An explanation of the economics of Arweave We launched the alpha version of Iron Drive last week and the pricing model we’re adopting confused a lot of people so it is most certainly relevant to give a detailed explanation of how it works.
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Say hello to Iron Drive We just released a blockchain-based file storage dApp. We call it Iron Drive.
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Minting with a pass: an alternative to whitelists for NFT smart contracts One thing we had to do recently was to implement an NFT smart contract where the mint (or at least the initial phase of the mint) was only possible if you owned an NFT from another collection. It could be seen as an alternative to a whitelist in some way,
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Using RainbowKit and wagmi to check that a wallet owns a specific NFT When we announced our JellyBots NFT collection, we explained that owning JellyBots will give their holders lifetime access to all the products we create at 0x3 Studio. On our side, that means that we have to implement a web3 login (with MetaMask or any other alternative) on all the products
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How to update your ENS TXT records from your own application There's something magic with ENS. In addition to being able to bind a username to a wallet address, like a domain name would be bound to an IP address, it also offers the possibility to attach metadata to your ENS name. The official name used for this is TXT records,
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Deep dive inside the JellyBots smart contract For the sake of transparency, we found it important, in addition to publicly publishing the source code of the JellyBots smart contract, to be able to explain line by line what it does. Our contract is pretty standard in appearance as it follows the ERC721 standard (ERC721A to be more
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