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Builder track

Prove it on chain, not on a quiz.

Foundations asks whether you understood LitVM. This track asks whether you can build on it. Most modules end in a transaction you send yourself, and the badge is only signed for once the chain confirms you actually did the work.

6 of 6 modules are live. The rest are being written.

  1. 01

    Your First Transaction

    Add chain 4441, fund the wallet from the faucet, and send something. The badge is signed for only once the chain agrees you did.

    • First Spark
    • Chain 4441
    • Faucet
    • Gas
    • Nonces
    8 minOpen
  2. 02

    Your First Contract

    Write, compile, and deploy a contract that stores a message. No local toolchain required to finish it.

    • First Cast
    • Solidity
    • Remix
    • Deployment
    • Events
    14 minOpen
  3. 03

    Your First Token

    Deploy an ERC-20 and move it. The check calls your contract to confirm it really implements the standard.

    • Mint Die
    • ERC-20
    • Decimals
    • Transfer
    • Approve
    13 minOpen
  4. 04

    Your First NFT

    Deploy an ERC-721 and mint one to yourself. Ownership is read back off the chain, not taken on trust.

    • Signet
    • ERC-721
    • tokenURI
    • Metadata
    • ERC-165
    13 minOpen
  5. 05

    Read and Write from a dApp

    Put a frontend in front of your contract: connect a wallet, show its state, and change it from a button.

    • Bellows
    • wagmi
    • viem
    • Transaction states
    • Error handling
    18 minOpen
  6. 06

    Share Your Project

    Put your own dApp on a public URL, then register it on chain so it appears in the showcase under your address for good.

    • Maker's Mark
    • Final project
    • Deployment
    • Showcase
    20 minOpen

Master Smith

Finish every module and the certificate is yours to claim.

Its requirements are checked on chain against the badges in your own wallet, so nobody can hand it to you — not even us. Which is what makes it worth showing to anyone.