- Immediate disaster relief & prevention 🔥
- Tracking the efficacy of carbon credit providers 🌳
- Carbon offset tokens with built-in credit quality assurance 🛰
- We use IPFS & IPNS 1 for storage (decentralized storage) & Pinata 2 for updating the folders (CIDs) of the NFT metadata (embedded information) & satellite imagery stored.
- Our NFT smart contracts use the ERC-721A protocol 3, which allows for low-cost (gas-fee) bulk minting.
- We also use the ERC-1155: Multi Token Standard, as it makes it simpler to create several different collections under one smart contract by allowing the minting of different tokens with unique BaseURIs—metadata). 4
- We have deployed several pre-audited ERC-1155 templates from Dedaub contract library. 5
- Our public mint page is built with React using Chakra-UI. 6
- We have successfully deployed a Harberger Tax Implementation on Avalanche. (Modeled after WildCards 7)
- Originally deployed on Goerli Ethereum Test Network 8, we deployed our version on FUJI.
- Used for “taxing” NFT holders; holders have to pay to keep holding an NFT. 9
- This allowed us to implement a subscription-based NFT.
See our full GitHub Repo Here!
Footnotes
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IPNS Documentation (https://docs.ipfs.io/concepts/ipns/) ↩
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Pinata API Documentation (https://docs.pinata.cloud/pinata-api) ↩
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ERC-721A (https://erc721a.org) ↩
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ERC-1155 (https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1155) ↩
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TreumERC1155, Dedaub Smart Contract Library (https://library.dedaub.com/contracts/Ethereum/d5fabf928f5505a533bbfd0eb89569634c29b953/source) ↩
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Chakra-UI (React) (https://chakra-ui.com/) ↩
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WildCards (https://wildcards.world/) ↩
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Harberger Tax Implementation (https://dev.to/wildcards/build-your-first-harberger-tax-app-part-1-3gdd) ↩
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Harberger Tax Overview (https://medium.com/@simondlr/what-is-harberger-tax-where-does-the-blockchain-fit-in-1329046922c6) ↩