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Soulbound
what this paper is really about is allowing tokens to be more than just financial objects. Rather it is about allowing them to pick up ‘attestations’ that allow your account, or “soul”, to become a nuanced multi-faceted decentralised identity, opening up the wonders of decentralised sociality.
Nick Almond • Soulbound
“A lot of people have been wanting some sort of game that takes place in a fantasy realm, or a science-fiction realm,” he told me. “They want it to be compatible with with other realms. They want to be able to build on top of that. They want to know that the items that they have will always be with them. [I was] just kind of building in that direct... See more
The Verge • Loot is a viral social network that looks like nothing you've ever seen
That statement had worked to flatter the Arelius Patriarch’s ego, but it was also the truth. The generally accepted limit was that one person could only take one inheritance. It settled much deeper than an ordinary dream tablet; rather than simply adding memories, it was supposed to be like adding to your very identity.
Will Wight • Dreadgod (Cradle Book 11)
When it’s minted, an object can have a profit-sharing agreement burned into its soul. Let’s say I sell the object I minted to the influential collector Katerina Hash-Jones and, simply by dint of her ownership, its value skyrockets. (Katerina only buys the best.) She sells it for 10X what she paid, but/and because of the agreement embedded in the ob... See more