This project is similar to Art Blocks and BeyondNFT, with the following distinctions: unlike Art Blocks, it’s not curated (no invitation required) and is fully on-chain (no external page generator needed). And unlike BeyondNFT, it’s not reliant on externally hosted metadata.
Creators can publish JS modules (lambdas) on the Polygon blockchain, and issue them as publicly mintable NFTs. For every minted token, the contract returns full HTML page via getHtml(tokenId) method. In this way NFTs are fully on-chain.
The project is live on Polygon, Kovan and Rinkeby. The source code is uploaded to Polygonscan and Etherscan. Also, NFTs are viewable on OpenSea.
I’ve implemented a Mandelbrot NFT as a first showcase, it’s currently featured on the landing page.
Creators can publish JS modules (lambdas) on the Polygon blockchain, and issue them as publicly mintable NFTs. For every minted token, the contract returns full HTML page via getHtml(tokenId) method. In this way NFTs are fully on-chain. The project is live on Polygon, Kovan and Rinkeby. The source code is uploaded to Polygonscan and Etherscan. Also, NFTs are viewable on OpenSea.
I’ve implemented a Mandelbrot NFT as a first showcase, it’s currently featured on the landing page.
I’ve also posted a few related articles:
1) On the topic of on-chain generative NFTs in general: https://taras-evt.medium.com/fully-on-chain-generative-nfts-...
2) About building Mandelbrot NFT: https://lambdanft.medium.com/mandelbrot-fractal-nft-fully-on...
Let me know what you think in the comments!