How to run a startis full nude; a beginners guide
The Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform Stratis has been quietly lancing partnerships and new technologies (Azure and TumbleBit), cultivating a robust community of C# developers, and streamlining their project for some time now. Insofar as they have generated a rewarding open-source philosophy, many are now eager to give back. One of the best, and arguably most interesting, ways of supporting a project is by running a full node. In the following guide, we will take a step-by-step approach to setting up the Stratis Full Node on your laptop.
Defining the Stratis Community
Although STRAT can be traded on Bittrex, Bittylicious, and Poloniex the services offered are much more than simply a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) token. Stratis is primarily looking to develop connections with enterprises and experts from various disciplines in order to continue building on top of the project’s technology. While blockchain technology and bitcoin have stormed the market, there is now a great demand to put things into the hands of a different kind of expert:
“We are in a golden age of early innovation, and yet it is still a geek-fest. We are in the days of punch cards and green screen terminals. To fulfill its destiny, bitcoin and its sisters need designers, business people, financiers and the ingenuity of tens of thousands of non-crypto coders to [humanize] the space. Like it or not, we need to find our Steve Jobs, our Bill Gates, and (if we’re really lucky) our Elon Musk and Jimmy Wales.”
In this way, the founders are positioning themselves to be the mainstream provider of blockchain technology. Partnerships with MS Azure, a cloud computing service by Microsoft, already shows promise, but more importantly, the entire developer side is written in C# on the .NET framework. The strength of this characteristic is that it opens the gates to a swath of experienced developers and all the designer and business communities mentioned above. From there, a snowball-effect of innovation is much more likely.
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