MUSE DAODistribution of Muse staking reward
A few weeks ago we announced the start of single $MUSE staking to earn $MUSE bought back using the NFT20 protocol fees. We decided to migrate to a new staking contract that offers more flexibility and safety based on the xSushi smart contract:The new contract issues Staked Muse (sMUSE), an ERC20 that offers a new range of use cases for the $Muse ecosystem.The first contract had an arithmetic error spotted by Bailey T that could have locked forever some $Muse on the contract in the long term a...
MUSE DAORecent launches, community feedback, new ventures..
Hello everyone! Here is a little update on what happened recently at the Muse DAO since our last blog!Feedback formWe wanted to get the community's feedback and identify anyone with project ideas the DAO can help support. We made a form with a few questions to get your thoughts on the DAO and any ideas you'd like to explore. The form can be found here: https://forms.gle/BJhXo6AYNve4DKPU6Recent launchesWhite LotusThe White Lotus is a proof of concept designed to test the limits of a ...
MUSE DAO2 years anniversary community update
It’s been 2 years since the launch of the Very Nifty game that lead to the creation of the Muse DAO: An NFT venture builder owned by the community. In this article, we’ll take the time to write about some of our past releases and see where we are going. For the lookback, our past releases fit in the NFT universe and will be listed in several categories: Trading, Gaming, Tools, and experiments.NFT TradingNFT20 is our flagship product. The first NFT exchange that enabled trading tokenized floor...
MUSE DAODistribution of Muse staking reward
A few weeks ago we announced the start of single $MUSE staking to earn $MUSE bought back using the NFT20 protocol fees. We decided to migrate to a new staking contract that offers more flexibility and safety based on the xSushi smart contract:The new contract issues Staked Muse (sMUSE), an ERC20 that offers a new range of use cases for the $Muse ecosystem.The first contract had an arithmetic error spotted by Bailey T that could have locked forever some $Muse on the contract in the long term a...
MUSE DAORecent launches, community feedback, new ventures..
Hello everyone! Here is a little update on what happened recently at the Muse DAO since our last blog!Feedback formWe wanted to get the community's feedback and identify anyone with project ideas the DAO can help support. We made a form with a few questions to get your thoughts on the DAO and any ideas you'd like to explore. The form can be found here: https://forms.gle/BJhXo6AYNve4DKPU6Recent launchesWhite LotusThe White Lotus is a proof of concept designed to test the limits of a ...
MUSE DAO2 years anniversary community update
It’s been 2 years since the launch of the Very Nifty game that lead to the creation of the Muse DAO: An NFT venture builder owned by the community. In this article, we’ll take the time to write about some of our past releases and see where we are going. For the lookback, our past releases fit in the NFT universe and will be listed in several categories: Trading, Gaming, Tools, and experiments.NFT TradingNFT20 is our flagship product. The first NFT exchange that enabled trading tokenized floor...
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Today we would like to share what we’ve been working on and a rough plan for the rest of Q2!
In the past few months, the DAO has officially hired Jules and Virus as full-time core developers. We are looking forward to adding a few more people to the communications and marketing side once we decide more about our long- term plan and vision.
In the past ~4 months we invested most of our time developing the NFT indexer, you can use the API for free here https://niftyapi.xyz
The indexer has been a huge engineering learning curve for us, there are teams that have 10 engineers and raised millions of dollars to create similar tech but didn’t manage to figure it out yet. We learned and grew a lot while developing the indexer.
We still have some minor bugs to fix, but our current API features:
Indexes all Ethereum Mainnet and Arbitrum NFT transfers live
Indexes all NFTs metadata
Indexes all Opensea, Looksrare, Zora, and 0x protocol sales
Provides trading data and statistics from all marketplaces
With this powerful API developers can build any NFT application they wish. We have already been working on a price monitoring website using our API that will be released soon.
In the near future, we’ll clean the Github repository and open source the indexer code for others to be able to contribute openly and make it better
During Q2 we’ll work on the documentation and guides to start reaching out to other projects and developers.
Our goal with Pepesea was to open source an NFT Marketplace frontend powered by our indexer, so anybody can use and fork and thus democratize NFT trading.
With the help of Virus we developed https://pepesea.io (currently in alpha) — it is a full featured NFT marketplace built on top of the Zora protocol smart contracts, it will start with 0 fees and all order books are on chain.
In the coming months we will clean and document the Github repository and open source the marketplace for anyone to be able to create their own marketplace or improve it.
New cudl game features were put on hold while we developed the indexer but we expect this to change during Q2.
We’ve been thinking a lot about the game we want to create and its meaning. We are not so excited about “farming/ponzis” style games but we are looking forward to turn cudl into a more fun calm game to play. We don’t want to share too much as then we get bombarded with “wen” but expect exciting updates during this Q2.
NFT20 was the first ever NFT AMM and liquidity protocol, we learned a lot from it but ultimately the protocol which was developed originally in 2020 is very inefficient for current NFT trading and we feel there are better NFT AMMs solutions to be created, we will keep maintaining NFT20 while we think how we can tackle the NFT liquidity problem better.
A few community members seem to be unhappy about “token marketing” or “when can you pamp my bags so I exit”.
We feel the need to reiterate what we’ve been saying since the beginning (for 20 months now )— MUSE is a coordination mechanism to manage the DAO and all of MUSE’s supply was airdropped via a game.
Without any substantial value being created first, we don’t feel it’s our place to try to “market” a token to pamp its price artificially or to include it in products unless it’s necessary.
We swim through this tough industry to try and develop products that will help it, once we find product market fit with one of the products we explore. Earnings and monetary value appreciation will happen.
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Today we would like to share what we’ve been working on and a rough plan for the rest of Q2!
In the past few months, the DAO has officially hired Jules and Virus as full-time core developers. We are looking forward to adding a few more people to the communications and marketing side once we decide more about our long- term plan and vision.
In the past ~4 months we invested most of our time developing the NFT indexer, you can use the API for free here https://niftyapi.xyz
The indexer has been a huge engineering learning curve for us, there are teams that have 10 engineers and raised millions of dollars to create similar tech but didn’t manage to figure it out yet. We learned and grew a lot while developing the indexer.
We still have some minor bugs to fix, but our current API features:
Indexes all Ethereum Mainnet and Arbitrum NFT transfers live
Indexes all NFTs metadata
Indexes all Opensea, Looksrare, Zora, and 0x protocol sales
Provides trading data and statistics from all marketplaces
With this powerful API developers can build any NFT application they wish. We have already been working on a price monitoring website using our API that will be released soon.
In the near future, we’ll clean the Github repository and open source the indexer code for others to be able to contribute openly and make it better
During Q2 we’ll work on the documentation and guides to start reaching out to other projects and developers.
Our goal with Pepesea was to open source an NFT Marketplace frontend powered by our indexer, so anybody can use and fork and thus democratize NFT trading.
With the help of Virus we developed https://pepesea.io (currently in alpha) — it is a full featured NFT marketplace built on top of the Zora protocol smart contracts, it will start with 0 fees and all order books are on chain.
In the coming months we will clean and document the Github repository and open source the marketplace for anyone to be able to create their own marketplace or improve it.
New cudl game features were put on hold while we developed the indexer but we expect this to change during Q2.
We’ve been thinking a lot about the game we want to create and its meaning. We are not so excited about “farming/ponzis” style games but we are looking forward to turn cudl into a more fun calm game to play. We don’t want to share too much as then we get bombarded with “wen” but expect exciting updates during this Q2.
NFT20 was the first ever NFT AMM and liquidity protocol, we learned a lot from it but ultimately the protocol which was developed originally in 2020 is very inefficient for current NFT trading and we feel there are better NFT AMMs solutions to be created, we will keep maintaining NFT20 while we think how we can tackle the NFT liquidity problem better.
A few community members seem to be unhappy about “token marketing” or “when can you pamp my bags so I exit”.
We feel the need to reiterate what we’ve been saying since the beginning (for 20 months now )— MUSE is a coordination mechanism to manage the DAO and all of MUSE’s supply was airdropped via a game.
Without any substantial value being created first, we don’t feel it’s our place to try to “market” a token to pamp its price artificially or to include it in products unless it’s necessary.
We swim through this tough industry to try and develop products that will help it, once we find product market fit with one of the products we explore. Earnings and monetary value appreciation will happen.
…
Do you have a gambling problem? Learn the warning signs of gambling addiction and how to get the help you need.
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