Up to 90% of blockchain implementations never even get successfully launched. They run out of time and money, and the majority of them fail. Why? Sponsored content by tatum_io:
Most companies want in, but less than 0.1% of developers are senior enough to deliver on the projects they want to build. Why are blockchains so difficult to code for? To build blockchain apps, you need to have access to nodes . Installing and running nodes is difficult, expensive and time-consuming. It’s a full-time job in and of itself.
Running nodes for one blockchain is difficult enough, but maintaining perfectly functioning nodes for multiple blockchains requires a full dev-ops team. Each blockchain has its own language and set of particularities. Learning to code for one can take quite a bit of time; learning to code proficiently for multiple blockchains is next to impossible.
All this learning to build blockchain apps can take months or years to master, and hiring blockchain developers is extremely expensive, if you can even find them. For this reason, up to 90% of blockchain implementations never even get successfully launched. They run out of time and money, and the majority of them fail.
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