The Idea Behind NFTs and Futuristic Passports 👾 #shorts

1 Apr 2022 · 1 min

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This content was created by Eric Siu. This content was uploaded by Eric Siu. This is a YouTube short titled "The Idea Behind NFTs and Futuristic Passports 👾 #shorts" (uploaded April 1, 2022). A single (unnamed) speaker describes a dynamic NFT 'passport' for the Apeverse that displays imported PFPs, ENS names, mint dates, and stamps users' on-chain/off-chain activities (events, purchases, Discord joins), likening it to a digital scrapbook and noting viewers can browse it via OpenSea. The clip explains product features and the project’s multi-month development.

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The NFT itself looks like a futuristic passport out of like Minority Report. It's cool 'cause it lets you, it's fully dynamic. It lets you import your PFP. You get to choose your ENS name. It shows when it was minted. And then what we can then do is we actually stamp your passport as you do things in the Apeverse. So you go to a show, you buy an NFT, you join the Discord, all those things get stamped onto your passport. So you can actually, it becomes almost like a scrapbook of your activities. And I'm, you know, I'm sure you, You know, if you ever went to a movie before 2005, you might have those tickets of your favorite movie. They don't exist anymore. No one has a physical ticket anymore. They got QR codes. You know, we're kind of reintroducing the idea of like, look, someone can actually— someone can go to your OpenSea account profile, click on that NFT, and actually flip through your Apeverse NFT and see all the things you've done. But the longer-term version is what we— it took us a little over 6 months to launch this.