https://t.co/H0x78KCy7C in all its entirety has been acquired by and is now maintained and operated by @tokenfox1
The lights are not going off: what you are witnessing is the new dark mode, showing the same glorious set of on-chain collections with fully restored content
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ŦɏŁᵻⱣⱥ (Tylipa) by Michael Aschauer is now listed.
This rare 2019 contract stores the wallet that grew each flower and the time it was grown. Its built-in renderer uses those values to return the finished flower as SVG markup.
https://t.co/MXvHFn9JuW
TOON by @alxocity is now listed.
Its contract stores the WORD, ChainFaces and RGB token IDs that compose each work. A separate on-chain renderer reads those IDs and source contracts to return the image as an SVG data URI.
https://t.co/lJzgkaF56d
MATH by @alxocity is now listed.
The original contract stores each number as its token ID and tracks ownership. A later renderer from the same deployer reads those tokens and returns on-chain JSON containing an SVG image of the number.
https://t.co/IshHkG2Ib7
Radioactive Punks by @radioactivepnks is now listed
The original contract links to Arweave metadata holding each punk's SVG. A separate renderer rebuilds each punk from traits and layer drawings held in data contracts, but the original never calls it
https://t.co/Sn6Nvep9aY
face․png is now listed
Each token ID encodes its colors and facial glyphs. The contracts store the artwork data on chain, build each PNG in Solidity, and return it in the token metadata.
https://t.co/4mMDauzIi7
Ran out of LLM tokens for https://t.co/GFbfOuZKZV
So unfortunately, we will need to stop the listings momentarily again until we acquire more.
The best way to support is to purchase an expedited review -- or if you prefer, we accept @bankrbot LLM tokens sent to @0xchainart
PixelChain Max, from @Pixelchain_Dapp, is now listed.
Each token keeps its name, author and mint block in contract storage. Compressed pixels and palette travel in mint calldata and are emitted in an event; an external decoder reconstructs the image.
https://t.co/c9iy32QzxB
RGB by @alxocity is now listed.
Each token's artwork is held in contract storage as numeric red, green and blue bit planes for a pixel image. The contract returns those values but does not draw them, so external code is needed to render the image.
https://t.co/Jt4ijkwWz6
WavesOnChain, from chromalita and @chromorphs, is now listed.
Its contract stores the complete generating program and returns it as plain text, along with each token's hash. An external copy of the p5 library runs the program to render the work.
https://t.co/i2oLRsaHNA
AI Imagined Faces : On-Chain, from @VanArman is now listed on 0xchain art.
Each of the 100 faces is compressed path data in contract storage; the contract itself decompresses it and draws the animated SVG, with no renderer beside it.
https://t.co/VQ73Auz9KV
WORD, from @WordsOnEth, is now listed.
Each token's word sits in contract storage, and getWord returns it as plain text - the contract has no renderer, so it produces no image and no metadata at all.
https://t.co/zTGhqTcyS2