Creating a Bitcoin network in website

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Quote from: ABCbits on October 28, 2024, 06:04:29 AM

If you don't mind 3rd party to manage and control the deposited coin, there are several services which do that such as Fireblocks and Gemini Institutional Custody. But you still need programmer to connect your website/server with their service.

P.S. I never use any of services i mentioned above. So do your own research.

Can 3rd parties fu** me up?I don't intend to get a licences and pay taxes till the site reach one year so I know it's a hit.

In theory, any 3rd parties could do that. But i don't know about their license or pricing, since i never use their service.

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Quote from: Mia Chloe on October 28, 2024, 05:01:02 AM

Quote from: ? on October 28, 2024, 04:36:14 AM

English isn't my first language, so I don't know how to express what I am thinking, but yeah, like you said. All the developers I find on Upwork, Freelancer, and Reddit are basically useless. They ask for too much money and want a regular license, which is something I won't agree to until the site reaches one year. Where can I find experts who will do this work without asking for a bucket of money and a license?

Well just like mocacinno said, the bucket load of cash you are referring to depends on your budget. You actually need to be careful in getting someone good enough for what you are trying to setup. I think one problem you may face is getting someone you can actually trust to get the job done. I really can't accurately point out anyone on the forum here with reputation that offers a service like this so I'll better suggest you check out the service board.

Anyways if you need a graphics designer feel free to shoot me a PM here on bitcointalk or via telegram @mia_vic by the way, here is my service thread,
MIA'S CREATIVE [Designs, Logos, ANN Thread,Banners ,Photography SERVICE.... ETC]

Thank you bro, I would like to hire you once I create the website.

Quote from: ABCbits on October 28, 2024, 06:04:29 AM

If you don't mind 3rd party to manage and control the deposited coin, there are several services which do that such as Fireblocks and Gemini Institutional Custody. But you still need programmer to connect your website/server with their service.

P.S. I never use any of services i mentioned above. So do your own research.

Can 3rd parties fu** me up?I don't intend to get a licences and pay taxes till the site reach one year so I know it's a hit.

Quote from: Accardo on November 06, 2024, 11:31:49 AM

Despite not being a native, to avoid complications, with little effort you could compose exactly what you need done by a developer. Through the information, the coder will know the complexity of your task, whether it's simple or difficult, if you'd need a plugin or not to achieve your goal. Looking for good developers, I'd refer GitHub, though Private messages are not enabled, but some share emails on their profile, also traces of contacts are found on repositories. You'd also need to be logged in. Between do you run a WordPress site?

Nope, I don't like WordPress. As far as I know, they don't allow code customization, and I was only able to add BTCpay as a plugin. I doubt the programmers will have a good time with Node

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Quote from: ? on October 28, 2024, 04:36:14 AM

English isn't my first language, so I don't know how to express what I am thinking, but yeah, like you said. All the developers I find on Upwork, Freelancer, and Reddit are basically useless. They ask for too much money and want a regular license, which is something I won't agree to until the site reaches one year. Where can I find experts who will do this work without asking for a bucket of money and a license?

Despite not being a native, to avoid complications, with little effort you could compose exactly what you need done by a developer. Through the information, the coder will know the complexity of your task, whether it's simple or difficult, if you'd need a plugin or not to achieve your goal. Looking for good developers, I'd refer GitHub, though Private messages are not enabled, but some share emails on their profile, also traces of contacts are found on repositories. You'd also need to be logged in. Between do you run a WordPress site?

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If you don't mind 3rd party to manage and control the deposited coin, there are several services which do that such as Fireblocks and Gemini Institutional Custody. But you still need programmer to connect your website/server with their service.

P.S. I never use any of services i mentioned above. So do your own research.

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Quote from: ? on October 28, 2024, 04:36:14 AM

English isn't my first language, so I don't know how to express what I am thinking, but yeah, like you said. All the developers I find on Upwork, Freelancer, and Reddit are basically useless. They ask for too much money and want a regular license, which is something I won't agree to until the site reaches one year. Where can I find experts who will do this work without asking for a bucket of money and a license?

Well just like mocacinno said, the bucket load of cash you are referring to depends on your budget. You actually need to be careful in getting someone good enough for what you are trying to setup. I think one problem you may face is getting someone you can actually trust to get the job done. I really can't accurately point out anyone on the forum here with reputation that offers a service like this so I'll better suggest you check out the service board.

Anyways if you need a graphics designer feel free to shoot me a PM here on bitcointalk or via telegram @mia_vic by the way, here is my service thread,
MIA'S CREATIVE [Designs, Logos, ANN Thread,Banners ,Photography SERVICE.... ETC]

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Quote from: ? on October 28, 2024, 04:36:14 AM

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Where can I find experts who will do this work without asking for a bucket of money and a license?

The services board could help you out?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

This being said, i'd urge you to always use an escrow in case you find a developer... There are some really trusted people on this forum, but as a newbie, i don't know if you'll be able to distinguish a trusted developer from somebody that might potentially scam you.

BTW, a "bucket of money" means something different for each of us... If i would offer a specialized services to somebody (in other words, a service that was a specialization for me, but that's not that mainstream), i'd probably charge at least 40€/hour... Also, if your plan wasn't completely clear, i'd probably overestimate the amount of time the development would take (and, after working with tons of endusers in the past, i'd say it's very often to see clients that don't exactly know what they want. In this case, a developer is basically "forced" to overestimate since there is no way to make a correct estimation without a well defined plan)...

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Quote from: mocacinno on October 28, 2024, 03:17:14 AM

I don't think there's a newbie guide for such a setup... Basically because this isn't a newbie thing to do.

The websites you see are usually running a full node (sometimes patched) and use rpc commands to communicate with their running node in order to build their site... It's possible they also parse the data their node wrote on disk in order to build their site.

If a full node is to much, i know you can do about the same by running electrum (and maybe other spv wallets) as a daemon on your server.

Here's some info:

for bitcoin core: https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/
for electrum: https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/jsonrpc.html

I checked those out, but they are too complicated for me. You're right, it ain't a newbie thing to begin with. I'll give Electrum a shot; I think it's easier for me. Thank you, bro

Quote from: Mia Chloe on October 28, 2024, 03:19:41 AM

The bitcoin network is an independent and decentralised network. Other networks or websites don't run in the bitcoin network neither does the bitcoin network run in other networks. If I may, you are actually likely refering to a centralised exchange that allows you deposit in a a said address you claim is yours without having the keys (since they literally control your keys).

When you deposit in that address, they wait for the transaction to be confirmed on the bitcoin network or lightening network as the case may be and then the allow it reflect in your balance on their CEX website or wallet.

As for you idea of setting up an exchange or a website that accepts bitcoin payments or deposits, I suggest you contact a good developer and team .

English isn't my first language, so I don't know how to express what I am thinking, but yeah, like you said. All the developers I find on Upwork, Freelancer, and Reddit are basically useless. They ask for too much money and want a regular license, which is something I won't agree to until the site reaches one year. Where can I find experts who will do this work without asking for a bucket of money and a license?

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The bitcoin network is an independent and decentralised network. Other networks or websites don't run in the bitcoin network neither does the bitcoin network run in other networks. If I may, you are actually likely refering to a centralised exchange that allows you deposit in a a said address you claim is yours without having the keys (since they literally control your keys).

When you deposit in that address, they wait for the transaction to be confirmed on the bitcoin network or lightening network as the case may be and then the allow it reflect in your balance on their CEX website or wallet.

As for you idea of setting up an exchange or a website that accepts bitcoin payments or deposits, I suggest you contact a good developer and team .

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I don't think there's a newbie guide for such a setup... Basically because this isn't a newbie thing to do.

The websites you see are usually running a full node (sometimes patched) and use rpc commands to communicate with their running node in order to build their site... It's possible they also parse the data their node wrote on disk in order to build their site.

If a full node is to much, i know you can do about the same by running electrum (and maybe other spv wallets) as a daemon on your server.

Here's some info:

for bitcoin core: https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/
for electrum: https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/jsonrpc.html

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Hello,

I've been using websites that have a Bitcoin network inside of them. This network interacts with the website; when I make a deposit, it automatically adds it to my balance once the Bitcoin network gives confirmations. I also just learned that Binance has 500K Bitcoin in one single wallet, meaning that despite all the addresses given to users, they all lead to one single wallet with different addresses and keep up with every user withdraw and deposit.

The thing now is that I have a million-dollar idea for a website, but I need to add a Bitcoin network to it. I literally spent days looking but never found a single guide to create this and add it to a website. I found BTCPay service, but it did not help me that much as I need to add a system similar to casinos, and this one is for small shops.

I found a way to use it, but it won't be secure at all, and I am not a programmer.

I am looking for a clear guide to start this network and add it to my website myself, as all the people I asked for help wanted a huge amount of money.

Do you guys have any newbie guides for this?

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