👋 Hey, crypto fam! Let's talk about working in the crypto industry.

🚀You can work for a company, a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), or take on grants from these companies or DAOs.

Let's dive in! 💻

#web3jobs #DAOs #grants #crypto #blockchain #DeFi

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🏢 Working for a company is pretty straightforward. It's just like working in a non-crypto company. 💼 You get a salary and token or equity compensation. Plus, you can expect to get the usual benefits. 🤝

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🌐 Working for a DAO is a bit different. Most of the time, it's remote work. 🏠 You can even work anonymously for a DAO. 🔍 However, you won't usually receive benefits like insurance. And your salary is done fully on-chain with crypto and token vesting. 💰

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💸 Taking on grants from companies or DAOs is like freelancing in the web3 world. 🌐 You get flexible hours and can work from anywhere. Plus, you can do this on top of your main job. 👍 This is a great way to get started and see if working in crypto is for you.

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So, which option is best for you? That depends on your goals, skills, and interests. 🤔 Do you want stability and benefits? Maybe a company is for you.

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Do you value flexibility and anonymity? DAOs could be your jam. Do you want to dip your toes in the water and try different projects? Grants might be the way to go. 🌊

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No matter which option you choose, working in crypto is an exciting and rewarding adventure. 🚀 Are you ready to join the revolution?
Let's goooo! 🙌

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Exploring Career opportunities in Crypto and Blockchain Industry

Contribute to Open Source: A Step-by-Step Guide for Developers

🚀 Ready to give back to the open-source community?

Follow these 10 steps to start contributing to your favorite projects! 🧵

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🕵️ Step 1: Find a project that interests you. Browse GitHub's explore page, search for keywords, or ask for recommendations from your network.

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📖 Step 2: Read the project's documentation to understand its goals, standards, and contribution guidelines. This will help you avoid common mistakes and ensure that your contributions are aligned with the project's objectives.

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🔍 Step 3: Browse the issues to get a sense of the project's priorities and identify areas where you can contribute. From bugs to feature requests, there are many ways to help!

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🤝 Step 4: Introduce yourself to the project maintainers and let them know you're interested in contributing. This can be done by leaving a comment on an issue or reaching out directly.

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🍴 Step 5: Fork the project to create a copy of the codebase in your own GitHub account. This is where you'll make your changes and submit your contributions.

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💻 Step 6: Make your changes! Whether it's writing code, updating documentation, or creating tests, be sure to follow the project's guidelines and standards.

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📩 Step 7: Submit a pull request to share your changes with the project maintainers. This allows them to review your work, provide feedback, and merge it into the main codebase if approved.

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📣 Step 8: Communicate with the maintainers throughout the process. They may have feedback or questions about your contributions, so be responsive and open to feedback.

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⏳ Step 9: Be patient and persistent. Contributing to open source projects can take time, but it's worth it to give back to the community and build your skills as a developer.

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📚 Step 10: Keep learning and growing! Contributing to open source is a great way to learn new skills, but it's important to continue learning and seeking out new opportunities to contribute.

👏 Thanks for following along! By following these steps and staying engaged with the project maintainers, you can make meaningful contributions to the open source community while building your skills and experience as a developer.

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Contribute to Open Source: A Step-by-Step Guide for Developers

Are you ready to join the revolution of Web3 and Blockchain? 🔥💻

Follow these 6 steps to start a career in this exciting field and unleash your potential.

Let's dive in!🧵

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Step 1 - Learn the basics of Blockchain technology, including its history, types of Blockchain, how it works, and potential use cases. Get started with online resources such as articles, books, and tutorials.

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Step 2 - Join a community of like-minded individuals in the Web3 or Blockchain space. Participate in discussions, ask questions, and seek mentorship if possible. Some popular communities include Ethereum, Polkadot, and Solana.

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Step 3 - Build your own project to gain hands-on experience and valuable skills. Choose a project that interests you, whether it's a decentralized application, smart contract, or anything else that you can think of. Don't be afraid to experiment and try new things.

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Step 4 - Contribute to open-source projects to gain more exposure and credibility in the Web3 and Blockchain community. Find a project that aligns with your interests, and start contributing to it. You can fix bugs, add new features, or help with documentation.

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Step 5 - Attend conferences and events to meet new people and stay updated with the latest developments in the industry. Look for Web3 conferences happening in your area or attend virtual events if you can't travel.
Make sure to network with people and exchange ideas.

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Step 6 - Explore uncommon ideas that can potentially disrupt the industry, such as Blockchain in supply chain management, digital identity, or art. Think outside the box and be creative.

Follow these six steps, and you'll be on your way to becoming a successful Web3 and Blockchain expert.

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Blockchain layers can be confusing, but they're essential to understanding how the technology works. So let's breaks it down layer by layer.

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📌Layer 0 is the foundation layer that consists of the internet, hardware, and connections that support the functioning of Layer 1.

📌Layer 1, also known as the implementation layer, is the core architecture of a blockchain network. It sets rules for operations like transaction throughput, block time, and consensus algorithm.
E.g, Ethereum currently uses proof-of-work consensus but is planning to transition.

📌Layer 2 integrates with Layer 1 and offers third-party integration, which splits the workload and boosts network productivity. Layer 1 is facing performance issues and has a low transaction throughput as a result of the rising demand.
E.g, Polygon & Bitcoin Lightning Network


📌Layer 3 is a layer on top of Layer 1 and Layer 2 that enables the development of decentralized applications (Dapps). This layer hosts Dapps and defines the protocols for them. Ethereum and Solana are examples of blockchains that support Dapps.

⭐ In summary, blockchain layers are a way to organize and improve the performance of blockchain networks. Each layer has its own set of functions and protocols that work together to support the smooth functioning of the entire network.


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Understanding Blockchain Layers: A Comprehensive Guide to How They Work Together

The terms "Token" and "Coin" have become more popular recently. Have you ever pondered whether coins and tokens are two names with different meanings or not?

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Contrary to popular belief, a coin is not the same as a token. Numerous individuals, including some cryptocurrency businesses, mistakenly believe that tokens and coins are interchangeable.

Crypto-tokens and crypto-coins differ significantly in a number of important ways.

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The Coin 💰
📌Any cryptocurrency with its own blockchain is referred to as a coin.

📌The digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies were created with their own unique blockchains.

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📌Bitcoin's own blockchain serves as the foundation for the cryptocurrency and establishes the guidelines by which it must operate.

📌The primary feature of coins is their connection to a public, open blockchain, which means that anyone is free to join and use the network.

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📌Coins' only intended use is as currency. They are not intended for any other purposes.

📌A blockchain scanner is available on each blockchain to look for transactions involving the owner's currencies.

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📌A coin must have certain qualities in order to function well, including uniformity, mobility, fungibility, acceptance, durability, divisibility, and restricted supply.

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The Token 📀
📌A token typically builds on top of an existing blockchain and utilizes all of the functionality of the underlying blockchain to create a new system.

📌Coins are much more difficult to produce than tokens.

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📌To generate a token, you must adhere to a predefined template on a blockchain, such the Ethereum, which enables you to construct your own token.

📌A token cannot be used as money because it solely represents an asset or a utility.

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📌When creating a new token, developers decide on the quantity of units to create and the place where the newly created tokens will be moved.

📌As opposed to coins, tokens require less technical knowledge to create and distribute, making them accessible to almost anybody.

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Coin vs Token

Tired of reading endless articles or binge-watching YouTube tutorials on "how to master Django"? 😵, or by frequently visiting StackOverflow whenever you encounter a problem at work but are unable to find an exact solution, 😷

Or getting excited after seeing a plethora of LinkedIn posts and wondering how Django works in the industry. 🤓

So here I am beginning the Django Mastery Blogging Series to make the path rather easy. The only series required to make you industry-ready Django developer. 🤩

For the next 13 weeks, there will be 2 articles per week, on Wednesday and Sunday. 📅

This is not like conventional Django tutorials; instead, I will cover a wide range of topics that must be needed in addition to fundamentals in order to construct industry-ready Django applications. 🙌

I've already listed the titles of the 26 blogs I'll be covering in this series 😁
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Blockchain Wallets - The bridge for Human and Blockchain.

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• Wallets are used in the real world to store items like cash, cards, and other items. Keeping some items that are convenient to carry and handle is the wallet's intended use.

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• The same thing is given in Blockchain in several formats; they are known as blockchain wallets or cryptocurrency wallets.

• Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and many others are kept in a blockchain wallet.

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• No transactions would be possible without these wallets, which are utilized to carry out those transactions.

• Due to the use of cryptography in these wallets, every transaction that takes place within one is completely safe.

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• There are both public & private keys present but the private key must remain a secret whereas the public key is used to conduct blockchain transactions

• We may observe different addresses used for transactions in the wallet & every address stands in for the blockchain

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Most blockchain wallets go into one of two categories, namely: -

1.  Hardware Wallets
2.  Software Wallets

It will be described in terms of "hot wallets and cold wallets" in other words.

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Hardware Wallets
• They are too difficult and provide a vault-like feel. because each public and private key is unique. It has a USB port for connecting to a computer.

• Ledger Nano X, Trezor, EllipalWallet, CoolWallet, and many more are examples of hardware wallets.

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Software Wallets
• Desktop, mobile, and web wallets are the three types of software wallets.

• Desktop wallets are those that run on desktop computers. e.g., Atomic Wallet

• Using a mobile device to send cryptocurrency is simple with mobile wallets. e.g., Trust Wallet

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• Web wallets are similar to web applications, which are used only on the web. These wallets are the least secure wallets.

• At the same time, some wallets (e.g., Metamask, Phantom) are used as plugins that can be used for web3 authentication, DApps, and much more.

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Blockchain Wallets - The bridge for Human and Blockchain.

Let's demystify what "dapps" actually implies.
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👉 A decentralized network, such as Blockchain, powers the backend of a web application, which is then referred to as a decentralized application (dApp).

👉The dApp's traditional front-end was created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, preferably with the help of frameworks like React and Next.js because they offer advanced functionality and are compatible with a variety of different libraries.

👉Rather than a backend server, the dApp’s are linked to a blockchain node.

👉A smart contract, which is a critical component of the blockchain ecosystem, contains the essential logic of a dApp’s.

👉The backend code for the dApp is majorly written in Solidity for Ethereum and in Rust for Solana as a smart contract. There are other languages as well like Cadena which powers the Flow Blockchain, etc.

👉The smart contracts are deployed on the blockchain network by a locally running blockchain node or by node runners from third parties.

👉The front-end of the application and the Blockchain environment can communicate with each other more easily thanks to the use of Web3 JavaScript libraries.

👉Data from the blockchain is read and written during smart contract communication.

👉Both the frontend and the backend can be setup with a Web3 provider to send and receive blockchain transaction notifications.

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What are dApp's😲

The potential to alter any decision rests with conservation, including humanism, and effectively expressing one's viewpoint.

My most recent encounter with this is in the thread 👇
#Communication #Humanity #thoughts #SundayMorning

Recently I have resigned from my former organization. Hard decision though but I have greater opportunity to go, everything is clear, but while having the conversation with HR. He momentarily puts me in dillema with his stirring display of humanity and thoughts.

We often miss the moments that could bring greater joy &amp; fulfilment than anything else in our daily rush simply to be with oneself. Believe me it is fantastic. You will learn a tonne &amp; it will drive u to reflect on what is happening &amp; how u may accomplish things more effectively.

Additionally, if you have that one person in your life where you can live like a open book, &amp; while writing the chapters they are helping you to grow and reflect on your mistakes. Then you possess actual treasure, nothing less.