before that shit is sent so other than delaying it, there's not much they could do to it.

>>20886595
I hear you loud and clear. I imagine all it takes is one fuckup and your rep is shit. Unit test the fuck out of shit gotchu. I appreciate the input. Is there a decent solidity community that's easy on beginners?

>>20886631
>Is there a decent solidity community that's easy on beginners

no

>>20886639
I was afraid of that. Because there's so much potential money involved the resources and communities arn't as open. I am shit with math and ML but was able to get a decent book and ask for help to get a production model. Looks like this will be less friendly.

>>20886069
Hey anon, I have an idea for something, but I want to talk in private.

>>20886361
A smartcontract that you can send crypto to which can then wire the money to a bank account without revealing that it’s coming from crypto. I think the chainlink PayPal app was something like that. Basically, so banks can’t shut down crypto because they don’t know it’s coming from crypto. Idk. Maybe other anons can help out

a death contract that evenly distributes my crypto amongst my heirs if I don't touch my wallet for 12 months.
https://komodoplatform.com/crypto-conditions-utxo-based-smart-contracts/

>>20886686
Dunno is temp-main is OK but:
tikeb33757@kleogb.com?

>>20886717
Yeah, doing an on/off ramp like that requires a connection to a bank with an API which they just do NOT give out access to without a bunch of bs DD on your whole org... yeah

>>20886736
give me a minute

>>20886720
Dead man switches are sexy AF, I wholly support this... until you run out of gas.... goddamn 75gwei+

>>20886069
you copy ampleforth and also cap positive rebases at 10% and do a fair proof of liquidity launch without investors holding 99% of the funds over 4 years

>>20886595
>ConsenSys Dilligence is awesome if you/your project can afford it.
Ballpark cost?

>>20886798
or a xamp with an actual fucking oracle instead of `a guy who has the rebase alarm set on his phone to do it manually`

>>20886785
gas costs are eth's achilles heel. I was told that such a thing could be done cheaper elsewhere, hence the link. is eth 2.0 really gonna happen?

>>20886798
holy shit that is specific lol... noted, thank you.

>fair proof of liquidity
I love the idea of a fair launch, I shouldn't be able to fuck you over... provably

I'll give this one some thought for sure, thank you fren

Ok in all seriousness...

How difficult would it be for someone with a moderately high IQ to learn enough solidity to code some basic smart contracts with near-zero programming experience?

>>20886820
$10k+ for a customized ERC20, goes up from there, but they are the de-facto standard so it's worth it if you are doing the startup hustle.

>>20886858
Real talk? Hard. Learn to code not immutable shit first. All those old NES cartridges? They were printed once then never again (usually) so all the bugs they were shipped with are still there.

I don't want some silly cunt speed running my smart contract, thanks.

>>20886875
Thanks anon. That's not too bad considering the alternative.
>>20886858
Learn the basics of javascript then pick up solidity. Won't be that hard.

>>20886852
you can look into mr. blobby's unipower or bankroll vault, at least they STATE that the liquidity is locked

cheers!

>>20886836
>or a xamp with an actual fucking oracle instead of `a guy who has the rebase alarm set on his phone to do it manually`

kek I love the admin functions on this shit, scammy fucks

>>20886858
Watch some tutorials on youtube by dappuniversity or eattheblocks and if you get the hang of it and feel comfy spend some money on a boot camp. Or look at freecodecamp.org for the basics. It'll take a while but i started learning to code after being a fucking drunk failure for most of my life. You can do it anon.
>>20886918
Lol

blockchain dev here, and indeed i do make these $250k plus tendies at a major exchange. However we don't hire morons it's really hard to get hired. good luck anons

>>20886951
provably unfair is okay too, so long as all parties agree.

good shit, I'll look into them.

>>20886964
Lul I read the contract source and fucking died. Only the owner can rebase it. And when I asked in the thread why it was like it that's what was said to me. I fucking swear it was the shitbag himself in the thread.

let me clarify - study SQL, linux and terminal, major languages like C / C++ / Java / Rust and scripting like python, and be able to solve problems on the fly, because TBQH blockchain software is absolute shit and breaks all the time, constantly reading through asian copypasta they took from 7 year old builds of bitcoin merged with some other shitcoin. good luck anons

>>20886968
I agree, if you don't know how to code normal shit, do that first, get actually good at it, then try smart contracts. It will bite you in the ass (in a bad way) if you don't have a solid foundation (see literally all major smart contract hacks).

>>20886069
alchemy
lead to gold to crypto
the scrolls explain all

>>20887000
>Only the owner can rebase it

wait, like with a function call? WTAF?! Oh honey...

Unsolicited advice pointed at nobody: fuck admin functions. If your shit can't handle being released in the wild without holding your hand: go make a blog website.

>>20887045
Yeah, lmao. I posted the code and no one understood. It literally pays to understand this shit even a little bit.

>>20887094
THIS

And this is why I'm really interested in DFO. I *think* each function is really a proxy to another contract so that the entire contract can be voted on, changed etc. Like no shilling but that design pattern seems really smart for contracts.

>>20887104
I've been in too many meetings where I've been the one to break the news "we can't be decentralized if we X" and they are like, "yeah, but our whole thing relies on X, so suck it up and code it"

Business concerns will ALWAYS beat security, DYOR you silly cunts.

>>20887136
So I'm a big fan of handing over "owner" status to a smart contract that's then multisig. So yeah, you can run the brrrrrr function, but the major hodlers have to OK the brrrrrrrr-ing

>>20887164
That and it's human nature to want to control shit.

>>20887199
This is how it should be. And it should be robust enough to function even if some people die.

>>20887020
So the service I used didn't allow me to reply, I'm a silly bitch, sorry.

I'm attempting to think of a non-doxing way to chat... oh! yeah: discord slash nft

hmu: CM

>>20887257
>even if some people die