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I want to create a digital goods exchange. The user pays for the goods, after which the seller sends the goods by mail. The smart contract sends money to the seller, and the exchange receives a percentage for the service. Payouts are made in usdt of the tron network.
That scenario can't solely depend and rely on smart contracts, a need for an intermediary is required. How could the smart contract know the goods have been sent and received smoothly, there is no way to achieve that. Even if you connect a smart contract to a shipping service API, it wouldn't solve the issue since there is a risk that the sender is fraudulent. About that issue, the only thing I can suggest is try to comprehend how Bisq manage a dispute: https://bisq.wiki/Dispute_resolution thanks. Let it be on the conscience of the intermediary and the client. This is another problem. I have another solution for her. I just need to get data from api. So I can make a smart contract for usdt? |
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In my opinion, you can use Tether, and any other stable coin, with a smart contract on the Tron network. Tether (USDT) is one of the most widely used stable coins on the market today, and it's precisely because of how widely it's accepted by other exchanges and financial applications. This widespread adoption is exactly why you can easily bring USDT into your smart contract.
usdt is a token, is it possible to manage this through a smart contract? |
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Since I like startups and study smart contracts. I want to create a digital goods exchange. The user pays for the goods, after which the seller sends the goods by mail. The smart contract sends money to the seller, and the exchange receives a percentage for the service. Payouts are made in usdt of the tron network.
I understand that I can use tronweb and receive money to an intermediate wallet from which to pay out. But I wanted to use smart contract. To learn this technology.
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Is it possible to create smart contracts with USDT on the TRC20 network?
You cannot deploy a Tron smart contract using USDT. That is not how its works! TRC20 exists within the Tron ecosystem, thus the underlying currency to deploy the token is by using TRX. There is a guide to issue a TRC20 tokens on their site, you should refer to their documentation: https://developers.tron.network/docs/issuing-trc20-tokens-tutorial Can I use tronweb to automate orders??? |
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What do you meant in this case? did you wanna create a new contract for tether or what? You could simply saying what's your purpose behind the creation of the new smartcontract but yeah when you are talking about hybrid USDT just forget it. We have tether company as the trusted party to issue the tether and it's owned the real smartcontract of USDT. Anyother smartcontract being created by others like you which has no trust from can be considered as a copy cat tokens that must be blacklisted. It's possible to create a token with the same name like USDT but what about its demand. can it be the same like real USDT? it can't
Thanks for the quick response. I want to use this currency because it is a stablecoin. My task is to be able to transfer this coin from wallet to wallet when selling goods. That is, the transfer of goods must be sewn into the contract. Is there such a possibility? |
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I am new to smart contracts. I have a task to create a hybrid smart contract for the Tether token in the Tron network.
Is it possible to create smart contracts with USDT on the TRC20 network?
Possibly provide detailed information. I couldn't find.
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The real question you need to answer to yourself is what is your goal?
If you want to create useless tokens, dump it on people and make money by scamming them or to make tokens for others who do, then learn solidity but you won't become a "blockchain developer", you will instead become a token creator. When the token hype dies and the "money making machine" stops working, you will be left with a useless skill.
Otherwise to become an actual blockchain developer you'll need to learn a lot more than a silly language like solidity. You have to be familiar with cryptography, networking, database management, ... and these skills are useful elsewhere too. But this also takes a lot more effort and unless you want to build a useful project (whether it is a new innovative cryptocurrency or a tool such as a DEX for example) you shouldn't get into it in my opinion.
Your answer shows me the problem. Thanks a lot. Developing your own blockchain without the proper amount of money is doomed to failure. For me it is very interesting and inspiring. It is much easier to find a job in some project as a developer. Use Solidity in a ready-made ecosystem. Although I see you are quite skeptical in this direction. |
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As a Web developer you are certainly familiar with javascript. Solidity is very similar to javascript, so this path (writing smartcontracts for web3) will be easier for you. If you are also interested in blockchain development, i will recommend that you start by learning what bitcoin blockchain really is. You can start with this book, by Antonopoulos. You can read it for free in github https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbookBeen looking for something like this for a long time. I'm currently watching a course from MIT. I see Solidity has become the standard, and other cryptocurrencies use it. It is important for me to quickly get into this area, then improve my skills further. |
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Well i will advise you start by helping yourself through research which is the first step because lots of opportunities lies in this aspect, read and study alot, find a placement for an internship training to acquire more skills because much of practical is needed than the theoretical aspect. Lastly, there's a thread that talks about becoming a blockchain developer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5390254.msg59560949#msg59560949 you can as well get some vital informations there, and do ensure you have your personal computer for practice. Thank you for your reply. I will study. |
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Hello!
I have been doing web development for about 7 years. In IT for over 10 years. Now I want to do fintech development. Projects related to cryptocurrency and blockchain are very interesting.
I will be grateful for your recommendations.
Now I look and see several areas where I can develop.
1) This is the development of the blockchain itself from scratch. For example, dev in the Go language.
2) This is writing smart contracts in a ready-made ecosystem. For example, dev in the Solidity language.
I understand that mastering both paths and becoming a professional is very difficult. It's better to choose one. There are several questions about this. Which option is more acceptable.
Is there a demand for these specialists?
What is more in demand among customers?
What are the best lessons for this topic?
Can I find a mentor?
Is it possible to participate in the opensearch project? For portfolio.
Perhaps you have more recommendations. Thanks!
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