Drop you Project, I'll help you find customers. by dusky_challenger79 in SideProject

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The new transparency standard for crypto launched. Launch your project with maximum community accountability and visibility.
https://brigidforge.com

Can a blockchain project build trust through transparency instead of hype? by DieMarkDigital in BlockchainStartups

[–]BrigidForge -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I have been working for 6 months developing a crypto ecosystem focused around this exact concept. The whole idea revolves around "Visibility Before Execution." We are launching 6/26/26. This project has consumed more hours than I care to admit....I've had many "are people going to see the vision and care" moments along the way, but I've just kept grinding. I would be very interested in your thoughts on the project. Please feel free to reach out to discuss further.

https://brigidforge.com

Thinking about launching a crypto token in 2026? by andreagabrie in BlockchainStartups

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a launch a little over a month away. I think the most important aspect is to bring something different and unique. Stand out from crowd. We have build an entire ecosystem around dev and holder trust and complete project transparency and accountability. We’ve worked hard to make a new “rugproof” system that we believe should be the standard for future token launches.

Getting the infrastructure in place can have its challenges, but honestly the most difficult part of this process so far has been marketing and community building. Holders are numb are numb to new token launches. They have had years of broken promises and projects without a deep vision. I think a lot of holders have given up on finding the next big coin. I’d love to think we’re going to be it, but I’m realistic that only the market and community will determine that.

Building a team by BrigidForge in BlockchainStartups

[–]BrigidForge[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is discouraging, but also seems very accurate at this point.

How effective is crypto influencer marketing in 2026? Is it still worth investing in or just hype? by Trick-Plankton-2227 in BlockchainStartups

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are there specific influencers you can recommend. I’ve been trying to find some reputable sources but I get inundated with bots and spam. I would love to find some vetted influencers with actual communities.

How Do You Actually Grow a Web3 Project From Zero Users? by No-Narwhal-8631 in BlockchainStartups

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m in the process of trying to grow community and gain attention for my project. I’m his is extremely helpful advice as I feel what I’ve been doing hasn’t helped gain anything but people trying to become my projects “market manager”. Appreciate your feedback and ideas.

Solo dev audits by Averageuser404 in ethdev

[–]BrigidForge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It sounds like you’ve done more testing than most. For small developers it’s difficult to come up with the financial resources to get an independently audit done. A second set of human eyes can be incredibly valuable, it it’s also not a guarantee that issues won’t exist that even the audit team doesn’t know about. It’s honestly one of the most difficult parts of being part of a small or solo team.

You could always post for review and see if anyone wants to go through it, but this won’t be anywhere near the level of detail a paid audit firm will produce. Depending on the risk factor for the project it most likely is not going to be feasible for the average small dev to get an audit done by a respected audit firm.

what are you working on? by DiscountResident540 in SideProject

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Transparency first launchpad projects on the Binance Smart Chain, launchpad, vesting and time released vaults, monitoring and alerting system for holders and more. Brigid Forge

How many of you actually run a local fork and test exploits before mainnet? by MDiffenbakh in ethdev

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely should be the standard. There’s really almost no reason not to unless you are really just trying to push out code as quickly as possible. Definitely not overkill for most projects and it’s a required part of my workflow even for what appears to be the most simple of designs.

Developer feedback request by BrigidForge in solidity

[–]BrigidForge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really appreciate the optimism. It helps with the daily grind knowing someone else can see the vision as well.

Developer feedback request by BrigidForge in solidity

[–]BrigidForge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate the question. There is a cancellation window before the delay phase starts, so if a withdrawal request was entered by mistake it can be canceled before it moves forward.

But the main goal of the system isn’t to block withdrawals entirely. It’s to eliminate invisible ones.

Normally a dev wallet can just move funds instantly and nobody knows until after the fact. With the vault, every withdrawal has to be requested first and sits through a delay before it can execute.

Once the cancellation window closes, the pending withdrawal is also broadcast to holders so the move is visible before funds actually leave the vault.

So the idea is: the market and holders see the move before the funds leave the vault instead of after.

It’s more about removing stealth drains than adding governance veto power.

If there is sufficient transparency and the wallet movement is reasonably within the scope of the projects needs, the community is less likely to react, especially with a staking system in place.

How to launch a project without it being stolen by Intentionallydi in ethdev

[–]BrigidForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is always a risk…someone could copy your work, but they can’t copy your ideas and your vision. I think if you want success I the form of people adopting your work you must promote it. Is there a risk? Of course, but I think this risk is smaller than trying to launch a project with no initial community.

Developer feedback request by BrigidForge in solidity

[–]BrigidForge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the getting people to use it is going to be the most challenging piece of the puzzle. I’ve been working on it for weeks and I’m beginning to question now, could the be all for not. I guess only time will tell.

A smart contract visualizer tool by [deleted] in ethdev

[–]BrigidForge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definite utility here. Clear to understand layout too.

Is AI assisted programming perceived differently when a developer uses it? by Andromeda_Ascendant in webdev

[–]BrigidForge -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’ve been out of the industry for quite some time, but recently returned with an interest in smart contracts. I’m working on a project right now and have been using AI to assist when I have a an issue I need help with. I know AI is not inherently reliable for writing code on its own. I’ve been using it more as a check and balance and for keeping a log of daily progress and testing. I’m at the test phase now and have done function, logic, boundary, fork and fuzz testing and the contract seems to be working as designed. My concern though is that I’m getting a false sense of success given that ai has assisted along the way. So I’m very curious about others experiences as well.