being pseudonymous has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.
it's allowed my ideas to be received based on merit alone.
no bias from how i look, where i went to school, what companies i've worked for, etc. i wouldn't have "ex-apple" in my bio, unfortunately.
i'm just a lowly designer on the internet.
and maybe i'm overestimating it, but i don't think i would have as much twitter success without it.
or maybe i'm wrong. maybe it's made people cynical of me and had the opposite effect.
all i know is that it's given me the psychological safety to think and share. highly recommend.
designeverydays
342 circle atm
341 ai music
340 generate ui
339 token gated compute
338 trial period
337 songcoin
336 safenet purchase
335 og eth users
334 email attachment
333 watch island
what if that one coin you were tracking was always visible, regardless of the app you were using?
332 ask mode
330 reactionary pricing
329 not comic sans
328 de-flix
1. tokenize all movie and tv
2. allow copy owners to generate plot variations
3. every copy has a unique plot inscribed
4. each copy is valued based on the owner's changes
the audience becomes the co-creators.
327 headline coins
feel something
326 shuhai
instead, people swap for each other as a sign of respect.
325 fontcoin theme
324 font-fi
wtf have i done
stand out
i accept it
gdupi
323 graduate
322 quit button
reading this too late
Outwork everyone
Bold. Never Regular.
321 tinder.fun
320 expanded swap
319 crypto translate
318 comicbase
317 religion
316 agent auto-populate
there are no clear affordances for agents on farcaster and twitter. i know it seems trivial, but it's hard to know what information you need to give the bot for it to be successful.
oh i'm so glad you asked
315 moon bag
313 battle screen
312 review victims
311 dock
310 share modal
309 radial swap menu
308 creator payouts
307 HUD
306 loyalty memes
305 group chat wallet
304 tap to tip
303 ape now, research later
302 price x model
301 accept as crypto
what if they could send me fiat that's converted to crypto before it's deposited in my balance?
does moonpay balance finally enable this?
300 portfolio theme
299 trim
298 batch swap slider
297 reservation bid
296 message launcher
295 cash out
i made this component using only code. you can play with it here: cashout-gains.vercel.app/
294 clank.fun
292 worldvote
(not shown: reduced fraud, real-time auditing, cost reduction in vote administration)
291 reveal vote
290 vote
289 look up
288 onchain context
287 failure
286 details
285 animation in cursor
not shown:
1. routing backend operations to the loading state messages
2. multiple iterations of hover and focus transitions
3. creating logic for input button and text
284 wallet-search.tsx
283 terminal txn
282 verified agent
281 composed code
i've been in cursor for almost 12 hours straight.
i haven't been in a flow state this intense and for this long since i started learning design.
i haven't even had the chance yet to build a ui. i'm just living in the terminal.
i've spent the last few days trying to figure out how to fetch wallet balances and swaps and give it to chatgpt to psychoanalyze.
and it finally worked.
And scatter it into the open spaces we breathe.
Maybe the birds will feel how the air is thinner,
And fly with more affection🕊️ 🔵
280 agent.fun
279 agent balance
279 solscan LLM
278 social commerce
277 music coin
sounds a lot like the way we earn cultural capital in music.
275 shill fee
274 swap prompt
273 swap boost
272 holder ranking
271 coin powered meme
270 pfp agents
269 doordash swap
268 launch L2
267 trading coach
266 wallet prompt
265 social market summary
nice summary
264 swap predict
263 chatgpt incognito mode
262 trading...
261 whereabouts
260 astrology
259 claim
258 perks
257 mint prompt
256 eip 7702
255 needle mover
254 ask your wallet
253 swap everything
252 wallet app clip
251 meta orion x pump.fun
250 ultraminimal
249 bulk swap
248 swap actions
247 wallet in wallet
246 crypto paywall
it removes the friction of account creation.
one-time payment options are quicker and more direct, giving access to readers that don't want to commit and paying writers more per piece.
writers also benefit because it reduces transaction fees and opens up global access.
245 lock screen txn
244 betting market poll
243 de-surance
242 blink listing
share the link to twitter where someone can directly purchase without navigating to an nft marketplace.
241 tokenized subscription
240 polymarket leaderboard
239 camera gating
238 minterest
237 smart contract agent
236 restaurant tab
if you could check in to a restaurant and open a tab with your wallet, you could pay and leave whenever you want.
when an order is placed, the funds move to escrow.
if you walk out and forget to close, a smart contract executes a transfer to the restaurant's address after a reasonable amount of time.
if you send something back to the kitchen, the restaurant can set a split for the item to refund from the escrow balance.
235 resy.tech
234 chain checker
yesterday i minted a concept that featured someone else's zora content.
i had intended to split mint rewards, but forgot to add them before minting.
something like this would've been helpful.
233 image and likeness
which makes me wonder:
what if the intersection of crypto and ai has been modeling all along?
232 teleporting buttons
231 add music
230 for you
229 collection match
it's to interpret the taste profile of the collection in the wallet i've connected and give tailored context to how a piece fits in with what i've already collected.
228 founder mode
227 blink broker
this opens up new possibilities and markets to incentivize people sharing blinks.
it might not be your listing, but if you're persuasive enough, you can permissionlessly earn a cut based on your distribution.
226 mute price notifications
225 friend wins
224 coin filter
223 friend reviews only
222 dynamic island connect
221 derivative notification
220 sport mode
219 streaming energy bill
218 portable messages
217 instant connect
216 post and mint blink
215 blink hover preview
214 renew anywhere
213 share sheet connect
212 crypto jukebox
211 solarm
210 pay with higher
209 blink alert
instead of opting in to blinks in the wallet, you should have the option to do it on a session basis.
208 direct ticketing
embedding programmable transactions into a URL (in this case, using solana blinks), a fan can purchase directly in an email, triggering a wallet confirmation.
you could also program the blink to whitelist fans that meet a certain criteria (i.e. collected a special edition thing).
it doesn't currently exist, but i imagine if adoption of something like blinks increases, wallet interfaces will form around it.
you could select the city of the artist's tour, number of tix, etc from the wallet (present day, we construct transactions in an app or website).
and on the other side of the equation, the fan has full control in this reality.
they're not beholden to ticket platforms, fees, or closed network marketplaces.
they can transfer or resell tickets as they please, and if royalties are enforced, the artist benefits, not the intermediaries.
crypto doesn't enable better ticketing platforms, it eliminates the need for them entirely.
207 bump for context
206 chain migration
205 superchain usdc
there's a lot of jargon around the idea of a superchain, but this is one example of a use case chain interoperability unlocks.
204 platformless tv
203 video attachment
202 cmd shift click
201 voice signature
200 edition balance
199 pnl
198 coinbase marketplace
197 dumb campaign idea
but i already made the assets and need something to mint today.
196 proof of fitness
195 salary
194 copy trade blink
193 venmoon
192 blink store
191 social chart
190 rent a citizenship
- naval, 6/23/2016
189 flip a bitcoin
188 smart chores
186 unicart
in it's current state, it makes interacting with the chain while using apps less obstructive. for example, if you want to mint this design everyday, you mint and watch the animation without any visual obstruction.
but it also makes me think about the future of a wallet extension's form factor.
the sidebar reminds me of a shopping cart, and i've always loved the idea of a universal shopping cart powered by crypto.
imagine adding items from multiple websites, paying with any token, and the shopping cart can make suggestions based on what's in your cart across any website on the internet.
luv this one 111111 $enjoy185 bet balance
184 polymarket buttons
it presents the price per outcome you want to bet, which is the least useful information, imho.
i always feel embarrassed by how much time it takes to realize that the price per bet corresponds to the percent of that outcome (i.e. 64¢ means 64% odds).
i also have no desire to think about betting in terms of "shares." i just want to bet $100 on yes or no and quickly determine how much i'd make if i win.
which of these button patterns accomplishes that?
183 smart date
182 outage
181 growth chart
180 de-comments
179 vampire attack
178 group chat betting
a private betting market could be a great place to start.
177 polymarket 8 ball
176 crypto shazam
175 image search
174 polymarket deposits
173 smart contract work
172 stack to split
171 handshake
170 donation blink
169 reveal
168 wallpaper
167 chaincard
you don’t have that kind of creative freedom with digital postcards. but if they’re onchain, you might.
you can take it with you anywhere on the internet to display and remix.
166 curator score
165 dating app
164 calculator
"oh you're the guy that makes things like 'when i open my calculator app i should be able to connect my wallet!'"
163 infinite mint
162 marketplace listings
list once, post everywhere.
161 bank permissions
160 bank smart wallet
159 web3 social
it's not about creating a new social platform, it’s about making every app a social platform.
158 broadcast signatures
157 leases
156 web2 airdrop
155 smart limits
154 data ownership
153 pump dot calm
152 train-to-earn
what if you could stake your data to train AI models and earn a revshare?
151 airdrop tip
150 merchant tumbler
149 holder nearby
148 rent this song
but what would it take for this to be economically feasible for artists?
it might not make sense for an artist to sell cheap open editions that allow permanent streaming rights.
so maybe there's a way to time box use while maintaining a permanent record of ownership (for social purposes).
i know very little about the music industry, so this could be completely off base, but i wonder how realistic it is for an artist to rent their songs for non-commercial use using subscription nfts ("non-commercial" is the key word here).
that could ensure the artist gets paid directly while giving you the ability to play their song on any app and across any website.
it could open up an entire new ecosystem of streaming players and streaming use cases:
+ play a song on your profile
+ use a song for your video post
+ use a song as an input for ai music generator
etc.
147 stream anywhere
for instance, uber could let you play music nfts during your ride without needing spotify's permission or paying for their api.
it's your music. you can play it wherever you want.
of course, at the point in time this becomes a reality, we won't be calling them "music nfts" but i'm using the term we know now to make a point.
and obviously a lot needs to change in the music industry before this becomes real.
someone still needs to be paid when a song is played. something i'll explore tomorrow.
146 fan reward
fred again is playing his first stadium show, the biggest of his career after his meteoric rise.
before the show, he personally tracked down the 150 people that attended in 2021 before he blew up and invited them to a secret listening party.
if ticketing was onchain, fred would always know who his early fans were and which shows they attended without needing to rely on ticketmaster, dice, etc.
at its core, onchain ticketing is basically a public database of attendance that no single company can own or gate keep.
it’s not always about coins and their prices.
sure, if you had a ticket to one of fred’s early shows you could probably sell it for a lot of money.
but…
not only would fred be able to immediately identify you as an early fan, but he’d also be able to automatically send an invitation to one of these secret shows.
he could program conditions around the invitation too. for example, he could say every person that attended my first LA show will receive a NON-TRANSFERABLE ticket to my secret listening party (as a way to combat toxic resellers).
he could perform in any city and program merch sales so that anyone that attended a previous show gets free merch.
you can probably imagine an infinite number of scenarios. there are so many creative possibilities for artists to express their gratitude for early fans.
and on the flip side, it gives fans the opportunity to express their gratitude too.
i personally traveled to multiple cities just to see fred perform on his 2022 tour.
i wish i had a way to prove that and signal my fandom, even if it had no financial upside.
i haven’t thought too deeply about why exactly but it feels good to make my enthusiasm for his music known.
his music has powered a lot of memories that mean a lot to me.
we’re a ways away from this happening, but i hope someday he’ll continue creatively rewarding his early fans. and i hope im one of them.
and i hope its tokenized so i can brag about it.
145 gift ideas
144 smart wallet paymaster
143 connect to EOA
what if there was a way to associate a smart wallet with your EOA so you can spend existing balances without moving funds around.
142 mint hunter
also hello from deform.cc
141 siri app intents
examples:
+ create trade conditions based on news
+ send usdc to a contact from a calendar event
+ mint an image from the photos app
+ send cal invites to holders of a token
+ purchase something when exercise rings are closed
140 mattress
i wonder what other obscure objects can serve as hardware wallets.
139 vinyl records
it's hard to imagine a future where record collecting doesn't evolve into music nfts.
some thoughts 🧵
record collecting revolves as much around displaying as it does creating.
the thrill of the hunt and the art of crate digging (searching for obscure artifacts, often by thrifting) is a core part of the experience.
crate digging is about discovering rare and obscure records that few others have.
It's about uncovering hidden gems through hours of searching.
and everyone loves a good hidden gem. why?
first, it's way to demonstrate superior knowledge, taste, and status through the rarity and eclecticism of their finds.
collecting can often be a status game.
but hidden gems also have financial value.
if you're reading this, you've likely collected an nft, so i don't need to explain the social and financial upside of owning rare/coveted artifacts.
*especially* if you collect something from an artist before they become more popular.
music nfts not only add new possibilities to the form factor of collecting, but they also add new possibilities to the way they can be collected.
it might not be the dominant way we discover and consume music, but there will inevitably be limited releases of music at some point in the future via music nfts.
imagine exclusive tracks:
+ airdropped to top streamers
+ claimed at a live show
+ sold as a limited-edition release
and the only way to hear the track/album is by owning it.
the entire meatspace becomes a giant crate to dig, not just secondhand record stores.
learning musical history and connecting to a genre's culture becomes more fun and spontaneous.
and if that ever happens, there's bound to be an ecosystem of products that form around these new music collectibles: both hardware and software.
things we display in our homes and personal spaces, where we most express our taste and identity.
the interfaces will focus more on displaying the historical provenance of a collectible than on the playback experience.
the core part of the ux is the story behind the track, and the ease of displaying and sharing with others.
138 thoughts on minting
"i wish i could mint this"
at some point in the future, it becomes a cultural artifact. proving you were there when kitty resurfaced will have social value and surely some financial upside.
the ability to mint anything (read: capturing some material from a moment in time) adds a new dimension to collecting—what is considered a basic human instinct.
instead of vinyl records, stamps, sneakers or baseball cards, $imagine you can tell a richer story about yourself with moments.
because that's why we collect anything at all, isn't it?
we want to evoke memories and tell a story, and ultimately use that to connect with others who share our interests and values.
maybe someday we'll get to a point where peeling off a small piece of a moment on the internet can become completely ubiquitous.
Such a great moment! Watched the entire stream! 741 $ENJOY137 read attestation
136 tokenized agent
135 ui skins
goat 500000 $ENJOY134 psychographics
133 find my friends
132 supply chain variances
if the food supply chain is onchain, we'd be able to see the exact ingredient sources and have dynamic food labels.
131 fingerprint signer
130 documents
what would it take to make having a digital version of your documents (IDs, insurance cards, etc) secure, private and easily accessible across devices?
because, you know, wallets are for more than money.
129 proof of capture
128 point of capture
embedding wallets into cameras can assure that a photo's metadata—including device, location, timestamps, etc.— is recorded onchain before it's edited or tampered with.
127 tradable content
at what point will the content in our feeds become tradable?
126 streamint
125 streaming buffet
endless shrimp bankrupted red lobster. crypto fixes this.
let's form a DAO, buy the company, drop a token, and replace all-you-can-eat shrimp with streaming token payments.
who's in?
(i think i'm officially out of ideas)
124 programmable etf
123 skip the line
2000 $enjoy
122 default connected
the browser already knows your primary.
121 recall
it's impossible to find things i've minted more than a few days ago and would be nice to have a semantic search.
120 swap to utility
119 car wallet
i'm not sure i nailed a good use case here, but it's a good thought experiment to consider:
+ how would you interact with other drivers?
+ what dapps could be useful?
+ what kind of streaming payments could be made?
etc.
118 context
117 swipe staking
literally—you should have to stake funds in order to match and have it slashed if you don’t respond within 24 hours.
116 condom
what if i could generate a new, delegated wallet that can pull funds from my primary wallet and passes all mints back to my primary (non-imported) EOA wallet.
115 neighbor score
(anonymously, obv)
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114 email opt-in
this would allow brands to reach us (via some private messaging relayer) at whatever preferred communication method without worrying our info will be shared/leaked/sold to other spam marketers.
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113 car mode
112 node
111 block explorer filters
110 listening to
109 fedex oracle
108 POAP airdrop
107 tip the dev
106 sticky notes
105 gift tracker
1111111 $ENJOY zynjoy104 tap to tip
love these! 77777 $enjoy103 boomerang funds
the problem is most of them require a balance to fully experience (i.e. to mint things, swap, etc).
what if you could load a wallet and have funds automatically returned after a trial period?
102 magic payment method
i may be jumping the gun here, but if you can pull funds from an exchange at the point of transaction, couldn't you also technically pull funds from your bank or other fiat sources too?
(by bundling both the exchange onramp and onchain transfer)
101 credit card
what if you could just connect a credit card and you would be charged based on the final settled amount?
this obviously shouldn't be the primary way to transact, but should be an option for those that don't want to tolerate the friction of onramping.
100 intersubjective membership
why are many excited about this? intersubjectivity has been a thing that smart contracts have had difficulty accounting for: an objective outcome that requires opinion and consensus. and this mechanism provides a way to make forking easier based on social consensus.
but why should anyone care? are there consumer use cases?
here's one: imagine a membership token where the group wants to revoke the membership for an individual.
they can vote to fork the token with an updated balance that excludes the exiled.
Notify Everywhere
Someday, when profiles become interoperable across messaging networks, you'll be able to send one message to every messaging app your intended recipient uses.
It's like a "Notify Anyway" that they can run but can't hide from.
350 $enjoy Notify Anyway web3 $imagine $higher“Take the emptiness you hold in your arms And scatter it into the open spaces we breathe. Maybe the birds will feel how the air is thinner, And fly with more affection.” ― Rainer Maria Rilke
099 auto-claim rewards
098 phone a friend
097 resy attestations
sure, you can tokenize the reservation and create an efficient secondary market. even cut in the restaurant on the resale.
but it would still be riddled with resellers. what if you could gate priority access for the most deserving customers?
096 mint symbol (collect)
i'm going to hard disagree with anyone proposing arrow alternatives.
what's more important than indicating the "onchain" aspect is the *creating* vs *collecting* distinction.
the visual relativity and directionality is what matters.
we use "mint" to describe both and it's confusing as fuck.
095 mint symbol (create)
i'm by no means an expert icon designer, but we need a universal symbol for publishing content onchain.
whatever it ends up being needs to illustrate the concept of creation and authenticity, scale to small sizes, transcend cultures, and use clean and bold lines.
094 starter quests
earn crypto before every purchasing !!
093 hide transaction
092 approvals
091 social block explorer
there should be an LLM powered search engine on every decentralized profile.
090 invite gating
089 refresh keys
i want to maintain wallet longevity.
i'm less worried about losing assets and more worried about losing the years of reckless (but rich) onchain history with my hot wallet.
088 social proof swaps
087 delegate trading
but between checking group chats, doing due dilligence, copy and pasting addresses and triple checking that everything is correct, sometimes it's just too much work.
it would be great to just let my friends trade for me a bit when i'm tied up or experiencing swap fatigue.
sure, you can set up a party wallet and delegate trades to one or more people, but then that's yet another place where i'd have to navigate to and check balances.
i'd rather just hand over funds to a friend for a bit.
086 wallet tooltip
085 stepper
084 single balance
083 chat roulette
082 memecoin marketplace
1000000 $ENJOY ↑081 channel pass
080 swap courier
this is sick 200000 $ENJOY079 request
usually receive means copying an address, and there are more efficient ways to retrieve that.
request should send a push notification to another user for a venmo-like payment request.
it can be done using something like xmtp (which coinbase wallet and a few others use) network level consent for preventing spam and filtering for trusted contacts.
078 reconnect
077 summarize thread
this could help dodge spam and instantly understand the context and sentiment about a topic.
076 actions
11111 $Enjoy
075 content
warpcast can continue to differentiate itself from twitter once and for all by incorporating onchain activity into the feed.
obviously, you need to give the user control to opt in and out of surfacing wallet activity in the feed. but often times mints and trades are the most authentic forms of content.
074 high-effort replies (proposal)
research has found that simply seeing faces, even briefly, activates the part of our brain that recognizes friends, priming us to be more social and engaged.
seeing familiar faces within proximity of content in the feed of friends provides a powerful social motivation, incentivizing people to interact.
when users see their friends have interacted with a post, they perceive the content as more valuable and are more motivated to engage with intent.
once users are primed and motivated to engage, the interface should adapt and nudge the action. in this case, it could be as simple as presenting the input directly within the content (eliminating the extra click).
a study from NIH found that users were significantly more likely to provide a well-formed, substantive response to an open-ended question when presented with a prominent text input.
in short, pairing familiar faces (social proof) and prominent inputs can potentially improve users' motivation to engage with high-effort replies.
073 connect options
i want the choice to only connect.
072 friend noti
111 $imagine!
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071 chat suggestions
forecast
070 downvote
777 $degen
81 cents
069 parental controls
memecoins aside, this applies to everyday purchases too.
it's the onchain equivalent of giving your child your credit card, which can give parents a lot more flexibility and control over spending.
tinker
bourdain
einstein
virgil
iverson
bjarke
fightclub
fred
steveandwoz
It's ok to want more
Pull to go higher
067 tip the message
066 generated bio
tastecoin
Higher to unlock
065 shopping cart
064 security alert
063 allowance
062 you might also like
061 tuner
060 chat ticker
059 incognito mode
058 interoperable chats
057 proof of focus
On the one hand it’s a trait a lot of people in the crypto universe share and that common way of being in the world brings folks together across different backgrounds. On the other hand, being so hyperconnected can wreck your mental health and attention span so much that you can’t focus on anything other than doomscrolling.
So, what is the solution here? How do we stay online but reclaim some ability to concentrate on meaningful activities, whether that is work or play? I think the answer has more to do with sticks than carrots and that is what we’re trying to explore with Proof of Focus.
This concept works in several steps.
First, select behaviors you want to avoid (and for a specific window of time). For example, checking TikTok on your phone over the next 3 hours. Second, stake ETH as collateral for the purity of your attention. Let’s say 0.1 ETH here because you have an important memo you need to write for work. Third, if you participate in any of the behaviors on your blacklist during the specified window, that staked ETH is slashed. Check TikTok? Say goodbye to the ETH.
What this offers people is a mechanism for putting digital skin in the game. Do you really want to concentrate? Then bet on yourself. When you’re tempted to break your workflow and go check social media a ‘Proof of Focus’ stake would create an actual cost to that interruption, and the hope is that would be enough to keep you (more) on task.
hello from DeForm ❤️
056 component token
055 meme editions
life after memecoins. i have an idea, hear me out:
i think we can build an attention economy on top of open editions.
let me explain.
we formed markets around the variations of erc-721s, some metadata was valued more than others (i.e. hoodie punk is better than mohawk punk).
they were more expressive and created new status games on the internet, which made crypto fun because it pushed it into mainstream culture.
but the problem is the jpegs are far less liquid.
so we went back to trading attention around erc-20 tokens (aka coins). the coins could be bought and sold a lot faster and with less effort.
but what we gained in velocity and liquidity, we lost in social expression (the thing that arguably made nfts so fun).
so here we are on two extreme ends of the degen spectrum.
but what if there was something in the middle? pictures with high fungibility that can be traded like shitcoins but also let you visually express your taste.
what’s the difference between trading $wif and trading a million erc-1155 pictures of dog wearing the hat?
i’ll tell you what the difference is. with 1155’s we can trade actual media like shitcoins.
boom. that’s it.
now instead of trading tickers, we can not only trade memes but we can trade ART, MUSIC, WRITTEN ESSAYS, PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS or whatever the fuck else we’ve been minting as worthless open editions the last few years.
and we can trade them at the same velocity as highly fractionalized tokens that alsooooo have the visceral material that we can connect to emotionally (a fancy way of saying “jpegs” basically).
how fucking cool would that be?
why can’t we create market makers for a @jshorne essay, a @jackbutcher or @0xlght art piece, an @rac or @imdanielallan track, a @ufo__club or @chaserchapman podcast episode, those creepy looking @farcaster_xyz protocol upgrades?
we should normalize minting onchain media with a supply in the bajillions so they have the liquidity of these lame coins we’re sloshing money around in.
the thing that’s missing is a user-friendly marketplace or AMM protocol, an idea i’ve explored before and honestly thought was really stupid until now… 🤔
it adds another substantial dimension to this attention economy that we're all trying to create generational wealth in.
that added dimension creates space for culture, all kinds of culture, especially the ones that transcend crypto twitter.
it opens up the market for all kinds of creative output.
and gives power to tastemakers, curators, and tribes and gives us the chance to relate to one another via ownership again.
054 used items
053 friend reviews
052 data offer
051 ad preferences
050 bounties
049 multiplayer shop
048 image source
^^^^^
047 disappearing photo
046 collect call
post-chain: collecting is communication
collecting
045 pay gas from
044 last seen
So and so was last seen in January getting liquidated trading $BONK perps.
That girl you met at ETHDenver was last seen minting 3 NFTs from a new photography collection.
0xngmi was last seen scanning his eyeballs in Worldcoin orb #14 for an airdrop.
And so on.
There is something so fun and social about being able to passively check in on people you know. We already do this by tracking the music our friends are listening to on Spotify, seeing the games folks are playing on Steam in real time, and even following location updates in Snapchat, but there is no intuitive way to do this for onchain activity.
At least, not yet.
—Ben Roy
043 ringtone
042 double or nothing
041 report content
040 health meter (erc-404)
039 book a flight
all powered by @zksync.
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the most interesting thing i learned after briefly working with @zksync is it's not just privacy tech.
it makes the data across different blockchains more interoperable and efficient.
028 capture the flag
026 pinch to confirm
029 return pools
025 fractionalized profile
027 run-gating
032 fork spotify
035 vitalik also bought
i just want to know what my friends like, and befriend the likeminded.
030 airdrop radius
031 rewards staking
038 penalize devs
034 bank conversion
037 tipping
036 default wallet in tab
033 interoperable algos
015 medical records
and we can’t own our health records without private and secure blockchains.
004 frame gestures
@0xdesigner
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1mo
frames are great, but i'm sure we can all agree that the accompanying buttons aren't pretty.
instead, how about native gestures?
+ press and hold
+ swipe
+ pinch
etc
006 imessage mints
005 calendar explorer
010 gated frame
001 shotgun mint
020 txn llm
017 imessage auto-sell
016 superbowl quests
003 dm frames
now imagine what you could do with frames in direct messages.
014 erc-404
018 coin
007 physical art
019 block everywhere (b)
012 airbnb network ownership
it would have the same equity building benefits of homeownership while offering the flexibility of renting.
011 ama frame
008 vr treasure hunt
019 block everywhere (a)
013 onchain ctg
but here's why it should in the future:
so you know who your real friends are... everywhere you go.
022 translator
021 bail outs
024 tip settings
002 instant checkout
🤑 instant checkout
no more external checkout links. no more forms. user info and address at some point will be built in to our onchain identities.
and affiliate attribution is clear.
009 dating.tech
it's friendtech meets omegle, except the chat is anon and only reveals if you buy the other person’s key.
023 interoperable f/channels
you can build unique experiences around specific communities.
for instance, $imagine if peloton created a separate leaderboard for active /fitness users.
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1 YEAR OF DESIGN EVERYDAYS
Forever appreciative of your work.
Mint Multiplier
it's allowed my ideas to be received based on merit alone.
no bias from how i look, where i went to school, what companies i've worked for, etc. i wouldn't have "ex-apple" in my bio, unfortunately.
i'm just a lowly designer on the internet.
and maybe i'm overestimating it, but i don't think i would have as much twitter success without it.
or maybe i'm wrong. maybe it's made people cynical of me and had the opposite effect.
all i know is that it's given me the psychological safety to think and share. highly recommend.
Pseudonymity
Font of the Year 2023
NFTs Wrapped
Onchain Agent
This could enable converting your avatar NFT to onchain agents:
1. Deposit funds into a tokenbound avatar
2. Model its trading behavior by feeding it activity from specific wallets
3. Configure specific onchain actions it can take on your behalf
Mint and Create Post
My current workflow:
1. export jpg from figma
2. post to x
3. post to farcaster
4. mint on zora
5. copy mint link from zora
6. paste mint link on x and warpcast
This should all happen in one or two clicks. Web3 can and should fix this.
IQ Test
List for Sale from Wallet
You shouldn't have to go to opensea to transact on Opensea. It completely neglects one of the coolest things about web3: interoperability.
I've done a good job lately of avoiding concepts around trading (boring use case), but this one just seemed so obvious.
Follow ENS
Create anywhere, consume the same content in different interfaces. Such a beautiful thing.
The challenge with this is there's currently no single way to find the art, essays, and social posts that users are creating across different protocols.
Web2: Users build on top of platforms
Web3: Platforms build on top of users
This paradigm shift is still in flight.
Stake to Super Like
Twitter NPC
Condition Authenticator
Deeplink
Gift Wallet (Based Edition)
This edition is a derivative of it's Ethereum counterpart: zora.co/collect/eth:0x5908eb01497b5d8e53c339ea0186050d487c8d0c/180
Drag and Drop Migrate (Based Edition)
This edition is a derivative of its Ethereum counterpart: zora.co/collect/eth:0x5908eb01497b5d8e53c339ea0186050d487c8d0c/176
Snap to Mint (Based Edition)
This edition is a derivative of it's Ethereum counterpart: zora.co/collect/eth:0x5908eb01497b5d8e53c339ea0186050d487c8d0c/175
Bridge Presets (Based Edition)
This edition is a derivative of its Ethereum counterpart: zora.co/collect/eth:0x5908eb01497b5d8e53c339ea0186050d487c8d0c/172
Base Canvas
Snap to Mint
Why this work by @designeverydays resonates:
1. It visually communicates a story in a succinct and compelling way
2. It highlights a potential onchain onboarding path for many
3. It is a 1/1 NFT, minted with Zora, and residing on Ethereum
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Canvas
Canvas
Collection Art (June '23)
Membership Tab
Import Farcaster
Stand with Users (Easy Button)
The NFT features a red easy button, representing a collective stand to advocate for user adoption.
The red button not only shows your support for the cause but also that you’re part of a growing community who believes in the future of crypto's consumer moment.
This is a purely commemorative NFT with an open mint and has no intended utility or value.
Creator Subscriptions
Simple Wallet Signature
Time Token
Reorder and Hide Wallets
App Limit Payments
A Case to Abandon "Wallet"
How the term "wallet" is psychologically limiting web3's growth potential, and a case for abandoning it.
twitter.com/0xDesigner/status/1658851890803744768?s=20
Wallet Wagers
Connect and approve your fitness tracker, choose a metric to compete on (calories, steps, etc.), send money to an escrow, and the smart contract distributes the funds to the winner.
Fixed Gas Subscription
Uniswap POS
Profile Sync
Split the Bill
✦ Cover someone else's share
✦ See who hasn't paid
✦ Minimize fees by bundling everyone's share into a single transaction
Sketchy Mint Protector
Luxury Software