Patrn — a microblogging platform for NFT crowdfunding. Mint high-volume NFTs with friends and collectors. Find and follow trendsetters or artists and follow original content with ETH donations.
Description of the Patrn project
As the popularity of generative collections grows, it becomes more difficult for individual artists to grab everyone's attention. Artists face high upfront costs and the prospect of finding buyers. From the buyer's point of view, unnecessary art has no value. Patrn - a simple solution to these complex problems. By lowering the barrier to entry for artists by enabling the consensus that makes generative collections such a profitable investment. Through a simple, transparent and gamified minting process, the team empowers users and artists to mint tokens in droves with minimal risk.
Other features of the decentralized app:
| 1 | Patrn — not a marketplace. Patrn issues NFTs through crowdsourcing. |
| 2 | Members can like verified content by using ETH. If the performer's goal matches their fundraising goal, the content is created as an NFT and distributed to all participating addresses. |
| 3 | Once your NFT is received, you can sell it on the Open Sea or other popular marketplaces. |
NFTs are minted in batches, using the ERC-1155 multi-token standard and uploaded to IPFS. They go to the participating addresses when the artist achieves his fundraising goal. Rather than mint, sell, and buy NFTs one at a time, Patrn brings together ETH users to cover the costs of minting hundreds or thousands of copies. The artist receives what is left after the value of the transaction.
The artist gets payments anyway minus 5% commission. 'Likes' - a donation to the content creator even if the performer does not reach their goal by the deadline.
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There are no WhitePaper and RoadMap documents on the site. Instead, there is a short description and a section with answers to questions.
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