JG

About Me 

BIOGRAPHY

Hi, I'm JenGuan a Web3 speculator passionate about token trading, airdrop hunting, DeFi, and all other sectors that can contribute GDP to capital 🫡 I have 7 years of experience in this field. I've always been seeking novel and innovative ways to turn our fellow retail investors' visions into reality.

Additionally, I'm a mediocre programmer with 2 years of experience. My main motivation for learning to code is to develop practical Web3 tools for earning tokens and launch Dapps to harvest retail investors (leeks) though I haven't succeeded yet. But I won't give up on this path to potential wealth j/k🤪.

Whether in the crypto space or development work, I need to keep learning and stay physically fit, hoping to live long enough to witness the day of true decentralization. Meanwhile, I look forward to becoming friends with those who pass by here..✨

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Token Holdings

Profitable Tokens

BTC
EOS
ETH
HSR
HT
KNC
NAS
SOL
ARB
GMX
OP
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Self-Learned

  • Frontend Basics @Html/Css/Js

    2023/4-2023/6 | Bilibili

    In about three months, I managed to grasp the basics of frontend development - just enough to build a simple static website without breaking the internet! Think of HTML as the skeleton (keeping everything from falling apart), CSS as the fashion designer (making everything look pretty), and JavaScript as the puppet master (making things move and dance). These three piece set are the must-know basics for anyone diving into frontend development.

  • Advanced @Ajax/NodeJs/Git

    2023/6-2023/7 | Bilibili

    AJAX is like a smart assistant - it helps you get information from servers without interrupting what you're doing on the website. Node.js is like a bridge - it lets JavaScript work both on websites and servers, connecting the two sides smoothly. Git is like a safety net - it keeps track of all your code changes and lets you go back to any previous version when needed.

  • Frameworks @Vue3

    2023/7-2023/9 | Bilibili

    Vue.js is a JavaScript framework for web interfaces, with three main features: 1. Creating Single Page Applications; 2. Component-based development; 3. Reactive data binding. Vue.js helps developers build complex frontend applications more efficiently while improving code maintainability and reusability.

  • Frameworks @React

    2023/10-2023/11 | Official Docs

    React, like Vue, is a popular frontend framework for building user interfaces. What sets React apart is its rich ecosystem, especially in the Web3 space. With better tooling and library support for blockchain development, React has become the go-to choice for building decentralized applications (Dapps) and Web3 projects.

  • Frameworks @Next.js

    2023/12-2024/1 | Official Docs

    Next.js is a powerful extension of React that adds server-side rendering and static site generation capabilities. It simplifies the development process with features like file-based routing, API routes, and built-in optimization. It is my most frequently used frontend framework for Dapp development.

  • Database @MongoDB

    2024-Present | Official Docs

    MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database that stores data in JSON-like documents. It's a key component of the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) and excels at handling large amounts of unstructured data. With its flexible schema and powerful querying capabilities, MongoDB is ideal for modern web applications and Dapp development.

  • Backend @Python

    2024-Present | Official Docs

    Python is a powerful backend language that, with frameworks like Web3.py and Brownie, excels at blockchain interaction, smart contract testing, and DeFi operation automation. Python's rich libraries for data analysis and machine learning also play a crucial role in developing crypto trading bots and blockchain data analysis.

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  • Smart Contracts @Solidity

    2024-Present | Official Docs

    Solidity is the primary language for EVM smart contracts, used for creating tokens (ERC20/ERC721), DeFi protocols, and decentralized applications. Key features include contract inheritance, libraries, and complex data types. Popular development tools include Remix IDE (browser-based), Hardhat (development environment), and Truffle (testing framework). Solidity is essential for anyone looking to develop on Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, and other EVM-compatible chains.

  • Smart Contracts @Rust

    Not Started | Official Docs

    Rust is the primary programming language for Solana smart contracts (Programs), known for its high performance and memory safety. It's used for developing NFT marketplaces, DeFi protocols, and gaming applications on Solana. Development tools include Anchor Framework (the standard framework for Solana), Solana Playground (web IDE), and SPL (Solana Program Library). While having a steeper learning curve than Solidity, Rust offers better performance and security features crucial for Solana's high-speed blockchain.