1. Be a Super Smart Computing Scientist
\r\nBlockchain\'s all about advanced computing, so if you don\'t have a background in this or know someone who does, you\'ll have to go to step 2!
\r\n2. Sub-Contract
\r\nThere are open-source providers on the internet, where you can download a blockchain template, such as Multichain, then adapt it to your project needs. You’ll still need some technical expertise to assimilate how it works, so join an information and tool sharing provider like Slack for help.
\r\n3. Get a Development Team
\r\nYou might have a bright idea, but you need a project development team to work out the technological aspects of it, and exactly how it\'s going to function.
\r\n4. Roadmap
\r\nOnce you\'ve got developers, it\'s time to plan ahead for each stage of the project\'s development. Every reputable blockchain venture has a roadmap marking each projected step, with realistically achievable goals and a proposed launch date.
\r\n5. Promotion
\r\nOnce you think you have all the bases covered, you need to promote interest in your project in order to raise money to finance it. This is usually done by announcing an airdrop or ICO on social media, and a dedicated forum such as BitcoinTalk.
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