IPFS IPFS Camp 2022 - IPFS 101 / User Apps on IPFS (decentralise all the things!), 31 Oct 2022

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From YouTube: Endless Jewellery: How IPFS can store memories in gold - Konrad Urban

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Jewelry, but with a letter salad: NFC IOT NFT IPFS. How does it all fit together? Store memories and messages forever with IPFS. Record a voice message, which gets minted as an NFT that's stored on IPFS. The link is then put onto an NFC chip that's inside a physical piece of jewellery. This way, every time you tap your phone, you can see this message.

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um We thought there was a romantic aspect to blockchain.

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um We thought the tamper-free nature was quite interesting and we thought that um you know being able to store something forever was kind of cool, and so we decided to build something around that theme and we decided to um essentially take a ring and let you put down any kind of message into that ring and then you could with your phone without any need of an app um read that message and um the way it works, you may wonder, is through an NSC chip.

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That's in the physical ring, unfortunately, I don't have um a prototype with me. Unfortunately, didn't arrive on time so that I could show you, but you can just imagine it. It's a physical piece of jewelry that has a little NFC chip.

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So you may know payment Rings, you may know like simple NFC chips, but the cool thing about NFC chip is that you can store anything on them right and we thought it'd be cool to create this little app where you could record something so I'll just demo it now with you guys and we'll do it together. If you don't mind so I'll, just click on uh I'll go on the landing page, I click on mint and pre-order, and then what I can do is I can record a message.

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I just did a test run so I'll do a hard refresh, um go click. This and I can connect my wallet very simple and then together we can. We can formulate some kind of message that will be stored forever, and so let me know what what do you think I should say.

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Say again: 12 words: okay, okay, 12 words, 12 words, I think that's a um I'm, not gonna, say the actual 12 words, because I don't remember them, because I wouldn't trust myself in a in a bar in Lisbon, not to uh disclose them to someone who's, very persuasive, so um I will uh just use the words uh um um 12 words. The way it works is I will now say: 12 words right um and then I can premium that as an nft and and then you can, click pre-order make the actual payment.

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And then we reach out to you for your address. So we can dox you well, no, so that we can send you the actual physical ring um which is kind of neat. And then once you have the ring, you just put your phone onto the ring and it will play back that message and you can also see your pretty nft, which I hope will get generated. Now um it's taking way too long um say. Maybe it's a bug who knows.

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No um yeah, but that's the basic idea um behind it, so kind of a very quirky hackathon project, uh where we thought it would be cool to use the fact that you can store things without a centralized service in a way um that you can. You know you can you can always.

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You can always pick up later on um there's another small thing that I wanted to show you, which also started actually as a hackathon project, also one um in the ipfs ecosystem um called cyber school and but um sorry.

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So this is a small hackathon project we started and, as you can see, it's hosted on ipfs um and this actually evolved into peanut protocol, which we are now working on full time.

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um So kind of this ipfs ecosystem has been a start to our full-time Pursuit now so it is worth um it is a cool thing to do hackathons and let me show you what peanut protocol does which evolved directly from this ipfs hackathon.

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So let me show you. The idea is very simple: we've all faced this annoying thing of having to send someone crypto and having to ask them for their wallet address right. um You. Have this endless ping pong of emails asking for the wallet address, making a test transaction?

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um Maybe you you're worried about like some weird um like injection like that, would change the content of your clipboard or whatever there's many many typos many problems with that, especially I. Don't know whether any of one of you has handled bounties or hackathons, but if you had to do more than five transactions to people, you don't know already, it's extremely painful to collect the wallet addresses, so we thought well cool.

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Let's, um let's fix that and let's make it easy, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you um how easy it is I'm going to send you one dollar and whoever is first to pick it up, um can claim it so feel free um to once I confirm the transaction um to actually pick up the money.

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And I'll zoom in for you so.

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And let me know who goes fast if you're able to claim it, because only one person can claim it so the faster you are, um the the better Winner Takes It All In This World. Unfortunately,.

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Has it worked, you got it amazing. Well, we've got one winner, unfortunately, uh for the rest of you. um Just you'll you'll have feel free to scan this, which is my telegram. If you want to uh talk to me, um I think this is relevant to ipfs, because um we see this primarily as a B2B thing um and it would be really really cool to have the front-end side the the this bit. So sorry, this this bit this bit, where you see this, this would be really really really cool.

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To have um on on a fully cool yeah. Well done um uh would be really really cool uh to have in a fully decentralized way, especially if we'll go down the fully decentralized way and non-custodial uh and whatnot, um which would be super awesome, because, obviously, the front end being usually fully centralized is a huge, huge problem in the ecosystem so being able to to host that on. Ipfs is super. Super nice it'll be really nice to have some way of generating maybe wide labeled uh things so that you can add your own.

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You know little little bits and Bobs like the guys at portray right.

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um Yeah um hit me up, I, always happy to chat whether it's about file, storage uh transactions or anything like that and just took to me and yeah. And even if you have a peanut allergy I'm sure we can find a solution.