Hello everyone! We are a team of web3 developers, launching MVPs for our clients, working with web3 startups, and outsourcing our guys to cool projects. A brief overview of us in numbers 👇 🔸 8+ years in the international market 🔹 80+ specialists worldwide 🔸 200+ successful

RT @pnaydanov: 🔐 T-REX (#ERC3643): Tokenizing Real Assets Legally Want to tokenize shares or fund stakes? ERC-20 lacks controls like KYC,…

Big thanks to Roman Yarlykov, Solidity smart contract dev at @MetaLamp_Web3, for the deep dive into Algebra 🙌 From the Algebra DEX ecosystem to the Uniswap rivalry & beyond – all in one piece on modular DEX-as-a-service, plugins & dynamic fees. Available here 👇:

If you're gonna be there too — hit us up or catch the guys at the venue. Always happy to connect 👋

Here's the current plan: 📅December 2: 🟨 The Tokenized Future Dubai RWA 🟨 @DWFLabs Haus: Binance Blockchain Week 2025 📅 December 3–4: 🟨 Main Event @binance Blockchain Week 📅 December 5: 🟨 RWA & Stablecoin Security Mixer 📅 December 6: 🟨 Yacht Cruise by @solana

🔥 Final Trip of the Year Wrapping up the year in style: Nico Bordunenko and Artem Nuraev are packing their bags and heading to Dubai next week for Binance Blockchain Week Besides the main event, the guys will be hitting some side events too.

TL;DR: Deploy on exotic chains only if: - There’s a solid grant deal - You can escape later without wrecking the product If you don’t need grants — then where should you go? That’s for the next post 👀 @_indigonico

So — 3–4 months exclusivity? Fine. Longer? Nope. Always plan your exit: make sure you can migrate later (especially easy if it’s an EVM L2 — LayerZero and similar bridges help).

✨Grants✨ Smaller ecosystems often pay you to deploy. If you’ve got connections and zero budget — that can be your move. But read the fine print: these deals usually come with exclusivity. You’ll be locked there for months. If the chain dies, you die with it.

Yeah, Hedera has cool tech here and there. But no real technical advantage for the project. Liquidity? 10–100x lower. Ecosystem? Way smaller. User base? Don’t even ask. Still, there is one valid reason to launch on such chains. Just one.

This post came after a call with an RWA project. They started on Ethereum (makes sense: big liquidity, solid infra, battle-tested) Later partners updated their business model and Ethereum transaction costs became a problem. Ofc the next question popped up: ok, where we should go?

🛣️ Once and for all — which chain should you actually launch on? Yeah, I know. Overused topic. But we still get asked this all the time — and honestly, the answer isn’t always obvious. Let’s narrow it down to EVM chains — that’s where 99% of founders get stuck anyway.

Our BDM Yana is heading to @kbwofficial — one of the key crypto events in Asia this year. She’ll be at the main conference and plenty of side events: panels, meetups, and everything in between. If you’re in Seoul between Sept 22–28, feel free to reach out! 🇰🇷 See you in Seoul

🛠️ Forking Uniswap Smart Contracts My team’s been diving deep into forking Uniswap V2 and V3, and we’re sharing guides to help you deploy your own versions. For V2: https://t.co/l6Rwt0xaBe For V3: https://t.co/ve5wFoXeFs Our guides are live—check them out to build your DEX.

You can find all of this on the Rabbit Rock website: https://t.co/8YaxR8Cs4J and check out the collection on OpenSea: https://t.co/fQ839t1KKm

What’s especially cool is that this isn’t your typical “just a pretty JPEG with no meaning” kind of project. The funds from the NFT sales go toward improving the area around the memorial: parking, walking paths, and accessible infrastructure.

Now where do we come in? Each physical rabbit is 3D-scanned on-site, and based on that scan, an NFT is created. That’s where we stepped in and helped Sergey bring his vision to life. We provided full consulting on web3 and blockchain, and developed the smart contract.

Since 2018, he’s been transforming a natural slope into a massive stone memorial: carving 1,000 unique rabbits into the rock. Each one is impossible to replicate or copy. The sculpture isn’t just an object — it becomes part of the landscape and a place of attraction.

Sergey Gapanovich is a sculptor and contemporary artist who works with stone, marble, and granite. His works can be found in private collections all over the world.

🐇 Rabbit Rock: 1,000 Rabbits Carved Into Stone — and Each Has its own NFT. Let us tell you about a project that truly stands out from the typical web3 crowd — and one our team took part in.

🎉 Congratulations to the @Nudix_io team on the launch of their presale! We're glad we got to be part of the project's development (our team worked on the backend and the presale landing page). Make sure to check out the project — it's awesome!