Alchemy intends to increase interest in decentralized technologies.
Build Web3 Dapp, according to Alchemy, is an open-source project.
Whilst widespread adoption is a stated objective in the blockchain sector, educating the general public about Web3 might be challenging. With its new Create Web3 Dapp, or CW3D, platform, Alchemy intends to increase interest in decentralized technologies.
Product Manager at Alchemy Elan Halpern stated:
“Our overall mission and vision is to bring blockchain or Web3 to a billion people. The way we really see that happening is by empowering developers.”
Inspiring Programmers
For Halpern, the first step in delivering Web3 to the public is to inspire programmers to create useful things. A blockchain software development business that launched in 2017, Alchemy creates apps for Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimist, with future intentions to add support for Solana.
Halpern further added:
“There’s kind of this flywheel lifecycle where, if you want my grandmother to be able to use a Web3 application, there has to be a product that she’s actually excited about using. And in order for there to be the product, a developer has to be excited about building that product.”
In October 2021, Alchemy, commonly called the Amazon Web Services of blockchain, secured $250 million in Series C investment, and in August 2022, Alchemy purchased the Ethereum coding platform Chainshot.
Build Web3 Dapp, according to Alchemy, is an open-source project; Halpern confirmed this. Spearmint, Alchemy’s NFT allowlist platform for Ethereum layer-2 initiatives, became live in November. It took Alchemy users less than 10 minutes to make an allowlist, and it only takes CW3D developers four minutes to create a Dapp from scratch, as per the firm.