Presentation on DNFT for week 7 (if there is still time)#194
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Assignment Proposal
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More than JPEG's - Autonomous Living Art with dNFTs
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Description
I will present the concept of Dynamic NFT's (DNFT) that evolve automatically based on real-world data. Unlike standard ERC-721 tokens which point to static IPFS metadata, dNFTs utilize Chainlink Oracles and Automation (Keepers) to update their appearance and properties on-chain without human intervention.
Relevance
Most "Smart Contracts for Art" discussions stop at minting and selling. The concept of DNFT's bring closer the 2 worlds and creates a new way in which digital art can shine, and can become more valuable than physical art.