Winnning Project In Defi Track Of Ref Finance At Web3 Hackfest 2023. The project's interface has been upgraded, all functions of the smart contract remain the same as when submitting the project to the hackathon.
Old interface: https://web3hackfest.vercel.app.
Old github repo: here.
Link to the project at Web3 Hackfest here.
New interface (with multi-chain upgrades): https://tcprotocol.vercel.app/.
Engine Contract:
- Sepolia Network: 0x11946A8ab0FC26d3975519Fd031D1440E6088B58.
- Optimism Goerli: 0xB2A4C3078779617ee7D55D08A220af6179979B3c.
- Polygon Mumbai: 0x633B8017071aD4B339aC2F70656f79B3901e4a68.
tcUSD Token Contract:
- Sepolia Network: 0xd3B4E71399d221943a3AAf9843B256929054bba8.
- Optimism Goerli: 0x963d43376950e9D5f3A279F00141f611830A4e6a.
- Polygon Mumbai: 0x7F94fd44eF712B72572F06a18F752558985D4E40.
When I build a project in the blockchain industry, or more specifically, DeFi projects, I consider the interests of many parties: venture investors, users, and myself when I build that project. I also take into account the interests of individual investors when they purchase TcProtocol tokens when they are publicly issued. In TcProtocol, I also pay attention to the interests of liquidators. I do not concern myself with what others are doing with their projects or what my competitors are up to. My primary focus is on myself and the project I am developing. I wonder: which side will not benefit when this project is actually implemented? What should I do when one of the parties does not want to participate in my protocol or project? How can I fairly distribute benefits so that all parties benefit?
I think that's the biggest reason why I was able to achieve success in this industry even though I'm just a newcomer entering the industry in mid-2023.