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You now~

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Verifying my Twitter account for my #GalxeID gid:VKkd6pXAPhXWsrcJ4MXgHC @Galxe

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@WestCoin_ is，me

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@NIAOBGE 这个币给我干亏麻了

[Crypto Rug Muncher @CryptoRugMunch]

🚨 Voidwalker - $VOID is a heavily bundled scam!

I discovered bundling in at least the top 300 wallets of this project. Additionally, Devsnightmare reports significant holdings by early buyers.

The likelihood of a rug pull is near 100% with this setup. Avoid this project to protect your crypto assets. Stay safe!

[2077: A Code Quest @2077codes]

Daily dev log #1

Firstly, we applied for Coingecko listing today with fast approval. We should be listed soon.

I also released a prompt enhancement feature to make AI-generated prompts.

Much of the work today was focused on saving created in storage. The current setup uses IndexedDB, which is a form of local storage built into most modern browsers.

This works great if you're just working on apps on your own, but if you want to actually share and save apps with others, you're out of luck - all the data is on your local machine.

I want you to be able to share your apps with others. I also want you to be able to 'fork' an existing app and edit it on your own local machine.

There are two parts to accomplishing this:

1. User account control, so you can fork/share existing apps
2. App metadata and file storage

If our apps were just text documents, #2 would have been easy. But because apps are text and files and if you've cooked them like that - even multimedia - I had to think of more efficient ways of saving apps.

Additionally, app storage is rather useless unless you can actually "bring" apps created by others into your account.

So before we can have app storage, we need to have user account control.

Aka, a login system.

For login, I spent quite a bit of time putting together a usePrivy handler. Privy allows anyone to login with their web3 wallets, but after talking to a few people, I realized that many people hesitate to connect their wallets to new sites.

Which is why our login system will offer both email and web3 wallet logins. If you're uncomfortable with sharing your web3 wallet, you can use email. Or vice-versa.

Both of these are cooking nicely and should be on their way asap.

On the game front, I've commissioned a fantastic pixel artist to dream up scenes for our next quest.

I've also started work on an "off-scene" scene - a space tavern where you'll be able to buy assistants and tools (such as the prompt enhancer released today). Oh, and there will be a "jukebox" where you can listen to some AI-generated tunes - and set them as the background music.

Exciting stuff, if I'm honest.

Market remained bad enough today that I didn't even check my portfolio.

Crypto, am I right? 😁

P.S.: Besides announcements and feature updates, I'll release daily dev logs like this every night just to keep comms open.

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@sylvestercs180 @2077codes Yes

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@2077codes nice

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@2077codes

[2077: A Code Quest @2077codes]

Dev note about the early demo release today:

In another space, I would have likely waited to flesh out the UI, maybe add more custom music, and have a far more robust dialog system before launching this early a release

But this is crypto, attention spans are short, and larps are aplenty.

Telling is nice. Showing is better.

Hopefully, this little preview shows that we're working really, really hard at bringing our vision to life.

A coding AI tool couched in an interactive game is an idea that has the potential to be mainstream - something you might use an 8 year old to teach coding.

This is something I truly believe in.

Over the coming days, my priorities will be as follows:

- Move the coding prompt within the game instead of an external screen. The current flow breaks immersion.
- Flesh out the current scene with quest items and an inventory
- Bring the AI assistants from the home screen to the game
- Create a more robust UI layer

What we have are the early inklings of a game. My goal is to flesh this out until its something you can show your kid and be happy about it.

There's a lot of work to be done. I'm going to put my head down and get to it.

Regular updates here will follow.

[APE @TheDefiApe]

#2077codes is litterally $alch with a funky twist and the team has effectively locked/burnt 45% of the supply.

I bet you didn't like $alch at $10M either anon...

[2077: A Code Quest @2077codes]

Dev note: Twitter verified applied

Game engine is ~90% complete, animations and game world 100% complete

Only remaining items on the to do are the UI

Once game engine is complete, will lean heavily into gamifying all aspects of the dApp

[Degen Spy 🧠 @degen_spy]

Instead of slow rugging, @morpheuswhale has now started doing proper rug pulls.

They literally pulled the liquidity from $XERA and deleted all tweets.

Accounts involved in the rug:

@morpheuswhale @arnaultwhale @TatesCrypto @CryptoGFishere @punk1685 @CZbayc

Block them all

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@pakoghab take my 0.3sol

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@duunuhh Yes I lost 0.3s

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@morpheuswhale lol A liar's tool to help