2 months ago
I've been out for some time. Great to be back. My new code is so new. Seems like with it we're going to push Expanse to the front rows back again. The idea is simple - let's make NFT work.. just like the OpenSea story has never happened. The NFT is a banal and useful thing if we don't think about its money return promises. How so? Let's mint million NFTs free - each one as a wrapper for the file inside it. The NFT serves as a wrapper for any file worth minting NFT to wrap it. Why should we wrap any files? Because we want extend the crypto techs on normal files - this gives us some benefits.
What benefits? A. We can store files as tokens which means - separately (not en masse as it'd do otherwise). Each file has its own access rules - only owner of the key is always allowed to view/download the wrapped content of the token. B. We can easily find the file with NFT serving as its tag and retrieve it from the storage, again can/cannot depending on the access status of the token. C. Each token can be made "open" of "locked" (default is "locked"). Opens are seen by the world, locked ones are invisible.
2 months ago
In response kl3eo to his Publication
2 months ago
In response kl3eo to his Publication
Examples? A. A government body issues its documents minting them as NFTs or B. A university issues its diplomas and certificates minting them as NFTs or C. hide your precious docs in token storage and remember the mnemonics - none is able to lay their hands on your files since they are hidden in token storage. Well, many other useful things about storage of files will arise if there is an NFT wrapper around them.
