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I'm going to be deploying the Onchain Tipping Registry to Ham chain in less than 24 hours and will provide documentation on how to interact with the smart contracts. This will allow for any ERC20 token on Ham chain to become a tippable token on Farcaster. 

Initially the only way to register tokens will be through the smart contract. If someone wants to make an interface for registration you will be able to set an optional TN100x fee that you can take during registration (up to 10%). The fee for registration is 250,000 $TN100x. There is currently no expiration on tipping symbols, but expect there to be in the future. When implemented it will be 1 year. Think ENS for tipping symbols. Each tipping symbol is tied to an NFT.

There are two medium/long term goals with OTR. 1) Allow for coins to be registered from multiple chains and 2) figure out the best way to decentralize the tipping process. More to come on this.

The Onchain Tipping Registry smart contracts and documentation are live! This lets you create a tippable token on Farcaster from any ERC20 token on Ham chain. The Ham Relayer sends the tips directly to the receivers wallet on Ham chain. 

There's no official interface for this yet and you'll need to interact directly with the smart contracts. Registration costs 250,000 $TN100x. If you want to build an interface you can charge a fee and receive up to 10% of the registration cost. 

Check out the OTR Github for a full example of deploying an ERC20 token, registering a tipping token, and converting the original token to the tippable version: https://github.com/ham-official/otr 

You can also read more about it here: https://docs.ham.fun/docs/otr/intro

Reach out if you have a Base ERC20 token that you want to make tippable thats not currently listed on the Ham bridge ham.fun/bridge

Currently deploying. Unofficial head platypus of /lp 

This is awesome! 

So you support backend for watching casts and sending the tips?

All we'd need to do is add ourselves to the registry?

Sounds interesting! It's great to see innovative ideas like this. Adding ourselves to the registry seems like a simple step towards supporting creators. Keep up the awesome work!