/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>There are attack vectors and all these things that, you know we are very lucky to think about smart people with. So I think you should benefit from the infrastructure that other people have built, and make sure that that infrastructure meets you needs as a developer, for a market and cost structure. I think you should make sure to make your system something that’s accessible through web interfaces and on chain interfaces, because its not predictable for you where the volume will come to you from, and you might be surprised to find that your volume actually comes from other smart contracts more so than interfaces you yourself built. And then you should take the limited developer resources you have, just like successful web development teams do, and you should devote it to a very focused mission around product and user experience, leveraging the infrastructure that has been built by other people. And I think those are three, you know if you stick to those three kind of sets of principals or tools, you’ll probably arrive at a decentralized financial product that is secure, you know sourcing data from the right places, relying on the right infrastructure, is hopefully the right ecosystem for your demands around transaction flow and transaction frequency and having the scope of users you think you need to actually put money into your system, and that is hopefully accessible by both off chain web interfaces and other on chain contracts.