Your Airdrop 'Dust' Can Finally Be Useful—Thanks to This Ingenious Protocol

Good day! Certainly:


1. You can even turn existing pools into wNFTs and create yield strategies with more decentralized distribution by using a proxy contract (or even your own).
2. You can create indexes from LP positions today, fractionalize them, and achieve decentralization through obfuscation.
3. You can also trade wNFTs as standalone tokens, even though in practice, this would represent combined liquidity.

These are basic scenarios – in reality, much more complex implementations are possible.

NFT Piggy Banks in Your Wallet

Hi! I explored the NFT 2.0 issue in my article on Hackernoon as well: <https://hackernoon.com/nft-20-the-era-of-programmable-assets>

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Restaking Step-by-step

Well, stop by to read the other articles. More coming soon.

Yeah, it's a big topic. Especially since I deal not only with the economic part, but also with the technical part. So, I think, if you like the article, there will be a sequel. Your wishes are also heard and recorded.

I think you can start with cheap networks like Abritrum or even Scroll.

MEV per se and yield distribution by working with slashing, more active validators, etc. I will cover the technical details in one of the articles.

Thank you, this is important for the continuation of the research work

I hope you enjoy the following articles as well)

Introduction to Cryptographic Hash Functions

Not a bad clarification. Thank you for the article!

NFT 2.0: the Era of Programmable Assets

Please. I plan to develop the account now here on Hackernoon.

Well, great, since the trend finds itself in different incarnations.

Interesting question, I will try to answer it in a future article, as it is quite lengthy.

You're welcome, glad to have been helpful!

Creating NFTs in Arbitrum

Yes, not a mistake, but a typo: both links are correct, it's just faster to get to the mint the way you said. Thanks for the comment! I'll be even more careful next time.

Yes, you can, but it depends on several factors, at a minimum: 1) the version of the protocol (now there is 1 and 0); 2) the implementation in a particular dAPP. Great question! I'll test the applications and write a separate piece about it, I think.

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