Different Environments

It's important to know which tools fit which jobs. Although it's most likely blockchain programs will be used online and run over the internet, this does mean there isn't a limitation. Below, are more environments. Notice the blue button. The demos below will show you the logo when that environment is used.

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Command Line

is a text-based interface for your computer. It’s a program that takes in commands and passes them on to the computer’s operating system to run.

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Truffle

A world-class development environment, testing framework, and asset pipeline for blockchains using the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), aiming to make life as a developer easier.

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REMIX

allows developing, deploying, and administering smart contracts for Ethereum-like blockchains. It can also be used as a learning platform.

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ONLINE ONLY

runs over the internet without a framework. I will be duplicating tasks that have a similar function, but I'm creating them. In a fast-paced environment, this isn't the best choice, but for a demo it helps show versatility.

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Greedy Banker

This program runs from the command line. This same method could be used to quickly and easily create a crypto bot. This program finds real-time transactions that are over a million dollars. Meaning, notify us when someone makes a large purchase or sale; Version 1 registers sounds, Version 2 emails are sent.

Pay Rent

This program uses Solidity's remix. It's a framework that can speed up development greatly. This demo runs online using a block chain on our computer. This is a simple function cookie cutter, something every script will likely do. Transfer funds from one entity to another.

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NFT Creator

Creating an NFT is so simple, I shouldn't have added it to the demo section. I'll explain what it is. Blockchain Entertainment

  1. You upload a file to a site.
  2. then you point to the site by publishing the record on a blockchain.
That's it !!



Both files are below, and a video setting up an NFT in 5 minutes. You can usually tell when software will take off by it's simplicity, and this fits the bill.

Mock Trading

*** Started *** This grabs data from several exchanges and creates our own, Mock Exchange. This will combine several elements we have used above to create our own trading arena. Arbitrage traders use a version of this script to take advantage of differences in the market. This can get the information free, but it will cost gas to impolement. Speed is the largest asset to beat other trades to arbitrage opportunities..

Mock Trading
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Superman Retired

**SOON***This is the most optimistic of the demo programs. A refund policy for the etherum block exchange Although we use the term 'refund', one is never done. When we return an item to the store, we are doing yet another transaction. The opposite of the first transaction. So, both transactions will be on the block chain (immutable). We know criminals must find a way to cash in their crypto. That's the window we have reversed. The goal is to attach a contract that can do this. very, very optimistic.  A lot of hurdles here, we will have to navigate around ethereum's built in safe guards. There are similar models, but not quite like we are about to create. !

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Blockchain Ideas
  1. Which public key has the best trading record in the entire blockchain? Then make it autotrade when they trade.
  2. Turn "Blockchain Barry" into parts of an NFT on our own Blockchain, then reassemble the animation.
  3. Grab interest rates from sites like kucoin, finance, nexo.io, phemex and update them daily, maybe hourly depending on their frequency.
  4. Create software that can automatically overcollateralize accounts. Swap Exchange of Combination Liquidity Pairs (Monkey Swap Exchange)
  5. NFT Exchange - Open Sea,
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Blockchain Hacks
  1. Solana Programmers pose as thousands of people, taking advantage of the anonymity of blockchain.They ran the prices up by double counting and trading amongst themselves.
  2. Programs can either be private or public. A programmer made their withdrawal functions public. A hacker ran it, and it withdrew the investors' funds. (Similar to early Java, C++)
  3. Groups created money bridges that verified funds and sent them. They sent a previously used code and began to withdraw funds when it worked. The bridge left too much exposed. Blockchain Barry
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Crypto Deals
  1. Terms change daily. We can automate this and rank the terms. In fact, we may rank them based on loan amounts other than in general. Terms change when the amounts change.
  2. We can do the same with trading fees, which is very similar to the retrieval of loan terms.
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