Cartesi Reviews and details

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• Beginner working on Creating a Blockchain with Smart Contracts using C++

  Here's a link to their site, https://cartesi.io/. You can navigate to their discord and join the developer calls. Source: over 1 year ago

• Can I track my staked Cartesi in my Ledger?

  I'm staking my CTSI on cartesi.io in one of the staking pools. Is there any chance I can see my staked CTSI in my Ledger application? Source: over 1 year ago

• Goodbye, Solidity restrictions. Hello, Python, C++, Rust, Lua, JS.

  And that's not all. Cartesi gives you access to the full power of an OS - want to use a file system? Go right ahead! If that's got you intrigued, explore more and see how you can get started over on: cartesi.io. Source: over 1 year ago

• Road Map to becomeing an Ethereum Expert

  With your experience in Java, you should consider exploring Cartesi. They integrated Linux, which makes it possible to build blockchain solutions or smart contracts using Java, Python, C++ and other popular programming languages. Last time I checked, they are looking to add a backend engineer. It might be a good place to start. Source: over 1 year ago

• How I went from Web2 to Web3 as a developer in 1 month (And how you can to💪)

  Here you have. If you are a dev - better to join their Discord community and start digging in - they also offer grants and in general support for developers. Source: about 2 years ago

• Why do we need a Blockchain OS? Hear from Cartesi Labs Director, Joe Nance.

  Learn more about The Blockchain OS: cartesi.io. Source: about 2 years ago

• What to do after having a solidity meltdown?

  If you’re interested in exploring outside of Solidity, you can write smart contracts with layer 2 solutions such as Cartesi (https://cartesi.io). Not shilling, just saying sometimes languages aren’t for everyone. Why not use what you like instead. Source: about 2 years ago

• Cartesi ($CTSI) Review || Educational Content

  Cartesi is a high-performance Layer 2 platform that provides developers with an environment for building scalable decentralized applications. The platform differs from its competitors because it uses blockchain components and the Linux operating system familiar to developers. Thus, Cartesi is a unique project that represents the first Blockchain OS. Cartesi provides a solution for developers to run decentralized... Source: about 2 years ago

• Does anyone know any real web3 use cases and/or broader adoption?

  I believe we will continue to see more adoption, since traditional developers can easily jump into web3 via Cartesi; an operating system for Blockchain, while using same tools/languages they're familiar with. Source: about 2 years ago

• My realization in this 2nd bear market.

  I'm betting on METIS- Small FDV vs MATIC, strong team, plus has the lowest fees. I also think Cartesi has huge potentials, since mainstream devs can build scalable DApps using traditional languages. Source: about 2 years ago

• What are some of your favorite projects right now

  ANKR, CTSI (Web3 top projects for me with big missions) and FLD - this last one launching soon, but if you look into it, you get hooked! They’ll be solving the fragmented liquidity bridging both CeFi and DeFi in terms of access to liquidity, order books, routing mechanism.. Source: over 2 years ago

• Sell me on Web3

  Read articles on Medium about the importance of Web3, data protection and decentralization, Cartesi, Matic, Ocean, LINK and more have been building to aid adoption of web3, Web3 is basically decentralization and data protection, still a lot to be done before it goes live btw. Source: over 2 years ago

• Good DeFi projects on Polygon

  Most of those 19000 dapps are pretty much useless or copies. Few projects are unique, innovative and worth looking at. Only know a few (there are others I don't obviously); Some are not only available on polygon but crosschain: Beefy finance, Dafi protocol, Cartesi. Source: over 2 years ago

• I'm a web developer and can't choose between Ethereum and Solana

  You might want to checkout Cartesi (cartesi.io. They’re a layer-2 solution utilizing a Linux VM for Ethereum and other chains (blockchain agnostic). You can skip the Solidity and use any software stack and IDE you’d like. Source: over 2 years ago

• Staking CTSI on cartesi.io

  Is staking cartesi as a delegator on cartesi.io worth it if you have only a few hundred coins? Source: over 2 years ago