Infura's IPFS service is shutting down.
August 3: New uploads and pinning stop
August 15: API and dedicated gateway access end
Filebase can import and re-pin your existing CIDs. Start now. After August 15th, it may be too late.
https://t.co/hFrRNLRYVz
Been digging into stablecoin payments lately -- wild to see how much subscription models create lift for platforms.
Powering robust subscriptions on stablecoin rails is obvious to anyone who knows payments at all but almost no one does this well.
Nonetheless wild to see how much stablecoin subscriptions outpace one-off payments.
Excited to see the likes of @emergentlabs, @veniceai, @Tatum and @Filebase use Stripe stablecoin rails to deliver their products to users all over the world (esp where card coverage is thin)!
@sternhenri Thanks @sternhenri, Thrilled to be powering our decentralized storage subscriptions with Stripe stablecoin rails.
Makes it seamless for builders worldwide to pay in USDC and other stables without the usual fiat friction.
Shoutout to the Stripe team!
@dklmccp yeah this is the sneaky part of object storage pricing. it’s not always data volume, it’s how many tiny ops your workflow creates. we’re cheaper than AWS S3 on request overages at Filebase, but chunk-heavy workflows are still worth modeling upfront.
Filebase is live on Product Hunt today.
We’re building high-performance S3-compatible object storage built for modern file-heavy workloads.
Fast uploads/downloads, zero egress fees, predictable pricing.
Would love the support from friends here:
https://t.co/gkiVMUBWLU
Really happy to finally see this launch.
Excited to keep improving the object storage experience and building something fast, simple, and predictable for developers.
Lots more ahead.
@Drewmutable@G4SP4RD@Filebase That’s cool and all — unless you’re holding NFTs on Solana or Tezos, because Pinata’s backup tool only handles EVM chains right now.
If you want to preserve EVM, @solana, and @tezos without switching tools this is the go to.
https://t.co/TPrXxnnrXk
Friendly remind to my fellow collector friends:
it's also your responsability to back up the IPFS files from the NFT you are collecting. It's a matter of long term preservation!
@Filebase is offering a super easy feature to do that
If you’re headed to @EthereumDenver next week and building with ERC-8004, check out @Filebase — I’ll cover your first 5GB free. Limited to the first few sign ups, limited code.
👇
https://t.co/6fPgeCQS1r
Minted an ERC-8004 agent and found a typo later?
If your agentURI points to an IPFS CID, every edit creates a new CID and forces an on-chain (gas) update.
Use IPNS instead: mint once to ipns, republish updates off-chain for $0 gas.
https://t.co/PzS36h9ldk
The web still runs on blind trust.
IPFS replaces that with verifiable, content-addressed data that can’t quietly change or disappear.
Why that matters for a safer internet ↓
https://t.co/07zDBsDYJd
@archivepilled We built a tool at Filebase to help with this exact issue and even went so far as to make sure it supported as many chains as possible. In most cases you're backing up the entire collection metadata and images. Scan any wallet address. https://t.co/TPrXxnnrXk
@VittoStack Don't forget @Filebase for storage. Without IPNS you're going to be replacing your agent identity instead of updating it every time. https://t.co/SrBGJVhwI6
If your ERC-8004 agent's identity file is on a local node that goes offline, your agent effectively ceases to exist. 💀
Don't let flaky infrastructure kill your reputation.
Here is how to use Filebase to pin your agent identity with reliability. 🧵👇
https://t.co/bjdOaT0GcO