I am a Twitch tool developer with 10s of thousands of active

>>3482870
I know absolutely nothing about anything, but couldnt you pick an existing coin and ask the makers to implement it to twitch or whatever you want to do?

>>3482870
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>>3482870
If you are planning to have a system where people can donate to streamers on Twitch via crypto, it's already done.

>>3482870
I guess /biz/ was the best place you could find to ask this question?

I can freelance you one for 200 USD an hour

>>3482870
you won't be creating it from nothing since it's a complex task, a dev tipically forks bitcoin or another bitcoin fork and starts working from there (or implements a similar protocol).
You should make a copy paste coin, everyone will eat it and you will make a ton of money. If you want to do it right just use an existing coin with cheap fees. I would implement BCC, LTC and XMR or just make my own coin and make a lot of money

>>3483002
Not by someone who has a decently sized userbase already or knows how to implement it.

>>3483003
Yes.

>>3482983
Will do.

>>3483004
If you had proof you knew what you were doing then I would consider paying that, but with a complete surrender contract.

>>3483063
I need to have custom messages attached to each transaction and be able to parse every bit of the chain and the transactions need to be pretty fast, between 0 and 120 seconds. Anything that allows that?
Fees aren't a worry for me if they will help that coin grow as well.

>>3483063
everything considered, I think it would be better to implement the three coins I listed since they're trustable and will bring more people in. You can then charge a small percentage of the donations.
A thing that might be tricky is displaying the donations in real time, since you have to wait for confirmations to ensure everything is legit, otherwise someone could fork the chain and submit fake tx. You have to talk to a specialist about that

>>3482870
if you are in the US, or china, forget about it. pretty sure EU. AUS, NZ also have regulations were any retard can't create their own currency

>>3482870
get cucked scammer

>>3483129
yeah I wrote about confirmation times in a previous post, you have to talk to someone that really knows about crypto to answer that. For example if the number of users commiting spam tx's were small, it would be tolerable to allow unconfirmed tx's which are registered almost instantly on the blockchain and then check them later for accuracy. I don't think it's really possible since I feel like someone can just spam it that way, but ask someone that knows more than I. In real time it may be hard to do.

But I don't think that's a problem you can just make TwitchTokens™ and once they get confirmed, put them in a database (same with other coins) and them when users want to donate, do it instantly in your system.

Something you can do is simplify it and do a platform that accepts crypto and allows streamers to choose to be paid in crypto or money and use the database thing

>>3483193
basically when users deposit crypto or money, they get money credited in their account. I don't think there's anything like that and you could make something usable

>>3483180
you can create your own currency everywhere, you can't just create ICO's which are a scam anyway so that's a good thing

>>3483132
Do you know how to do this?

>>3483180
US.

>>3483193
I don't need real-time, just the fastest with at least two confirmations, or within reason. It doesn't need to be a super serious coin. It's not changing the future, just doing cool things for growing streaming platforms.

>>3483243
Yeah, I don't think I would want to do an ICO and if I were able to it would be very limited and exclusive with a limited buy to prevent whales from controlling it from the beginning. Probably best and easiest to avoid.

I know I can get 3 very large streamers onboard and several smaller streamers. Also I know the /r/twitch mods and can get a pass to post an ad pretty easily.

>>3483188
There's not even a coin, how is it a scam?

Also ICO isn't necessary because I have a job and an established userbase, so I don't need to bribe people. Crypto is hot and my users will use the hell out of it.

>>3482870
If this isn't a joke. I'd say as a twitch user, I'd get on board for this in a heartbeat. But I mean basically you're just brainstorming ideas right now and this will most likely take years. Whatever it is you choose to do. If it is an ico. I'd definitely want in, not like I could be a whale anyways, I'm a poorfag.

Why not just make a token on top of ethereum?

>>3483515
Years, no. Ico, no. I just want a decent system for for streamers to get in on cryptos. Most understand the concept but think it's a serious investment. I want to show them otherwise.

I'm a fast dev, man. I made and launched an app in 9 hours that was pretty complicated and doing well.

>>3482870

Take Digibytecoin. Its fast and good.

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