In our “IT Development” section, we cover technologies, tools, and innovations shaping the development of blockchain and crypto infrastructure. Here you will find insights into software development, smart contracts, Web3 technologies, and backend systems used in modern digital platforms. Read the “IT Development” section on ForkNews to explore how technology powers the crypto industry.
In the first two parts we collected the skeleton of the advisor: quotes, prompt, model, storage, core. Now the main question is - in what form can it be collected?
If you've ever launched a campaign that “did everything right,” and the site suddenly started to slow down at its peak, you already understand where the conversation about a development language comes from. At such moments, an unpleasant thing becomes clear...
In the first part, we examined the basic idea: a trading advisor is not a “robot that trades for you,” but a system that receives market data, generates a signal (and explanation), and shows the result to a person.
Recently, an acquaintance approached me - he trades crypto at an amateur level - and asked me to “write a trading robot.” It is important to focus on terminology here. In conversation, all this is called robots, but in practice, a trading advisor is often needed
If you have ever tried to write a crypto-wallet, a payment gateway, or simply a “backend that can send and receive ETH,” then an unpleasant thing quickly becomes clear: the Ethereum node is not your backend
In the last article we looked at the reasons why we might need our own blockexplorer. I note that this list is far from complete, but we will assume that we have decided - we need our own source of data about transactions and their connections with addresses.
There are currently more than 1,700 decentralized applications (DApps) published on the Ethereum network, and their number continues to increase. And although all Dapps rely on smart contracts, the reliability of smart contracts themselves is questionable - cybercriminals have already earned more than a billion dollars from hacking them.
In the last part, we pointed out that it wouldn’t be a bad idea to find out about the fact of payment from bitcoind, instead of going through all the issued addresses.
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