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posting this again because n one seen it the first time
The website I'm building is like a crypto flavored kickstarter/gofundme.
What I need assistance is figuring out how to write python code for this process:
1. There will be an intermediary wallet used to gauge the funds in order to payout [like kickstarter]- the second function of this intermediary wallet is to deduct it's commission
2. For each user account post a unique ID is created and that is now linked to the wallet used to deposit their final funds in.
I don't need you to do the work for me... I just need guidance on how to visualize a process to write this out.. maybe some relevant documentation? i've already attempted but was outa luck. What language would be best used in this case? im thinking python but let me know.

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    python would be ok for delivering the frontend and the non important backend. The important part should be on a completly seperate system that updates the amount of coins paid on a regular base and pays the senders their money back when the campaign was unsuccesful. System number 2 should not have an direct connection with s1. An pub-sub communication for events from s1 to s2 is okay.
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    @stop understood.. do you have any relevant documentation i can use to get started?
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    So you’re dealing with people’s moneyz here… you’re out for a hell of a ride concerning secure implementation…

    First, I’d keep Python as far away from your codebase as possible, excluding some scripts and serverless functions, and implement the backend with F# (at least every part of business logic dealing with transactions).

    Second: which part of this is game dev?

    And lastly, where/how are you planning on hosting? Because that may have massive implications on the implementation best practices…

    Also… if you are as noob as your nick implies and as you come off, this is hardly something you should try to implement in earnest, yet.
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    @100110111 Which language can i use for this project
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    @newbiestnooob there are many languages. Since you don't have expierience this will be complicated for you.
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    @newbiestnooob you can use almost any language, but there are many considerations to take into account. I don’t usually say this, as making stuff is a great way to learn, but for once I’d advise you not to get on with this project, or at least postpone it until you have more experience overall - OR take aboard someone who actually has the experience and skills to pull this off to mentor you in this effort.
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    If it's crypto flavoured, wouldn't it be easier to use Ethereum and write a smart contract for that?
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    @100110111 im very broke.. im starting college for computer science in September but i really do know nothing now except some basic python.

    Can you possibly point me in any direction with relevant information on this topic?
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    @HitWRight Yes, im going to do that for the payout structure.. if the smart contract detects the amount received is not matched with they payout of the fundraising goal then the smart contract would deploy and return each sender its tokens back... my question is how can i integrate this all into a site
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    @newbiestnooob you’ll learn stuff in college…
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    This is really not a newbie project. Do a social media platform or a geolocation game like Pokémon Go or whatever. Don't try to work with money without an experienced dev on the team.
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    My suggestions are also not newbie projects, but they require less trust so it's easier to onboard users and they're less likely to get you into debt because of a programming error.
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    @100110111 yeah but im kinda looking to get this site off the ground in a month..
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    @homo-lorens i cant hire any body... ive already asked for partners but obviously no one cares... might have to do it solo
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    @100110111 feel like someone with bigger pockets will come by and take this idea
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    @newbiestnooob since you're about to use smart contracts to solidify the underlying mechanics of eth transfer, you're already making assumptions about your users knowing and having Ethereum. Mostly you'll just have to leave links to the "transfer" program, and leave the rest to your users.
    Also traversing the Blockchain to collect data is pretty simple, since there are already many libraries that abstract it away. Just look for one in your language.
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    @homo-lorens Don't shutdown the dude(ette) for wanting to play with imaginary money we call crypto. It's not very dev-friendly of you.
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    @HitWRight im also trying to intergrate bnb and bitcoin into the mix along with monero but im not sure monero and btc can be programed like bnb and eth
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    @HitWRight all money is imaginary.. we could trade seashells for stuff if everyone valued them like paper
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