384645
!Static | Blockradar.co

@iamnotstatic #384645

building blockradar.co, bridging the gap between blockchain and traditional finance
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gasless transactions are coming soon to blockradar.co! thanks to @base ’s extremely low gas fees, fintechs will be able to sponsor gas fees on behalf of their customers for a smoother experience
me: let me wrap this code up real quick

code: let’s see who wraps who up
i just finished watching @vitalik.eth : An Ethereum Story. I like how, no matter what happened, he stayed true to the initial vision of @ethereum. I wish more people would stay aligned with the vision instead of focusing on pump and dump schemes
we’ve added support for Base. Fintechs can now seamlessly enable their customers to make deposits and payments using stablecoins on @Base with our non-custodial wallet infrastructure

Product powered by Blockradar https://pay.blockradar.co/blockradar-demo

https://www.loom.com/share/2da5840dcd874e06aa578910dd89020c?sid=a283b6c7-ddde-4bcd-91e9-990d274aebed

@yele.eth
Monitoring at scale is one of the common challenges of building on the blockchain. at Blockradar we are changing that

https://twitter.com/iamnotstatic/status/1839295076100370665?s
occasionally, try integrating your own APIs into projects using various programming languages and frameworks. this practice can help you design more developer-friendly APIs and improve your integration processes
sometimes I forget how sophisticated Blockradar.co’s underlying blockchain monitoring system is—one of the most interesting and challenging solutions I’ve ever worked on, especially building it from scratch with zero dependencies
built a non-custodial wallet infrastructure for stablecoins, that enable fintechs allow their customers to deposits and make payments using stablecoin seamlessly with Blockradar.co, we announced our private beta 3 months ago and have processed over $6.96 million in TPV and recently got accepted into the Circle alliance program https://partners.circle.com/blockradar
the more you read, the more you want to continue. the hardest part is often just getting started
Earlier this week, one of our partners requested auto-settlement. I’m excited to share that you can now set up automatic settlements, either instant or periodic, to your external wallets using Blockradar.co infrastructure.

We’re not building for you to follow, we’re following you to build
Blockradar is live on the Circle Alliance Directory! 🚀

partners.circle.com/blockradar
auto sweeping assets is often slow and costly, but we’re changing that. we just rolled out an update on Blockradar.co infrastructure our auto sweeping mechanism now consumes 70% less in network fees, is 3x faster, and everything is fully onchain
happy new month! I'm very excited about this. Since our private announcement three months ago, we've onboarded a handful of fintechs who have processed over $5.93 million in TPV by leveraging Blockradar infrastructure. we look forward to building new connections and continuing to learn and innovate as we open our services to more fintechs

https://x.com/blockradarhq/status/1830544480581091447?s=46
i think the hardest part of writing software is testing. you either test rigorously, or it will come back to haunt you later
what fascinates me most about the great pyramid of giza is not how it was built, but why it was built the motive behind it
the easiest way to know if you did great work is to make sure you’re deeply satisfied with the results
the interesting thing about testing your code rigorously is that, you begin to see the edge cases you missed
everyday at Blockradar we take abstraction to the next level, making it easy for fintechs to seamlessly enable their customers with multichain stablecoin deposits and payments with our infrastructure. It’s so exciting

to have a feel join our private beta https://www.blockradar.co/
focusing on how things work, rather than just how to use them, will make you a better programmer
don’t mistake your ability to join a steady moving project with your ability to start or lead one. It requires a different mindset and commitment
I’m really proud of what we’ve achieved in our private beta with Blockradar. we’re enabling more fintechs leverage stablecoins for seamless deposits and payments for their customers.

Here are our numbers as of today:
$5.13 million in TPV
4.3k dedicated addresses

If you're a fintech looking for efficient, non-custodial wallet infrastructure for stablecoins, join our private beta blockradar.co

bringing the world onchain, it’s just day zero
this is why I’m a big fan of “don’t trust, verify”