Hello,

I am looking for a developer who is able to setup nodes and RPC connection into an existing PHP web application for the following blockchains and all tokens within their chains (if applicable):
- Solana
- Cosmos
- Polkadot
- Binance Smart Chain
- Cardano
- XRP
- NEM
- Stellar
- EOS
- Monero
- Tron
- IOTA
and more

The current infrastructure uses walletnotify for bitcoin based coins and ipc for eth and eth tokens. The RPC detects deposits and processes withdrawals. I prefer nodes to be setup using linux ubuntu.

If anyone is able to do one or more of the blockchains listed above or additional top 50 coins, please let me know the price per blockchain integration. I will review posters previous work and trust rating before proceeding. Please do not apply if you do not have any past work, reputation or resources that prove you can do the job.

Thanks for saying this, I think a lot of people need to know this because I see more and more getting scammed or screwed over and blaming it on the community as a whole.

This is pretty much exactly how I feel about it, you may as well do whatever because they've already decided how they feel about us and will say whatever they want regardless of how we act.

While I totally agree with the sentiment of what you're saying, I actually find that I'm the opposite. If I look back on negative experiences and the build up to them too much, I end up back in the same ways and making the same mistakes. I don't know why, but for whatever reason every time I become more and more like the version of myself that made the mistake in the first place.

This actually looks really nice, I love the graphics and how you've desribed it. Definitely going to try this out soon!

Are there any kinds of restrictions for use of this site? In terms of where it could be marketed or types of games that can be used?

From my experience with people I know and have met in this sphere, it's a combination of people not fully believing in the long term viability of the coins and or the stupid comments of things like "it's only used by criminals blah blah" that makes them not want to stay in it for the long haul. The media hasn't helped in pushing certain negative stories or making it seem like it's this spooky thing the average person should be wary of, as opposed to promoting it as a very viable source of wealth and a way to change the world.

It does seem to happen at every pivotal moment of volatility and price rises. It's very frustrating and could very likely be an intentional ploy by exchanges to prevent having to pay out such large amounts to customers, because it could wipe out significant amounts of their reserves. That's the conspiracy part of my mind talking, because it would make sense, but I have to hope that isn't the case. Either way it's incredibly disappointing, and it really shouldn't be happening when it comes to financial things.

With a lot of the fluctuations in price, we get chancers and hopeful types who think that they can make a solid amount quickly and then bemoan their own lack of experience so sentiments seem more negative overall purely because they're more vocal in times of distress than most of us are due to our experience. So, most if not all of us will be patient, and it'll pay off, but the most vocal likely won't be and we need to see through that.

Yeah I agree, I'm getting fatigue from seeing so much about him in the media and just generally speaking online. He's a fraud, a liar and an idiot, and the more we bring him up (which I know I'm doing now) the more he's pleased because he just wants to be notorious. He's making us all look stupid by being associated with him.

Welcome back! The only real news of note is that Craig Wright still hasn't proved he's Satoshi, and is looking like even more of a fraud each day.

I love seeing posts like this. Everyone, keep the faith! The longer we hold out together, the stronger (and richer) we get together.

Going for random coins like that is like getting in on the first level of a Ponzi scheme. You might get lucky if you get out at the right time, but wait too long and you'll lose your money.

I agree, and if this became a prominent thing then large balance wallets would be constantly attacked and hacked, which would reduce customer confidence unless much higher security is put in place. It's a brave new world, but the risks are higher.

It's worth joining in my opinion, especially Coinbase Pro for better trading and better rates overall. It's decent, but it doesn't always hold up when things get volatile, there can be downtime which is annoying and can mean a loss of money, so I wouldn't hold my entire portfolio there.

Eth has the potential to be a lot bigger, but it's never going to overtake bitcoin unless something absolutely radical happens. There's been so much talk of developments, upgrades and projects on the eth network for so long that haven't always come to fruition and that definitely doesn't help things.

What security is in place for the KYC data? You say it's safe but I'd like to know exactly how safe, because otherwise if there's ever a breach or malicious actor, I'm screwed.

Wll this should be interesting to follow. When I first heard about all this, I was just waiting for some lawyer to jump on it and make it their own. I'm hoping they can expose everything because so much money has been lost now.

As others have said, no one can change the market cap or artificially introduce new bitcoins when the last one has been minted. Also, I wouldn't want to be part of a network or project where the goalposts can be moved whenever people feel like it, because all intrinsic value would be lost.

I'm really sorry you lost all your investments! But as others said, it's an expensive lesson that you have time to learn and come back from. Never trust anyone's advice blindly, always get the research to back it up, and cross reference across other sites and white papers so you can be sure it's the right move for you.