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# Overview

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It's impossible to talk about Blockchain and web3 without talking about smart contracts, and over the years, we have seen the value of the Blockchain and smart contract use cases extend even beyond the traditional DeFi to across all industries including Healthcare, Agriculture, Telecommunication, Entertainment, and even politics to name a few. It's amazing to see how people have been able to come up with so many interesting ways the web3 and smart contracts technology could make life way easier for them.&#x20;

While there is a huge increase in blockchain popularity across the globe, unfortunately a lot of people who have businesses are unable to get the value that web3 brings and it's use cases to be applied to their business due to the technical complexities associated with developing smart contracts. For example, there are so many viable business owners with none or very low technical background, but still appreciate the effectiveness of the blockchain tech but is unable to apply it to their business due to technical complexities, and the high cost associated with hiring smart contract DEVs.

Also we identified a problem of Smart contract developers who are from the technical background, and are able to create amazing smart contract use cases for real-life situations but are unable to get full value for their work. Some of these developers, although creating open source products are unable to get good value from their work.


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