TWOM.lab
Last year, I began studying the development of NFTs, with a focus on visual development. Fate brought me together with s0crates, who has become like a brother to me. Our connection was unexpected but brought about by our shared interest in CULT. As they say, fate cannot be stopped.
TWOM, short for “The World of Merp,” is the name of my first collection of NFTs. It’s a way for me to express myself artistically and reflect on my daily experiences. While some might assume that I’m wealthy because of my involvement with NFTs, I’m just a boy from a small town in the interior of the Brazilian state of Paraná. I come from a mixed background of European, African, and Indigenous ancestry, but unfortunately, many of my family’s documents were lost during the world wars. Despite this, I remain proud of my roots and heritage.
The primary goal of TWOM is to serve as a development laboratory where we can learn from our mistakes and continuously improve. This includes not just developing technology and utility for NFTs but also testing bridges, exchanges, forks, airdrops, auto donation, tokens, new stake formats, and other features we need for the future of BON and the entire MODULUS network. Additionally, I want to create tutorials to help new artists and developers in our community.
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To achieve this, I plan to create affordable test projects with specific purposes, such as generating instant airdrops, burning tokens, or providing access passes for minigames. Each project will have a goal, and 20% of the funds collected will remain for the project. Of that, 10% will go to the core team, 5% will be allocated to a social fund to invest in courses for new developers, and 5% will be reserved for other purposes. The remaining 80% will depend on the project being developed.
Access to the site will require an NFT pass, which will be available for sale and sent to selected individuals based on specific criteria that we’re still defining. I hope that this initiative will not only help us develop better NFTs but also encourage others to join us in this exciting journey.
I’m grateful to be building BON alongside such talented individuals, and I’m excited to continue working with the CULT community. Thank you all for your support, and let’s cherish RVLT and the guardians of CULT, including Mr. O and Artorias, without whom I would not be here today.
