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IP-NFT Technical Deep Dive: Token Standards, Decentralized Storage and UX
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Welcome to this episode of the DeSci Podcast, where we dive deep into the technology behind IP-NFTs and explore the possibilities of decentralized data storage.
In this episode, Stefan Adolf, a senior web3 engineer at Molecule, and Benji Leibowitz, a former biotech venture capitalist and now a product manager at Molecule, discuss the modularity of IP-NFTs, the advantages of ERC721, 1155, and 3525 token standards.
We also discuss the benefits of Arweave and IPFS for metadata and storage, Lit Protocol and unlocking data, custodial wallets and MPC providers, the SDK for developers, and the possibilities of permissionless minting and open source strategies with v2 and v3 of the IP-NFT.
We hope you can learn a lot about the amazing possibilities of the decentralized tech stack and how you can build with IP-NFTs with this episode and feel free to use the timestamps below to navigate through the episode.
Navigate through the topics discussed in this podcast using the timestamps below.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - 01:42 Intro
01:42 - 04:30 What is the IP-NFT and who should use it?
04:30 - 08:40 Token Advantages (ERC721, 1155, and 3525)
08:40 - 11:18 IP-NFT V2 (Mint-passes and Reservations)
11:18 - 12:40 Who is the ideal user for a min-pass?
12:40 - 17:24 Where is the metadata of an IP-NFT stored, and how is it structured?
17:24 - 25:19 Difference between web3 and web2 storage
25:19 - 29:21 Content gating with DAO tools
29:21 - 34:56 The role of Lit-Protocol within the IP-NFT
34:56 - 49:00 Frontend of the IP-NFTs and on web3 wallets
49:00 - 51:59 When can people start building on this technology (wen SDK?)
51:59 Outro
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If you want to watch the Podcast on YouTube, you can find all the important links below. And if you want to join us on the show as a speaker or have guest ideas; please mail us at podcast@molecule.to
linktr.ee/thedescipodcast
Special thanks to:
Heinrich Tessendorf (Host): https://twitter.com/Heintess_GM
Stefan Adolf: https://twitter.com/stadolf
Benji Leibowitz: https://twitter.com/benjileibo
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Let's connect:
Website: https://molecule.to/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Molecule_dao
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/moleculedao
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Welcome to this episode of the DeSci Podcast, where we dive deep into the technology behind IP-NFTs and explore the possibilities of decentralized data storage.
In this episode, Stefan Adolf, a senior web3 engineer at Molecule, and Benji Leibowitz, a former biotech venture capitalist and now a product manager at Molecule, discuss the modularity of IP-NFTs, the advantages of ERC721, 1155, and 3525 token standards.
We also discuss the benefits of Arweave and IPFS for metadata and storage, Lit Protocol and unlocking data, custodial wallets and MPC providers, the SDK for developers, and the possibilities of permissionless minting and open source strategies with v2 and v3 of the IP-NFT.
We hope you can learn a lot about the amazing possibilities of the decentralized tech stack and how you can build with IP-NFTs with this episode and feel free to use the timestamps below to navigate through the episode.
Navigate through the topics discussed in this podcast using the timestamps below.
____
Timestamps:
00:00 - 01:42 Intro
01:42 - 04:30 What is the IP-NFT and who should use it?
04:30 - 08:40 Token Advantages (ERC721, 1155, and 3525)
08:40 - 11:18 IP-NFT V2 (Mint-passes and Reservations)
11:18 - 12:40 Who is the ideal user for a min-pass?
12:40 - 17:24 Where is the metadata of an IP-NFT stored, and how is it structured?
17:24 - 25:19 Difference between web3 and web2 storage
25:19 - 29:21 Content gating with DAO tools
29:21 - 34:56 The role of Lit-Protocol within the IP-NFT
34:56 - 49:00 Frontend of the IP-NFTs and on web3 wallets
49:00 - 51:59 When can people start building on this technology (wen SDK?)
51:59 Outro
____
If you want to watch the Podcast on YouTube, you can find all the important links below. And if you want to join us on the show as a speaker or have guest ideas; please mail us at podcast@molecule.to
linktr.ee/thedescipodcast
Special thanks to:
Heinrich Tessendorf (Host): https://twitter.com/Heintess_GM
Stefan Adolf: https://twitter.com/stadolf
Benji Leibowitz: https://twitter.com/benjileibo
____
Let's connect:
Website: https://molecule.to/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Molecule_dao
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/moleculedao
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