Inspiration
I wanted to create a trading fund on the blockchain, that's how I started.
What it does
It allows users to create and run token pools according to predefined rules. Token allocation is arbitrary and variable over time. Each pool has its own operator. Projects can be built on top of the protocol, allowing developers to quickly spin-off their platform for asset management.
How I built it
Initially as a set of smart contract, which quickly evolved into a protocol and then went on to produce a frontend for the end user to interface with.
Challenges I ran into
Blockchain scalability, limited available for developer resources and resources in general, constraints of the Ethereum ecosystem for producing a fast frontend (goal achieved by sharply reducing the number of calls to an ethereum endpoint.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
Fully delivery of project in open source form on schedule and with limited budget.
What I learned
Getting excited over the new can fire back..
What's next for RigoBlock
Introducing self custody, so that pool operator do not have to rely on the RigoBlock protocol smart contracts for custody of assets (even though they still can). Getting more users to use the protocol through platforms built on top of it.
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