IKB
opensea-js
IKB | opensea-js | |
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1 | 640 | |
15 | 2,263 | |
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1.8 | 9.4 | |
over 2 years ago | 6 days ago | |
Solidity | TypeScript | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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IKB
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NFT Projects Are Just MLMs for Tech Elites
> This is not only not a very convincing argument, it's a little bit of an insulting one.
My apologies if I came across as insulting, but I do feel a sense of frustration with some of the arguments provided in discussions like these, and I think we can agree that some of the language critiquing NFTs here does not scream "open minded".
First, let me correct a misconception that may give you a slightly different perspective. You write "since there are multiple blockchains that handle NFTs, an NFT is just unique on that blockchain". It is worse than that! There is nothing that enforces uniqueness of an NFT within a single blockchain; not in a way that would make such a duplicate any different than a duplicate on a different chain. You couldn't prevent such duplicates, even if you wanted to. First, artists may on purpose create multiple copies; second, the only way such unique could be detected would be hashes, which can easily be fooled. Third, a scammer minting an NFT of an image belonging to an artist, would then block that artist from being able to mint the NFT themselves. It sounds bad, but it really doesn't matter for the concept to work. People scamming by pretending they are selling art pieces they did not create is a problem, but it is not a problem NFTs set out to solve (and indeed cannot).
The NFT does not confer any legal rights, correct. But what legal authorities would you want it to confer to the owner? There are a couple that are really useful: The right to download a copy of the art piece from a website. Yes. The right to use the art piece as a profile picture on Twitter. Sure! And artists do often provide license agreements along those lines. (If they don't provide any license information, I believe an owner could try to argue that there is an implied license, and may or may not succeed in that claim.) Some artists put their work even into the public domain.
I would agree that owning an NFT which you do not have the permission to copy to your hard-drive, or which you cannot see on OpenSea because the artist refuses to allow OpenSea to show that image, seems quite degraded. It will probably be not very popular. And yet, some people just might pay for it anyway, because the ownership of the token on a blockchain is what matters in the end. If a popular artist such as beeple were to publish an NFT, explicitly denying that the owner has any rights to even make a copy of the image, there is no doubt someone would buy it. Call it conceptual art. There is no legal system required, because like you say correctly, the NFT itself does not confer any legal rights. The blockchain is the definitive record of ownership, because legal modes of ownership are basically orthogonal.
Consider the example of Mitchell F. Chan's Digital Immaterial Zones (I recommend the blue paper: https://github.com/mitchellfchan/IKB/blob/master/Digital-Zon...), which explicitly is a token without any visual media attached; there is nothing that exists outside of the blockchain that you even could own. It is the pure distillation of this idea.
There is a difference between an artist saying "you have the right to download my file" and the artist saying "I consider you the owner of this immaterial piece that I created, I will only acknowledge 10 owners maximum, and also all of you have the right to download the file".
The latter kind of agreement can certainly be modeled with a conventional contract, and indeed that has been done in the art world, but it is just so much easier on a blockchain to track those 10 owners, verify that the person selling to you is an authentic owner and that they sell their claim only once, and so on.
opensea-js
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Build an AI-powered NFT generator with TS, GPT, Polygon and CASE (Part 1/2)
We will create a web app that will let users mint a NFT in one click: creating an AI art from a prompt, storing it on IPFS and mint the unique NFT in Polygon so you can see it on OpenSea. Pretty cool right ?
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A mix of these for Shadow Wolf!
OS: https://opensea.io /Keyframes/collected
- Looking for someone to really, really dumb this stuff down for me.
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PC lags under medium+ load (CPU Temp jumps)
It's peculiar considering it works fine for most games (R6S, GTAV, LoL, Valorant) but it's these odd situations that makes just light browsing a huge pain. An example I can think of where this is an issue is opensea.io where any animated sections cause my browser to lag until i navigate away from the content.
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Web3 Wallet Best Practices: Safeguarding Your Crypto Assets
Some classic phishing attempts are fake e-mails from scammers pretending they are part of Opensea, Binance, Metamask, or individuals messaging you on Telegram, Discord, or Twitter pretending they are part of a team or interested to buy your assets in different means than through the trustable marketplaces.
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ERC 6551: Token Bound Accounts - A Revolution by Future Primitive.
Bulk Transfers and Collection Trading: The introduction of token-bound accounts enables the trading of entire NFT collections as a single unit. Platforms like OpenSea can leverage this functionality to facilitate bulk transfers of NFTs, streamlining collection management for both creators and collectors.
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I’m finally trading my Kitsune avatar, for Morgan and Eris.
download metamask app, copy your secret recovery phrase and paste in metamask, then set up password, go to browser, type "opensea.io", then connect wallet, then profile!!
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WTF??? 40.70149876343175, -74.00093199289718 - need to select and drop the pegman to see - East River New York
After manually flipping some bits, I'm pretty sure that the first part is meant to be https://opensea.io/
- Test post please ignore
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What are smart contracts? Learn and deploy your first contract.
Smart contracts which deal with minting, listing, buying, selling, collecting, and viewing NFTs are called NFT smart contracts. NFTs are non-fungible tokens, which means these are some digital art, music, photographs, etc. which are up for sale digitally and are unique in the world. The biggest digital art (NFTs) market is Opensea. I will also be posting an article where I will create an NFT marketplace dApp from scratch soon.
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