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pogo 🎩
@pogo
So, it seems ERC404 meta has kind of died down, so what this project has going for it, is the generative fully on-chain art. To my knowledge, this was the first ERC404 to implement this. But how to best market it?
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Bamboo
@bamboo350
how about a frame that shows example output (randomised, button to see another) + mint button – easy to share could add a 'how does this work' button that shows a simplified explanation of the algorithm
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@pogo
I like this idea, I'm not too good at frontends/frames, but I'll look into it. It's not possible to mint per se, so instead there would be a button to buy from Uniswap, which effectively mints. Though, in retrospect, having a function to "Mint" would've been cool (effectively buying from Uniswap but abstracting that)
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Bamboo
@bamboo350
this could have some ideas: https://paragraph.xyz/@tomu/create-frames-without-code?referrer=0x98397a068d413d3c92a506f98c5f25d33a9dac14 perhaps Neynar could be used? on the "mint", could direct to uniswap, or poss a page on a project website that does the abstraction via a mint "button"?
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@pogo
Thanks for the resource! I already used a frame to distribute an airdrop on this platform, I bet I can change the code a bit. My bigger question is whether I'll be able to update the displayed content "on the fly" or not, since Warpcaster likes to cache things. So the first image displayed might be "sticky".
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Bamboo
@bamboo350
ah, the joy of cache looks like generalised transactions are coming to frames! https://warpcast.com/v/0x087bf959
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