Here comes a historical thread on the project that got me into this space: clovers.network. For those not in the know, @cloversnetwork is an NFT project that involves generative art, bonding curves, on-chain data, algorithmic rewards and a proof-of-work pig 🐷☘️
My favorite NFT project remains @cloversnetwork. Generating NFTs in your browser by simulating games of reversi finding outcomes with symmetrical patterns 🤯
Gather round young ones and let me teach you about Clovers, the project that launched exactly 2 years ago and resulted in crypto OGs scrolling for a week straight trying to find rare dots. This gave @j1mmyeth the idea for @AvaStarsNFT discovery/minting opensea.io/collection/clover…
Gather round young ones and let me teach you about Clovers, the project that launched exactly 2 years ago and resulted in crypto OGs scrolling for a week straight trying to find rare dots. This gave @j1mmyeth the idea for @AvaStarsNFT discovery/minting opensea.io/collection/clover…
Yes! Not only scrolling, but keeping the truffle pigs on all night to see what they found 😂🐷
My favorite @cloversnetwork was this one that looked like a cryptopunk to me
opensea.io/assets/0xb55c5cac…
Gather round young ones and let me teach you about Clovers, the project that launched exactly 2 years ago and resulted in crypto OGs scrolling for a week straight trying to find rare dots. This gave @j1mmyeth the idea for @AvaStarsNFT discovery/minting opensea.io/collection/clover…
I think it's a cool idea, and I've tried it before too. One thing we could all use is a new alternative to QR codes, where each code is visually recognizable, which would help prevent malicious codes. One example could be a code reader for @cloversnetwork