LiquidApps pursues the vision of realizing the practicality of dApps. Both LiquidApps and its offerings are tailored to empower developers, painstakingly crafted by and for them. These solutions streamline blockchain development, making it both feasible and cost-effective.
Today's landscape sees only a modest number of users engaging with decentralized applications daily. Developers encounter hurdles like restricted resources and costly access, making it a daunting task to create scalable and user-friendly dApps.
Looking to the horizon, LiquidApps foresees a thriving ecosystem where thousands of dApps meet the daily needs of millions globally, playing an integral role in everyday routines.
Main Solutions
To nurture the growth of dApps, LiquidApps has established the DAPP Network, aimed at facilitating the easier, more scalable development of dApps for service providers, developers, and users working towards widespread blockchain utility.
The functionality of the DAPP Network is closely linked with the DAPP Token, enabling access to the network and serving several critical purposes.
LiquidApps introduces two notable products: vRAM, currently operational, and Zeus, which is on the brink of its debut.
What Is vRAM?
vRAM is operational on MainNet, offering a distinct EOS RAM-compatible storage solution, empowering users to store limitless data affordably and effectively.
EOS developers bear the burden of application operation costs, having to buy RAM, while users enjoy cost-free interactions. This increases operational expenses for developers striving to maintain these applications.
Despite a reduction from previous spikes, RAM on the EOS network remains a significant developer expense.
vRAM emerges as an economical 'hard disk' solution, appealing to developers crafting EOS dApps with efficiency in mind.
By harnessing vRAM, developers can access decentralized storage compatible with RAM, facilitating boundless data storage and retrieval. It's a complete decentralized storage solution.
Integrating vRAM is straightforward: fuse the vRAM Library with your dApp’s Smart Contract, aligning the systems. Then, according to your data needs, select fitting service packages.
Every package requires a certain amount of DAPP tokens as a stake. Once complete, support preferred service providers by continuing to stake tokens with them.
Central to vRAM are DSPs, or dApp Service Providers, operating the vRAM network nodes. These DSPs craft custom service packages, setting technical specifics, pricing, and staking timeframes autonomously.
What Is Zeus?
Zeus is LiquidApps' software development kit (SDK), enabling developers to leverage LiquidApps tools while crafting their own dApps, entering GitHub soon as a comprehensive 'dev haven' by LiquidApps.
Zeus arms developers with code examples, comprehensive documentation, and libraries, crucial for building and scaling dApps while maximizing LiquidApps product utility during creation.
Offering over ten capabilities, Zeus allows developers to deploy Smart Contract templates or stimulate blockchain nodes swiftly, features cross-platform compatibility, and facilitates the test and deployment of Smart Contracts while managing the development lifecycle effectively.
Development Process for dApps
Redefining dApp development is among LiquidApps' numerous pursuits. Traditional internet applications rely on web services at the platform layer, whereas blockchain apps like those from LiquidApps employ dApps, with LiquidApps forming the platform, BPs, and miners providing infrastructure.
DSPs, or dApp Service Providers, play a pivotal role, offering services and gaining token rewards. DSPs can design their service packages freely, determining metrics and timelines.
What Are DSPs?
DSPs ensure trustless data storage and retrieval for dApps via IPFS. Cryptographic proofs uphold data integrity, reducing the RAM needs of Smart Contracts during data access.
DSPs enhance the blockchain ecosystem through service provision, aiding dApp evolution while earning token incentives from a portion of yearly inflation thanks to DAPP token staking.
Becoming a DSP is accessible to anyone meeting EOS full node requirements.
The DAPP token, with its ongoing annual inflation model, rewards DAPP Network service providers, driving network growth with scheduled public sales conducted through the Vendor Smart Contract.
The DAPP Token
Holding a total supply of one billion DAPPs, supported currencies cover BTC, EOS, ETH, EUR, USD, and CHF.
Out of the billion DAPPs, half are for public sale, alongside allocations for Air HODL, partners, grants, and LiquidApps itself.
First half of 2019 witnessed the DAPP token and vRAM introduction. The latter part promises more unveils, including vCPU, with future launches presently undisclosed.
LiquidApp Roadmap
Standing as a consortium of innovative developer solutions, LiquidApps invites the evolution of dApps through practicality and scalability, backed by the DAPP Network and augmented with tools like vRAM and the imminent Zeus.
Conclusion
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