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Bees will be free minted, user pays gas fees. Bees will not come with clothing, you will have to buy the clothing to dress them.
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User will mint a bee & and an outfit on our dapp and combine the NFTs through the DAO.
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Genesis pieces: Rarest will have best traits and properties.
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Genesis Outfits: Will provide best stats and additional properties.
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All bees will be associated with a random "Hive".
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Royalties of each Bee & Outfit is donated to a charity in the "Hive".
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Bees will have rarity stats dependent on garment and accesory combinations. Secondly, they will have dynamic stats measured in community participation.
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Bees will have roles, all genesis bees will be Royals (queen or king).
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Bees will double as jpegs and gifs. As an owner you will have access to each frame.
- What side-effects would occur with fractional genesis bees?
- What more can we do to encourage people to think about bees and the importance of fighting climate change?
- What use cases could special licensing be used for attracting more people to buy bees?
- Gains on a sale is taxable, but what about the donation made on every sale? Is that tax-deductible?
- What would be the best use case for creating an ERC-1155 Fancy Bee?
- How am I going to get metadata that updates? Where am I going to store that data?
- Does the DAO have its own token and what are the tokenomics behind it?
An end-to-end example of minting NFTs on Ethereum from your browser. Powered by nft.storage and scaffold-eth!
required: Node plus Yarn and Git
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/mrodriguez3313/FancyB.git
cd FancyB
Install dependencies:
yarn install
Run the frontend:
yarn start
in a second terminal window:
cd FancyB
yarn chain
in a third terminal window:
cd FancyB
yarn deploy