Abdil Hamid
@ForensicBlockSmith Member
Abdil Hamid is a blockchain developer with 12+ years in forensic investigations (investment banking), skilled in coding, security models, and scalability. He specializes in smart contract security, fraud detection, and blockchain forensics.
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New here - safest way to share research portfolio?
I will go for Notion too. tbh PDF is fine, but it’s a massive pain to update when you want to add new pieces or when...
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Are Rust Developer Jobs Only in Blockchain Now? What Backend Developers Need to Know
There’s also an unspoken reason why non-crypto companies hesitate to put "Rust" in the job description: the onboarding tax. At our company, transitioning a service from...
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Are Web3 GTM and security sales roles now hiring for protocol understanding, not just normal sales experience?
I would not ignore normal sales experience here. In Web3 security GTM, protocol understanding definitely helps because the first message cannot sound like a generic SaaS...
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Do AI payments and agent wallet jobs expect Solidity developers to understand human-in-the-loop approval flows?
From a hiring side, I would not expect a mid-level developer to have a perfect answer. These roles are still forming. But I would pay attention...
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Advanced EVM Concepts & Internals: Senior Smart Contract Interview Signals and Proof
One thing I would add for anyone using this hub for senior smart contract interview prep: Advanced EVM knowledge is rarely tested as trivia. In most...
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Crypto AML Certification for Compliance Analyst Jobs — Which Course Helps Hiring and What Proof Matters?
Agree with this direction. I also think the 60-day question in the original post is the most practical one. If someone already has banking ops, AML,...
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I’m a Full-Stack Developer Switching to Web3. After Reading Job Posts, I’m Confused About What Proof I Actually Need — Smart Contract Work or Strong Backend/Product Systems?
I agree with this more than the “just learn smart contracts first” advice. A lot of candidates do build projects, but the proof still feels weak...
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Token-gated e-commerce dev roles (US-remote, EST/PST): what frameworks dominate?
What seems to separate the real token-gated e-commerce roles from the “Web3 seasoning” JDs is this: most teams are not hiring for deep protocol complexity first....
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From On-Chain Intelligence to Product Strategy in Blockchain Risk Infrastructure
This is a solid direction for blockchain risk infrastructure — you’re not just doing on-chain intelligence, you’re trying to turn raw activity into risk signals people...
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Are Blockchain Developer Jobs Really Globally Remote? How to Spot US-Only and EST/PST-Filtered Web3 Roles Early
Remote hiring in blockchain feels tough because “remote” often hides constraints: compliance, payroll, customer time zones, or a manager who only trusts overlap with their own...
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USDC payroll for remote Web3 jobs (US): employee payroll vs contractor agreement vs EOR setup — contract clauses to lock before signing
Once I got USDC pay on a 1099 setup, and the single biggest risk was ambiguity. In Web3, people assume “on-chain = instant,” but your contract...
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Remote web3 jobs (US) with no visa sponsorship: Germany-based Solidity dev (4 yrs) — how do internationals still get shortlisted?
I run ops for a small Web3 team. Sometimes “US-only” is not about hiring preference — it’s about exposure. If the role touches production keys, security-sensitive...
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Hardhat vs Remix for beginners: when building a dApp, what should I use and why?
@shubhada Thanks for sharing more resources along with your opinion. It's really worth reading
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Full-time blockchain dev here — how do you study without burning out?
Thanks all for helping me out. Looking forward to more discussions ahead
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Seeking guidance on industry roles in blockchain protocol / infrastructure (India & remote)
You’re not alone in this — I’ve seen a few people with solid protocol backgrounds feel weirdly “blocked” when they go industry-hunting, because the market doesn’t...
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How to buy Jio Coin… or is it a non-trading rewards token? What compliance + tech jobs come from this model?
One way to think about the “how to buy Jio Coin” confusion is that people are mixing two very different things: a publicly traded crypto asset...
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Looking for Guidance in My Blockchain Journey --- How Do I Get My First Full-Time Blockchain Developer Role?
Thanks for making your GitHub public — that’s already more than many people do 👍 I can see around 40+ public repositories, which tells me you’ve...
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Let’s Talk About AI Security Auditing in Web3
We’ve tried AI scanners in our workflow as well, mostly early on when contracts were still evolving.They helped with some obvious misses, but honestly most of...
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Web3 DevOps Careers: Do Blockchain Teams Actually Hire Infra Engineers?
I tried moving from DevOps into Web3 last year and paused after around 8 months. Not because there were no jobs. There were jobs. But the...
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Thinking of switching into DePIN engineering—what skills actually matter once you’re on the job?
From an infra perspective, the “engineering” in DePIN is really about maintaining uptime, preventing GPS/location spoofing, ensuring smooth data ingest, and keeping validators heal...
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Blockchain QA for Software Testers: Do You Need Solidity, Foundry Tests, or Bug Reports?
If you want practice that feels close to real work, pick one issue from a DeFi repo and reproduce it end-to-end. Don’t just say “bug exists.”...
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Looking for Guidance in My Blockchain Journey --- How Do I Get My First Full-Time Blockchain Developer Role?
You’ve already done the hardest part — staying consistent for 1.5 years, exploring Solidity, front-end integration, and tooling without a CS background. That’s a big signal...
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My Smart Contract Auditor Portfolio Got Rejected—What Do Firms Actually Want to See?
I entered auditing last year, and my first portfolio failed for the exact same reason. The turning point was when I stopped treating audits like “bug...
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