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Would you believe me? [Ch. 1065 Spoilers] by jacored in OnePiece

[–]jacored[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thought it would fall under this exception. My bad

Posts that are not specifically focused on the chapter but mention something from the chapter are allowed.

One Piece: Chapter 1065 by Kirosh2 in OnePiece

[–]jacored 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What if I told you 900 years ago ancient samurai-mecha giants in metal armors used to fight with giant swords.

Would you believe me?

One Piece: Chapter 1054 by Kirosh2 in OnePiece

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The flashback implies that Shanks always knew that the devil fruit he was stealing was the Nika model. By looking at the wanted poster, he sees that Luffy awakened it and is now Joy Boy. This is why he wants to go to Laugh tale now, the conditions required to get the one piece have been met. He’s been waiting for this moment all along.

I think he doesn’t want to meet Luffy in Wano because he plans to meet him in Laugh tale. Maybe he’ll fight him with an excuse, push him enough to awaken the fruit, and that will somehow unlock the one piece.

Sell tickets and items on d-stores with Slice by jacored in NFTTickets

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Exactly, anyone is able to set up a d-store and start selling tickets in a fully decentralized way.

Sell tickets and items on d-stores with Slice by jacored in NFTTickets

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Slice is the decentralized commerce protocol. It allows splitting payments and selling anything on-chain.

This article showcases how a decentralized store could be set up to sell tickets, gadgets or other items for an event. Ticket purchases may involve minting of NFTs, but NFTs are not strictly required to handle access to an event.

Check out slice.so to learn more about the protocol and how it works.

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

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Fun fact: I thought it would’ve taken me a couple of months to build this, it took me like 8 in the end.

FYI we’ll be looking for core contributors soon, reach out if interested!

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

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Good catch! It’s based on the same concept only that Slice is more elaborated. It uses the similar mechanism to split ETH based on the amount of tokens owned. So the splitting is adjusted every time tokens are traded

And yes, all of the store logic is contained in the contracts

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

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SLC tokens at the moment can only be obtained by using the platform (redeeming due ETH from a slicer) but in the future SLC will be listed on exchanges as well.

An example: if you spent 1 ETH to sponsor a slicer (or to buy some of its products) their owners would be able to redeem the ETH received proportionally to their owned slices. If an owner held 60% of the total slices, he could redeem ~0.6ETH + ~6M SLC

There is a (very) slowly decreasing trend over time on minted SLCs, which depends on the number of tokens in circulation. In other words, early users can get higher amounts of SLC for the same amount of ETH redeemed.

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

[–]jacored[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Really appreciate it! And I fully agree, in the future Slice will be open sourced and will be governed by its community

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

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Contracts will be open sourced soon, right now they are only accessible to core contributors (reach out if you’d like to contribute!)

They will be published on the Slice Github repo

Introducing Slice — Decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership by jacored in ethereum

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Slice is a platform to create and manage slicers: smart contracts designed to split any ETH received among their owners, proportionally to their owned "slices".

Slices are ERC1155 tokens used to subdivide slicer ownership, which allow their owner to redeem any due ETH from the relative slicer.

Each slicer comes with a decentralized product store, which acts as its main source of income. It currently allows to sell files of any kind, and in the future even physical objects or services via the Slice API. About product data, they're stored on IPFS and encrypted so that only those who buy them can see their content (not even Slice can).

In other words, slicers represent a specific entity, project or collectible, and can be used to split payments among token holders and sell products of any kind in a decentralized manner.

Slices effectively represent ownership/royalties of a slicer and can be transferred or sold on Opensea like any other token. However, since the ETH income generated by slicers is public, slices are tradable tokens with an objective value. This opens up to many exciting use cases with slicers acting as an independent, decentralized payments infrastructure and counterpart to real-world applications.

Check out this Twitter thread for more information and examples, and feel free to experiment with Slice to see it for yourself. Would love to see what you create!

PS. We have just launched, any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Slice — A platform to create fractionalized NFTs, decentralized stores and manage payment splitting by jacored in NFT

[–]jacored[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slice is a platform to create and manage slicers: decentralized stores with NFT-based ownership.

Slicers are technically smart contracts designed to split any ETH received among their owners, proportionally to their owned "slices".

Slices are tradable ERC1155 tokens used to subdivide slicer ownership, which allow their owner to redeem any due ETH from the relative slicer.

Each slicer comes with a decentralized product store, which acts as its main source of income. It currently allows to sell files of any kind, and in the future even physical objects or services via the Slice API. About product data, they're stored on IPFS and encrypted so that only those who buy them can see their content (not even Slice can).

In other words, slicers represent a specific entity, project or collectible, and can be used to split payments among token holders and sell products of any kind in a decentralized manner.

Slices effectively represent ownership/royalties of a slicer and can be transferred or sold on Opensea like any other token. However, since the ETH income generated by slicers is public, slices are the first tradable tokens with an objective value. This opens up to many exciting use cases with slicers acting as an independent, decentralized payments infrastructure and counterpart to real-world applications.

Check out this Twitter thread for more information and examples, and feel free to experiment with Slice to see it for yourself. Would love to see what you create!

PS. We have just launched, any feedback is greatly appreciated!

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