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Airdrop complete! 4,100+ 🎈 sent to 3k+ Warplets.

A few things to note:
- 🎈s are ERC-1155, so they stack. Warplet doesn't show quantity, but you can use OpenSea to check quantity.
- 🎈s are onchain SVG emojis. They'll be used as in-game inventory.
- Taking a break to ideate (+ CTG), but hope to be back soon.

I love the idea of creating episodic games mixed with onchain actions, a mix of storytelling, product / engineering, and crypto. Attention is ephemeral in social networks, and the main PMF I've seen so far with frames outside of giving away tokens is entertainment - and even better if its both.

Some learnings:
1. Airdrops are great for users, but make it much more likely the collection gets flagged as spam (both on OpenSea + Warplet)
2. Transparent parts of SVGs get shown right now with a white background
3. Maybe to optimize for frame tx volume and to avoid spam, I think we'll see more "claim airdrop" transactions

Cofounder @curated | Actively /vibecoding

it’s not feasible for clients to serve untrusted SVGs directly to end users since it’s trivial to serve one that crashes a client

so they end up getting transformed by some intermediate service where ideally things like transparency would be preserved but results may vary

likely best to left curve it with a PNG

Building @warpcast and @farcaster / dad / like to read, cook, ski, code

That is completely understandable. Unfortunately part of the standard for making art onchain is using SVGs (e.g. punks, opepen). 

In this case, I ended up just updating the SVGs with a black RECT behind each one to keep the end state :)