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NFT minting #11

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jmikedupont2 opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 0 comments
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NFT minting #11

jmikedupont2 opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 0 comments

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Ticket: Memeification of Tickets via Meme Coin NFT Creation

Objective
Transform tickets into Meme Coins represented as NFTs on a test net. These NFTs will include:

Images and stories derived from the ticket's content.

Lore, numerology, and meta-meme parameters that encapsulate the ticket's essence.

Support for Zero-Knowledge Machine Learning (ZKML) for artists to tweak internal vectors while maintaining provenance and security.

Recognition of all contributors with lattice point mapping for transparent collaboration.


Requirements

  1. Ticket Transformation into NFT Metadata

Extract and structure the ticket content into NFT metadata:

Visual Representation: Generate a base image using AI tools (e.g., DALL·E, Stable Diffusion) reflecting the ticket's theme.

Lore & Story: Generate a narrative encapsulating the ticket's intent and context.

Numerology & Meta-Memes: Assign symbolic numbers or memes (e.g., Fibonacci sequences, symbolic lattice points) for uniqueness and alignment with the project's ethos.

  1. Meme Coin NFT Minting

Blockchain Integration:

Deploy NFTs on a test net (e.g., Ethereum’s Goerli, Polygon Mumbai).

Use ERC-721 or ERC-1155 standards for NFT creation.

Meme Coin Metadata: Include:

Image file or IPFS link.

Story and lore in structured fields.

Numerological and lattice point references.

Tokenomics: Assign value or functionality to the Meme Coin NFT, such as voting rights or artistic staking.

  1. Artist Collaboration with ZKML

Allow Meme Artists to tweak internal vectors securely:

Implement ZKML (Zero-Knowledge Machine Learning) for:

Protected modifications of embeddings (e.g., AI-generated images or metadata).

Verifiable updates to art without exposing proprietary models or data.

Generate ZKPs to verify tweaks and preserve integrity.

Recognize artists and contributors through:

Lattice point mapping to identify and trace contributions.

A dynamic, transparent attribution system baked into NFT metadata.

  1. Contributor Recognition via Lattice Points

Map contributors’ inputs to specific lattice points in the NFT's representation.

Generate proofs that show:

How contributions (e.g., lore, numerology, art tweaks) were combined.

Which lattice points were influenced by which contributors.

  1. Test Net Deployment and Interaction

Deploy Meme Coin NFTs on a blockchain test net for experimentation:

Provide a minting interface for ticket-to-NFT conversion.

Allow stakeholders to view lore, images, and contributions transparently.

Implement workflows for trading, staking, and updating NFTs.


Workflow

  1. Ticket Parsing: Extract and preprocess ticket data.

  2. Metadata Generation: Create image, lore, numerology, and lattice point attributes using AI tools.

  3. NFT Minting: Use blockchain APIs to mint NFTs with metadata.

  4. ZKML Integration: Allow secure tweaks and record modifications as ZKPs.

  5. Contributor Attribution: Record lattice points and generate proofs for contribution recognition.


Technical Stack

Core Components

AI: DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, GPT-based models for content generation.

Blockchain: Test nets (Goerli, Mumbai), NFT standards (ERC-721/1155).

ZKML: Use frameworks like snarky or zkSync for secure modifications.

Metadata Storage: IPFS for decentralized content hosting.

DevOps and Deployment

Minting Workflow: Smart contract deployment with tools like Hardhat or Foundry.

Frontend: User interface for NFT viewing, minting, and trading.


Deliverables

  1. Fully minted Meme Coin NFT for each ticket with lore, story, and meta-memes.

  2. ZKPs demonstrating secure vector modifications and attribution.

  3. Lattice point mapping for transparent contributor recognition.

  4. Deployment on a blockchain test net with minting and interaction features.

Would you like examples of lore generation or lattice point mapping?

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