Open inefficientcodegit opened 2 years ago
Hey @inefficientcodegit, I did. I made some tweaks to this general purpose contract to meet the specific needs of the project and deployed on Polygon. The project is live and around 650 of the 10,000 NFTs have been minted so far.
Are you building a project that you think this contract could work for?
Very cool! Yes, I've got a project underway with art mostly done and now figuring out the most appropriate way to deploy and handle minting. In an ideal world I'd love to build a lazy minting implementation that works on Loopring L2 and includes royalties.
Basically building this around the GME/GameStop community on Reddit. GameStop is soon launching a new NFT marketplace with Loopring L2 as the first L2/cheap gas option. I have been building a whitelist of interested people that's over 3500 deep, and with the right (cheap and simple) minting solution I'm pretty sure hitting 10k mints should be achievable. Planning to do some testing in the next few days, but hitting some dead ends with Loopring at the moment, adding a whitelist check should be doable and looking for a walletconnect integration so the new wallet.gamestop.com wallet can be used.
Let me know if you'd be interested in collaborating at all, I am looking to move fairly fast with this!
(Actually here's a link to a Reddit post on this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/uzuuwv/you_wanted_an_nft_you_wanted_an_nft_everyone/)
Just playing around with your contract and deploying on Rinkeby testnet - I'm getting just placeholder images and no metadata on OpenSea, there's nothing I need to do to toggle between Polygon and ETH right?
Hey @inefficientcodegit thanks for the comments!
I checked out the post. You are getting a ton of support. Way to go! Are you planning to monetize this at all or just give them away. Seems like an cool project but a guy has gotta eat lol
You are correct there is nothing you need to do to toggle between Poly/Eth networks. I would suggest checking your metadata links and your pinata links are exactly right. I had a few failed testsnet launches where I forgot to add "ipfs://" to the beginning of my link or something tiny like that.
Love this work, did you ever get round to the lazy minting code??