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Not yet. For now the project "alpha" version is only deployed on Kovan testnet, in which ETH is free.

When I started coding this project ETH price was around US$ 500, and gas prices around ~40 Gwei, making it feasible to launch the project on mainnet without much hassle using my own funds.

Since then ETH has gone up to the roof. Now ETH is ~US$ 1900 and gas price ~150 Gewi, making it 14x more expensive to launch.

I'm still evaluating if I should launch on ethereum mainnet or in a different solidity compatible blockchain (ex: Binance Smart Chain, Avalanche) once the project reaches a beta version due to the cost of deployment.

In the project main page I ask for donations for covering deployment costs [1], but so far I was unable to secure any funds.

[1] https://github.com/TCGV/DeFiOptions#support-mainnet



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Yes.

Source: project managed the Ethereum launch in 2015.


very cool design work. are you planning to roll out an ethereum version?

ETH is expensive but there are other "cheaper" blockchains compatible with ETH whose "gas" price is negligible. You can also deploy for free on the "testnet"

Oh cool, I published my first Ethereum app this year + have 2 more on the Kovan testnet. I'll check this out.

This is a beta app, the ETH used are not real ones. I'm currently building a faucet for mock ETHs. People can offer services and then be paid in crypto by people willing to get their services. I understand your concerns but the app is 100%, as I said you don't need any real money to use it. The only goal of the beta app is to show people how the product works for now. The app is deployed on a tesnet.

No, they were one of the first projects on Ethereum back when Ethereum launched in 2015.

Is this on ethereum?

This is the time to release the open source version of these services that let individuals set their own rate and communicate with openness.

Wasn’t this a proposed example application of ethereum?


On the testnet you can get free ETH to deploy contract(s).

It is an Ethereum project.

But I am just using the Binance test net to make sure it is working correctly before launching on the live net.

The Ethereum test nets are not as user friendly and hard to get gas for.

I want to migrate to Ethereum end of this month if I'm happy with the state of it.

Noted, then I should use EVM address for the time being thanks.


I have almost no idea about the Ethereum system, but don't you have to pay to have your code executed on the global ethereum machine? Does that mean I have to pay to test run my code? or maybe after I deploy it?

Lol have you tried running own Ethereum node?

I don't know but I'm working on an Ethereum implementation right now, and it's pretty easy.

"lighting network clone" .... "to be released in Q3/2016"

Lol, its almost as if Ethereum is the alpha stage test environment for Bitcoin.

It even has its own bug bounty program called "The DAO" that pays up to 150 million dollars!


While developing, you would do it either on the dev (local, not connected) or testnet. Both these are easily mineable (I have 10k's on both), so there is nothing stopping you to actually playing around and putting together a dapp without having real ETH in your pocket.

No expenses and you can play around all you like. When you want to go live, there is typically only a very small deployment cost.


Feel free to send me your email and Github. I talk to a few Ethereum teams and can ask around.

Project link: ethereum.org

Sort of. I'd say it's a work in progress. http://ethereum.org

You can clone most projects, develop new ones locally and use test networks without spending a dime. Here's a page to get you started: https://ethereum.org/en/developers/local-environment/
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