Design
Jolders is built as a modular, secure, and transparent platform that enables structured participation in early-stage private market opportunities through blockchain-based infrastructure.
At the core of the system lies a series of smart contracts deployed on the Ethereum network, governing how participation is created, distributed, verified, and settled.
🧩 Platform Development Phases
1. Project Planning
The initiative began by identifying the need for a decentralized co-participation model — one that opens access to high-quality private opportunities without traditional friction. During this phase, the core objectives, stakeholder profiles, and functional requirements were established.
2. Architecture & Technical Design
A complete design framework was developed, covering:
Backend architecture (smart contract logic, user management, metadata storage)
Frontend UI/UX (wallet connection, deal exploration, transaction flows)
Core platform logic (whitelisting, vesting, secondary transfers, staking, etc.)
The platform is designed to be interoperable with other Web3 protocols while remaining intuitive for users with no crypto experience.
3. Smart Contract Development
Smart contracts are the technical backbone of the Jolders platform. They define:
How fractional participations are issued and represented (as NFTs or tokens)
Vesting logic and unlock schedules
KYC/KYB gating and whitelisting
Rules for royalty distribution and governance actions
All contracts are deployed on the BSC network for low-cost, high-speed interactions, and audited for security and performance.
4. Platform Integration
The frontend dashboard is fully integrated with the smart contract suite, enabling users to:
Browse curated opportunities
Join deals through a compliant, user-friendly interface
Monitor ownership and performance metrics
Interact with governance or secondary features
Wallet integrations (e.g., MetaMask, WalletConnect) ensure seamless onboarding and management.
5. Testing & Validation
Extensive internal and external testing was conducted to validate:
Contract execution accuracy
UI responsiveness and flow integrity
Security across authentication and data points
Compliance features related to whitelisting and geo-blocking
Smart contracts were deployed first in staging environments, with testnets used for simulation.
6. Public Launch
Following technical sign-off and market readiness, the platform was deployed and made available to a limited number of early users (alpha phase), followed by a broader rollout with select opportunities and onboarding partners.
7. Continuous Maintenance & Iteration
The platform is built with upgradeability and modularity in mind. A dedicated dev team is in place to:
Patch vulnerabilities and respond to security audits
Integrate feedback from users and partners
Add new modules (e.g., analytics dashboards, DAO voting, fund structuring)
Optimize UI/UX and backend scalability
🔐 Key Tech Stack
Blockchain
Ethereum (L1) and optionally L2 solutions (e.g., Base, Optimism, Arbitrum)
Smart Contracts
Solidity, Hardhat, OpenZeppelin
Frontend
React, TypeScript, Ethers.js
Storage
IPFS (metadata), The Graph (indexing), potentially Filecoin
Auth / Wallets
MetaMask, WalletConnect, custom KYC provider integration
Security
Multi-sig for contract upgrades, audit partners (e.g., OpenZeppelin, Trail of Bits)
⚙️ Why Ethereum?
Network credibility: Ethereum is the most widely adopted smart contract platform, trusted by institutions and developers globally.
Ecosystem depth: Full compatibility with on-chain governance tools, NFT marketplaces, and staking protocols.
Security-first: Ethereum's battle-tested infrastructure offers increased confidence for users and regulators alike.
Future scalability: Jolders is built with optional support for Ethereum Layer 2s, enabling lower fees and faster interactions without sacrificing security.
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