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Today we're excited to launch our Pokemon card vending machine as a frame! Mint a pack for ~$35 in ETH, DEGEN, or USDC, receive a graded card worth up to $500, and then head to Courtyard.io for your buyback offer. Thanks to @samuellhuber for helping build it! Read on for more details👇

Developer 🤓 build, develop and operate Farcaster solutions @ dtech.vision also love tech, decentralization, fitness and oldschool rap 😎

Today we're excited to launch our Pokemon card vending machine as a frame! Mint a pack for ~$35 in ETH, DEGEN, or USDC, receive a graded card worth up to $500, and then head to Courtyard.io for your buyback offer. Thanks to @samuellhuber.eth for helping build it! Read on for more details👇

https://courtyard.io/api/frame

Instant cross-chain swaps + transactions

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Head of Engineering at Courtyard.io, bringing physical collectibles onchain. nf.td/joe /courtyard /backend

Through @decentxyz you can mint cards on Polygon by spending ETH, DEGEN or USDC on Base.

1. Approve spending your USDC or DEGEN (skip for ETH)
2. Mint on @base 
3. Receive your card on @0xpolygon 
4. Get an offer for 70% market value

Full odds:
40%: $10-20
25%: $20-30
25%: $30-60
5%: $60-120
4%: $120-250
1%: $250-500

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Courtyard launched over 2 years ago, when Base wasn't created, and Polygon was the most widely-used scaling solution. Transaction frames only support Base, Optimism, and (as of Friday) Degen L3. But we've been on Farcaster from the early days and really wanted a way to support using our product directly from the feed.

What is the benefit of using base and polygon? And what do you mean by “mint on base, receive on polygon”? Why switch networks?

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You should be prompted to link a wallet on Courtyard after creating an account. But, if not, you can go to courtyard.io/settings and link your wallet there. Then you can accept the offer with your linked wallet.

Apologies for the barrage of questions, it's really an interesting platform! 

Re: getting an offer, how do I accept the offer? Seems like when I create an account on Courtyard, it creates a new wallet. Am I supposed to transfer it to the new custody wallet in Courtyard to be able to accept the offer?

Is this the same as this vending machine over at courtyard?

It works the same, but it's a separate machine (smart contract) with its own inventory, which is why the price is a bit different, and there's no daily limit to how many packs you can mint (at least, not yet!)