Making NFTs playable || Building @NexPlayGame || Founder @_web3central
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NFTs Shouldn't Just Sit in Wallets Waiting to Be Flipped. They Should Be Part of What We Use.
After two weeks of consistently building, testing, fixing, and rebuilding,NexPlay is now live in public beta, built on @Base.
NFT projects already have the art, characters, identity, and communities. But after the mint, what keeps people engaged?
For many projects, the NFT eventually becomes something sitting in a wallet, waiting to be flipped or simply forgotten.
We wanted to build something different.
Introducing @NexPlayGame
NexPlay is a Game-as-a-Service platform built for NFT projects and their communities.
The idea is simple:
>NFT projects bring the community.
>Their NFTs bring the identity.
>We provide the experience through our game engine.
Instead of asking an NFT project to build an entire gaming infrastructure from scratch, [NAME] gives them a gaming environment they can plug their community into.
This is where NFTs become part of the experience.
Your NFT becomes part of the game.
> NFT artwork can be used as:
> Game pieces
> Player skins
> Game boards
> Themes & Avatars
> Visual identities
> Exclusive community assets
Imagine playing Chess with your NFT collection as the pieces or board design.
Playing Ludo with a board built around your collection's artwork.
Or playing Checkers while representing your NFT community with custom skins.
The NFT isn't just something you own anymore.
It's something you use.
Built for players
The first games currently available are:
♟ Chess
⚪️Checkers
🎲Ludo
And this is only the beginning. More games will be added.
Players can:
1. Challenge anyone to a 1v1 battle
2. Play ranked matches through matchmaking
3. Practice against AI
4. Join NFT-gated tournaments
5. Use NFT-based skins and themes
6. Chat with opponents in real time
7. Use in-game voice chats
8. Compete for rewards
The goal is to make the game enjoyable even before adding the NFT layer.
Built for NFT communities
The other side of NexPlay is the NFT projects and communties.
Projects can create NFT-gated tournament where only holders of its collection or holders from partner communities can participate.
The project controls the experience.
NexPlay handles the gaming infrastructure, matchmaking, tournament brackets, and reward distribution.
This creates another way for communities to interact beyond Discord and X.
Instead of simply saying "I'm a holder."
Players can actually represent the collection.
Community becomes part of the game
We're also building toward a system where NFT communities can compete against each other.
Individual players can climb the rankings while their wins contribute to their community's standing.
NexPlay also includes an embedded wallet, allowing users to interact with crypto directly from the application.
Users can send, receive, and swap assets without constantly leaving the gaming experience.
The goal is to remove as much friction as possible between:
Playing → Earning → Owning → Using
If an NFT can become your identity, your skin, your game piece, your tournament access, and your way of representing a community, then the artwork becomes much more than something sitting in a wallet.
The public beta is now live on Base.
🎮 Play NexPlay: nexplaygame.vercel.app/
If you're building an NFT project and want to turn your collection into a playable experience, reach out through the official accounts or DM me.
This is on another level 🔥👀
Make shielded payments via Bluetooth. This is incredible 👏
Built something for the @Zcash community using the @OfflineProtocol SDK:
A shielded ZEC payment between two phones in airplane mode, over Bluetooth.
→ A café asks for 0.042 ZEC nearby
→ The customer's wallet verifies the café's key and opens an encrypted session before any amount is shared
→ They pay with Face ID, and the signed shielded transaction goes straight to the café's phone
→ The café's app accepts it and sends back a receipt
→ When the café's phone comes off airplane mode, the transaction goes to the network and gets mined
Nothing is final until it's mined. Until then, both phones keep the same record and a receipt, and the chain still settles it.
Shoutout to @megabyte0x for reaching out and inspiring me to share this feature from a larger offline payment network I was ideating on last year.
@zodl_co @ZcashFoundation @zodl_app
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Every GPU order is a confession: how many cards, for how long, at what price. That's your roadmap, written down for anyone watching.
On public order books, rivals read your bids. On public chains, they read your payments too.
. @Zcash is different: a shielded transaction hides the sender, the receiver and the amount. The only public number is the fee.
So I built Silicr, a private GPU compute market that runs inside Zcash's shielded pool.
Requests are sealed, bids are signed and come straight back to you, and you pay per interval in shielded ZEC.
No order book, no matching server, and AI agents can rent through it too.
Don't trust me, check: the Leak Inspector shows exactly what the chain, the relay and the provider learned from a real mainnet deal.
My submission for #ZECATHON 2026, @zksnarks_
Try it: silicr.xyz
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Built something for the @Zcash community using the @OfflineProtocol SDK:
A shielded ZEC payment between two phones in airplane mode, over Bluetooth.
→ A café asks for 0.042 ZEC nearby
→ The customer's wallet verifies the café's key and opens an encrypted session before any amount is shared
→ They pay with Face ID, and the signed shielded transaction goes straight to the café's phone
→ The café's app accepts it and sends back a receipt
→ When the café's phone comes off airplane mode, the transaction goes to the network and gets mined
Nothing is final until it's mined. Until then, both phones keep the same record and a receipt, and the chain still settles it.
Shoutout to @megabyte0x for reaching out and inspiring me to share this feature from a larger offline payment network I was ideating on last year.
@zodl_co @ZcashFoundation @zodl_app
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> SIGNALS_
> SKIN UPGRADE: AVAILABLE
CHECK ELIGIBILITY // ZILKROAD.COM
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VIBE CODING JUST SAVED A LIFE, GLORY TO GOD 🙏
This is one of my long time supporters from way back in Crypto ~2 years ago. Currently they're in an active warzone, situation went to shit.
I supported them the best I could with starting funds, encouraged and showed them how they can make money online through AI in order to survive and prosper overtime
Today, after a long period of silence, he hit me back with the most amazing news. He made his first website and got paid $250! The entire path I set off for him is validated!
It may not seem like much, but in his region in HIS current situation that is LIFE SAVING money.
Not only that, it is validation that he can make money and continue to survive
I'm actually tearing up actively writing this, you guys have no idea how tough this situation has been for him
I am grateful that God gave me the gift to teach and that it is actively being used to change and save lives
I am inspired once again. IN FACT I AM FIRED THE FUCK UP! LET US ALL ADVANCE ON OUR PATHS FORWARD
IF HE CAN MAKE IT DESPITE THE WORST FUCKING HANDS REALITY COULD'VE DEALT HIM RIGHT NOW YOU CAN MAKE IT TOO MOTHERFUCKER
RUN. THAT. SHIT. UP. TURBO!!!!!!
GLORY TO GOD 🙏
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A business wants more sales.
Should you immediately launch ads?
First, understand the business, its customers, and what's preventing people from buying.
Strategy comes before campaign setup.
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2 weeks left to grab the $4,500 in prizes! 💰
Build an app that remembers and improves over time.
tatum.io/hackathon/total-rec…
Choose from 3 tracks:
- Markets & Sports Prediction
- Smart Agents for Real Life
- Consumer Finance Apps
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Antidrain Wallet Extension now has a new look with updated features, such as :
1. Rescue NFTs (ERC-721 + ERC-1155) with zero service fee, up to 50 NFTs in a single transaction.
2. Support for contract interactions. Some processes require interacting with contract first.
For example, some unstaking requires u to send a transaction to start the process, and then a cooldown period begins.
With the AntiDrain extension, u can now handle these actions too.
3. Auto-discovery of ERC-20 tokens and NFTs that are still stuck in your compromised wallet.
If you have a compromised wallet with assets or unclaimed airdrops stuck in it, give Antidrain wallet extension a try : chromewebstore.google.com/de…
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i kinda disagree with serpin here, and i feel like reputation on ct is overrated.
i have seen many solid researchers post genuinely useful stuff and get 50 or less likes, while some random account with 100k - 200k followers posts a one liner and the whole CT is talking about it.
crypto projects know this too, and that is why paid ads go to whoever has reach and influence, not whoever has the best reputation.
influence > reputation, at least on ct.
it sucks but that is the reality.
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Quick question: # Hi! Two quick questions from team Nymira:
1. Can existing open-source code and notes written before 1 Nov) be used or it requires the code be written during the duration of the hackathon?
Thanks!
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FLASH GA! 🚨
Gm I got some GTD spots to share out for @SoulsClubInc
🔶Requirements:
🔸Follow me and @SoulsClubInc
🔸Like&Rt this tweet and quoted tweet
🔸Drop evm
4hrs, GL!
Digital Humans: your hero in a multiplayer open-world strategy.
Free mint October 27 on @opensea
10,000 Humans on @RobinhoodCrypto
The game 🧵
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As someone in the healthcare system, I built something
A hospital can throw away platelets while another hospital nearby is running out.
Platelets expire in about 5 days, yet hospitals often operate separate inventory systems. By the time someone calls around, checks availability, and arranges a transfer, valuable units may already be wasted.
I built Bloodshift to solve this.
Bloodshift is an AI-powered platelet redistribution system that connects hospitals, monitors live inventory, and coordinates transfers before platelets expire.
The goal is simple: get platelets to the hospitals that need them before they're wasted.
How it works
@Zetaris connects multiple hospital databases, CSV records, and courier APIs without copying their data into one central database.
Bloodshift identifies platelets at risk of expiring and matches them with hospitals that need them, considering blood compatibility, available stock, and delivery capacity.
@nvidia Nemotron selects from approved transfer options and generates requests for receiving hospitals.
Hospital lab staff can accept or decline each request. If declined, Bloodshift learns from the reason and considers another hospital.
Before confirming any transfer, Bloodshift checks the original hospital's live records again. If the platelet has already been used or the courier is unavailable, Bloodshift stops the transfer.
Every transfer is tracked using the Meterless World Model, while H-MEM retains previous decline reasons to improve future plans.
-13/13 end-to-end checks passing
-11.6% fewer platelet expirations in a 100-run simulation compared with no sharing
-Live integration with Zetaris, PostgreSQL, CSV, and courier APIs
The simulation uses synthetic data, and Bloodshift isn't intended for clinical use yet.
Built for the Open Agent Hackathon 2026 on @GenAI_Now , using Zetaris, NVIDIA Nemotron, and Meterless and Cursor for the full build.
I aim to show how AI agents and live data federation can solve real coordination problems in healthcare.
Try Bloodshift: bloodshift.midelabs.xyz
Source code: github.com/mystiquemide/bloo…
Here is a 2-minute video walkthrough of how Bloodshift works
@mihay42