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With crypto file storage, it's not about how files are being stored i.e. decentralized or not.

But about how they are being accessed i.e. address-based vs traditional authentication schemes.

With Private IPFS, you can extend your crypto apps usage of Pinata to things you probably haven't thought of. Like logging.

With Private IPFS, you can extend your crypto apps usage of Pinata to things you probably haven't thought of. Like logging. https://bit.ly/409mbbi

Alright chat, let's discuss Private IPFS 

https://bit.ly/3PuvE7T

IPCM for Solana is here! 🎉 It's still in it's infancy so if there's any true Solana developers would love your feedback and contributions to make this more robust vs my feeble attempts to port this from Solidity 😅

IPCM for Solana is here! 🎉 It's still in it's infancy so if there's any true Solana developers would love your feedback and contributions to make this more robust vs my feeble attempts to port this from Solidity 😅 

https://github.com/PinataCloud/ipcm-solana

https://pinata.cloud/blog/why-your-rollup-should-use-an-ipfs-pinning-service-a-developers-guide/

I published IPCM.dev during the holiday craze and I finally had a moment to write a proper blog post about it; check it out!

I published IPCM.dev during the holiday craze and I finally had a moment to write a proper blog post about it; check it out! 

https://bit.ly/3DC3WDM

Hey. We like you. Here's better pricing :)

Hey. We like you. Here's better pricing :) 

https://bit.ly/3BRWGmB

Today I'm excited to release IPCM: InterPlanetary CID Mapping, a smart contract solution for dynamic IPFS data. 

IPCM is a simple smart contract that stores an IPFS CID reference which anyone can read but owner the owner of the contract can update it. 

Something we encountered quite a bit at Pinata is user frustration with updating content on IPFS. For images or json files it just meant re-uploading the file and getting a new CID. However for websites shared on IPFS it was way worse. Today solutions like IPNS exist but prove to be slow, complicated, and lack an accessible history. 

With IPCM you can update the CID reference on the contract, then anyone can read it. The contract uses the Ownable extension so only the owner of the contract can write to it, giving a level of identity tied to the content being updated. There is also an event fired every time the content is updated, so if indexed with a tool like Ponder you can have an onchain version history.

IPCM is MIT licensed and open sourced

Most of our projects start as memes on Slack

Surprise launch tomorrow, just in time for Christmas 🎅🏼 🎄

This week when we built concealmint.com I took the opportunity to explore Ponder.sh; it’s the 🐐 Wrote up a blog post on how you can build an NFT indexer while using Pinata Dedicated Gateway image optimizations for all your IPFS needs 🔥🤝

This week when we built concealmint.com I took the opportunity to explore Ponder.sh; it’s the 🐐 Wrote up a blog post on how you can build an NFT indexer while using Pinata Dedicated Gateway image optimizations for all your IPFS needs 🔥🤝

https://bit.ly/3ZLL4cB

Making sure LLMs are up to date with your libraries and APIs is a pain due to context cutoffs, but it doesn't have to stay that way! Pinata built ai-docs.pinata.cloud to help users have the most updated context with any AI tool they use, and today we've published a guide on how to build your own with additional tips and tricks!

Making sure LLMs are up to date with your libraries and APIs is a pain due to context cutoffs, but it doesn't have to stay that way! Pinata built ai-docs.pinata.cloud to help users have the most updated context with any AI tool they use, and today we've published a guide on how to build your own with additional tips and tricks! 

https://bit.ly/49INbTg

Excited to announce a little project I've been working on 🌚 

CONCEALMINT.com - Create and mint NFTs with private files that only the owner can unlock 

Let me explain a bit in the thread below ✍🏻

I wrote a tutorial on how to use Pinata’s Vector Storage and Search to build a natural language search app for NFT collections. This one uses Pudgy Penguins as the example which turned out to be nice timing.

I wrote a tutorial on how to use Pinata’s Vector Storage and Search to build a natural language search app for NFT collections. This one uses Pudgy Penguins as the example which turned out to be nice timing. https://bit.ly/4fmfMiy

pudgypenguins

Just in time for PENGU 🎉 Learn how to build an NFT search for any NFT collection, but especially /pudgypenguins :)

Just in time for PENGU 🎉 Learn how to build an NFT search for any NFT collection, but especially /pudgypenguins :) https://bit.ly/4iFvbgr