Looks like a pretty nice project... impressive team. I'll be sure to keep my eye on it.

I'm curious about how much it costs to list tokens on cryptocurreny exchanges, but I've found estimates all over the place: free, $15k, $1-3M, $10-15M...

I know it's a case by case situation, does anyone have analysis on the cost for each exchange or even a ball park estimate?

Thanks!

Ah makes sense! So they're essentially forking the Github repo to create a new blockchain application?

I've been hearing the phrase "build a token on the Bitcoin protocol" tossed around. I understand how to build something on Ethereum, but how does one build on the Bitcoin protocol?

Not bad! Pretty generic and may be able to aid some new comers/business minded people.

I don't really think you answered either one of the questions that the video title illustrated. Maybe drawing a conclusion at the end or giving an outline in the beginning could help you stay on track.

I'm fairly new to bitcoin and blockchain, and figured the best way to learn was to build a simple blockchain with a high-level language (python). I'm having trouble with the networking aspects of blockchains. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!

I'm also in learning the blockchain basics via Python, since I'm most comfortable with it. Any suggestions?

Hey everyone! I'm fairly new to the Crypto-world, and am getting very into it recently. I'm from the Midwest (Indiana in particular) and was wondering if anyone nearby would like to meet up for some discussion?

I'm fairly new to Crypto-development too, so take my answer with a grain of salt.

Question 1
It depends what type of cryptocurrency you're imagining. Many people are now creating tokens on top of Ethereum, which they have a guide for that here: https://www.ethereum.org/token
If you want to model it after a certain coin, like Bitcoin, I would suggest visiting their Github Code, and potentially forking off of that. https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin
There's also a great, free course on Coursera by Princeton University.

Question 2
If your cryptocurrency is good enough by the end of summer, and you can market it by yourself, you can have an ICO. This will raise capital for your coin to be further developed.