Time Experiment
The .time experiment and Inscription #16,788,432 have introduced a revolutionary change.
They present a code and a decoder, both housed securely on the blockchain.
Ownership of a standard is as simple and affordable as inscribing the text.standard, a $1 process.
Showing off these owned inscriptions, like Inscription #16,788,432 Content, is also on-chain.
The implications are ground-breaking:
Affordable Access It costs roughly the same as a text inscription - around $1 - shifting the cost of visual creation onto the creators.
Democratized Creation This democratizes the space, allowing anyone to build a decoder or visualizer to display a text inscription.
Blockchain-based Everything takes place on the blockchain, ensuring security and transparency.
Dynamic Marketplaces Marketplaces can convert the text content of the standard into a visual form using the decoder or visualizer inscription, transforming a basic text inscription into a dynamic image, GIF, or anything else.
This reimagines the NFT landscape, making it more affordable, inclusive, and versatile than ever before.
EXAMPLE with 0.TIME
Essentially, with the use of .time
, the marketplace or the visualizer has to integrate just one simple function into its existing code:
In this function, thetext
is set to the content of URL https://ordinals.com/content/.....
By assigning the URL to textStandard
, we are essentially populating the hidden field with the value derived from the standard text inscription.
Once this is integrated, all further processing is managed by the visualizer. This minimizes the additional coding needed on the marketplace or the visualizer's end, as they simply need to inject the value into the hidden field and the standard visualizer takes care of the rest.
Simply assign 'textStandard' to xxxxx.time
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