This week’s featured collector is clairvoyantart
clairvoyantart is a collective of artists and their collection is wild. Check it out at lazy.com/clairvoyantart
What does the SEC’s decision on Yuga Labs mean for NFTs?
The poll results reveal mixed sentiments about the SEC’s decision on Yuga Labs, highlighting uncertainty rather than a strong industry-wide reaction. The top responses—helpful regulatory clarity (33%), bullish sentiment (33%), and not much impact (33%)—suggest that while some see the decision as a step toward clearer guidelines, others believe it won’t significantly alter the NFT landscape. Notably, no respondents viewed it as a major validation for the NFT industry or a catalyst for innovation, indicating that the ruling is seen more as a procedural development than a game-changer. This split underscores how regulatory moves in the NFT space continue to be subject to varied interpretations and expectations.
Learn How to Build Your Own NFT Trading Card Game
If you’ve ever imagined what Pokémon TCG would look like as an NFT game, then you need to check out this incredible tutorial by Thirdweb. They walk you through the entire process of creating a fully functional NFT trading card game from scratch. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to mint NFT cards, create customized card packs, and even sell them on a blockchain marketplace. By the end, you’ll have a complete Web3-powered application with smooth animations, dynamic visuals, and a trading system that allows players to collect, open, and sell card packs seamlessly. Whether you’re a developer curious about blockchain gaming or a creator looking to launch your own NFT project, this tutorial is packed with insights.
One of the best things about this tutorial is that Thirdweb makes the entire process easy to follow, covering both smart contract deployment and frontend integration. You’ll start by deploying an ERC-1155 contract for your NFT collection, add unique attributes to each card, and then set up a pack contract to bundle NFTs into collectible packs. After that, you’ll learn how to list these packs for sale using a marketplace contract, allowing users to buy, sell, and trade their NFT cards. Finally, the tutorial walks you through building a beautiful, interactive frontend, giving users a seamless experience to manage their collections, purchase packs, and reveal new cards.
So if you’ve been looking for a practical way to dive into NFT gaming, this tutorial is the perfect place to start.
The One NFT You Can Keep… Imagine a wild scenario: All but ONE of your NFTs will vanish forever. Which type are you saving?
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