Cryptopurr

Cryptopurr

Facebook for cryptokitties built on Ethereum

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Cryptopurr is a 'Facebook for Cryptokitties' or any ERC721 token built on Ethereum by Userfeeds.io. No fees, open data layer. You can purr on test networks, so it's 'for free' (check your Kovan address - there should be a little gift if you have kittie).
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Maciej Olpinski
@patrykadas @jacqvon @bentossell I'm Maciej Olpinski, the co-founder of Userfeeds.io which is the infrastructure that powers Cryptopurr. At Userfeeds we're building the relevance platform allows Web 3.0 dapp developers to easily add token-curated feeds & rankings to their app interfaces. With Cryptopurr, which we've built as a tech demo, we're exploring the potential of Non-Fungible Tokens (such as Cryptokitties) for decentralized identity, social media & new economic models around content discovery. The open data layer that is the blockchain creates fascinating opportunities where existing tokens can be used to create new experiences (outside of their 'intended' use cases). Cryptopurr is 100% forkable so developers can use it to build e.g membership sites with their own ERC721 tokens, with alternative rankings and economic models. Or if you're building a game you can use the in-game characters as social avatars. We're super excited about the upcoming 'mashup dapps' that remix the elements of multiple dapps into new experiences. So if you're building a NFT dapp we'd love to talk to you :)
Ryan Hoover
Love how creative makers are building on top of Cryptokitties. It’s experiments like this that could lead to some really fun and useful dapps.
Wojciech Dobry
Wow :O This is mind blowing !
PhilH

A code experiment for a fascinating vision. The idea of using NFT as avatars is congruent with the trend towards decentralized identity schemes.

Pros:

The vision was awesome (Medium post), sharing an actual (open source) implementation is even better - kudos!

Cons:

Nothing

Jacqueline von Tesmar
Hey @patrykadas, Can you tell us more about why you built this?