Loans and savings fund through Core

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Hello!
We, @ValeCreativo and I are participating in the Frutal Web House Hackathon within the framework of Ethereum Mexico 2024.
Within our project, we are looking to integrate Core technology to solve some operational needs.

Enrique Guasp recommended that we post our support request here in the hope that Core ecosystem contributors can assist us with technical issues between now and this Friday.

Specifically, we are making a Dapp (using Scaffold-ETH-2) for a subscription model to offer employment benefits and benefits to entrepreneurs and freelancers.

In Core we want to make a staking dapp (using the tutorial you already have) that enables offering loans, savings funds and other DeFi functionalities.

In particular, we (think we) need:

  • access to a liquidity pool that allows us to guarantee the flow until we can be self-sufficient.
  • use a template to onramp clients with fiat, paying with a bank card and acquiring the membership without going through exchanges.

What else should we be thinking about?

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Hello @alexsotodigital

Appreciate your efforts for building on Core.

For the two points you mentioned these are part of the hackathon requirements and you will have to build these on testnet.

Thanks for reaching out. Best of luck building innovative dApps on Core.

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Hi @Maryam
Thanks for your fast respond. We understand that we are the ones who have to build, we just want to have support for when we get stuck. For example, we are following this tutorial, and it shows us this errors in the ‘export’:

ERROR in ./src/App.js 67:27-56
export ‘ethers’.‘providers’ (imported as ‘ethers’) was not found in ‘ethers’

We believe it is probably because App.Js is out of date with the new version of ethers@6.13.2

Do you know where we can find an updated version that solves this problem?

BTW, could you keep @ValeCreativo on the tags as well?

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@alexsotodigital @ValeCreativo the tutorial you are referring to uses “ethers”: “^5.7.2” as mentioned in the package.json file of the project.

The cause of the error in ethers@6.x is that the providers module has been moved to a separate package called @ethersproject/providers. This means that you can’t import providers directly from ethers anymore.

For more details, refer here

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Hey @Maryam!
I wanted to close the cycle with you. Thanks for your comment.
I didn’t write at the time because I was in a hurry for the hackathon. :sweat_smile:

Best;

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