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Crypto/DeFi/Blockchain programming. There is a lot of money to be made there without the need of a job and an annoying boss.

makersmasher 5y ago
Would you mind elaborating a bit on this? How would you put a plan together to move towards this?
- meiraleal 5y ago
  Sure. I have been working with smart contracts for only around 2 weeks, but when I deployed my first contract, many bots bought it. I mean, they really buy it. Enough to pay the contract deploy and have a profit. Some times more. So I have being deploying 3, 4 contracts every day, with some differences in code to get to know better about tokenomics, solidity and what can and cannot be done. In 2 weeks, I made USD5k from learning.
akudha 5y ago
Can you elaborate? Other than trading cryptos, what other ways are there to make money?
- thebean11 5y ago
  Deploy a popular smart contract that scrapes a few tenths of a percent of transactions to you.
  - tudelo 5y ago
    can you name an example of a "popular smart contract"?
    - meiraleal 5y ago
      venus protocol
    - thebean11 5y ago
      uniswap
- toomuchredbull 5y ago
  I didn't comment but I believe there will continue to be a lot of growth in this space. If you can make DEFI/NFTs easily usable to consumers you could make a lot of money. Many unicorns waiting to happen in this space.
ishjoh 5y ago
hi meiraleal. I've started to learn the ropes on smart contract programming. I'd love to pick your brain over email and understand what's been working for you and how to make contracts that are useful for the wider crypto landscape. vinny [at] beessip.com
- meiraleal 5y ago
  hi ishjoh. Just sent you an email from "alanmeira". Kudos!
  - ishjoh 5y ago
    Thanks meiraleal, I've responded from a different email address as I use the vinny address publicly just to cut down on spam.
apihealth 5y ago
I'm interested in DeFi and have been hearing a lot about it as well but not sure where to get started. What would you suggest?
- meiraleal 5y ago
  I think what I did was first try to learn as an investor. To do what most people were doing, which was to take their crypto out of the exchanges like coinbase, binance. So I moved it to the BSC network, which is still binance but I can have my tokens in my own wallet. Then I learnt about how to exchange using BSC network, which is with pancakeswap and similar uniswap clones. Next the hacker mindset started to see the many opportunities that are all there, because it is such a nascent tech but with so much money running through it since the beginning.

makersmasher 5y ago

Would you mind elaborating a bit on this? How would you put a plan together to move towards this?

meiraleal 5y ago
Sure. I have been working with smart contracts for only around 2 weeks, but when I deployed my first contract, many bots bought it. I mean, they really buy it. Enough to pay the contract deploy and have a profit. Some times more. So I have being deploying 3, 4 contracts every day, with some differences in code to get to know better about tokenomics, solidity and what can and cannot be done. In 2 weeks, I made USD5k from learning.

akudha 5y ago

Can you elaborate? Other than trading cryptos, what other ways are there to make money?

thebean11 5y ago
Deploy a popular smart contract that scrapes a few tenths of a percent of transactions to you.
- tudelo 5y ago
  can you name an example of a "popular smart contract"?
  - meiraleal 5y ago
    venus protocol
  - thebean11 5y ago
    uniswap
toomuchredbull 5y ago
I didn't comment but I believe there will continue to be a lot of growth in this space. If you can make DEFI/NFTs easily usable to consumers you could make a lot of money. Many unicorns waiting to happen in this space.

ishjoh 5y ago

hi meiraleal. I've started to learn the ropes on smart contract programming. I'd love to pick your brain over email and understand what's been working for you and how to make contracts that are useful for the wider crypto landscape. vinny [at] beessip.com

meiraleal 5y ago
hi ishjoh. Just sent you an email from "alanmeira". Kudos!
- ishjoh 5y ago
  Thanks meiraleal, I've responded from a different email address as I use the vinny address publicly just to cut down on spam.

apihealth 5y ago

I'm interested in DeFi and have been hearing a lot about it as well but not sure where to get started. What would you suggest?

meiraleal 5y ago
I think what I did was first try to learn as an investor. To do what most people were doing, which was to take their crypto out of the exchanges like coinbase, binance. So I moved it to the BSC network, which is still binance but I can have my tokens in my own wallet. Then I learnt about how to exchange using BSC network, which is with pancakeswap and similar uniswap clones. Next the hacker mindset started to see the many opportunities that are all there, because it is such a nascent tech but with so much money running through it since the beginning.