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Yagiz Partaker

Yagiz Partaker

Community Administrator

Seasoned Web3 professional bridging TradFi & DeFi | 4+ years full-stack dev | Expert in Solidity, Layer 2, smart contract security | Risk management background | Blockchain QA specialist | Mentoring next-gen blockchain professionals

Member since

Nov 9, 2024

Last active

Jul 4, 2025

Posts contributed

21

Recent posts

Jul 4, 2025
First off, your DAO governance experience is incredibly valuable - don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I've seen people with way less traditional experience land amazing roles because they could...
Jul 4, 2025
Perfect timing to jump into blockchain! The project management skills from your HR background are directly transferable and highly sought after. The learning resources blockchain space desperately needs professionals who...
May 20, 2025
How do I actually get hands-on blockchain development experience? I’m a computer science student in my fourth semester. I understand blockchain basics and know how Ethereum and Bitcoin work, but...
May 5, 2025
Be honest, tell the truth but tactfully
May 5, 2025
To transition into blockchain testing effectively, first choose a specialized blockchain ecosystem—don’t try to learn everything at once. I moved from manual testing into Solana, and here's what worked: Learn...
Apr 22, 2025
Hey, you can ask me all your questions, no worries, I am happy to help you whatever I can do the best
Apr 22, 2025
Hi, You are not along who is making this shift. I made a similar shift about 3 years back, so I can sense the your feeling while asking these questions....
Feb 24, 2025
I was in the same boat when I started exploring Web3 UX. It’s a whole different world, but the good news? You don’t need to be a blockchain developer to...
Feb 9, 2025
Jumping into blockchain QA can feel overwhelming, but with your WhiteBox testing background, you're already ahead of the curve. Here’s what makes blockchain testing unique: Smart contract security is critical....
Jan 30, 2025
Charge hourly for long-term or evolving projects and use fixed pricing for well-defined tasks. Mid-level Rust developers usually charge $50–$100 per hour, while senior developers go beyond $150. Research Upwork,...
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