- We published an article about CyberTime on 4 Telegram channels dedicated to cryptocurrencies and DeFi;
- We optimized the size of 20 cards from 60 MB to 29 MB from the first minute and 5 cards from the second minute. We also agreed with the moderators of OpenSea to update the cached cards on the site;
- Minted 20 NFT and published the first minute of the project! Starting from next week, we will publish everything with a new filter;
- We agreed to publish a story for each new design. We also wrote a story for the first five minutes cards. See the description on the card — https://opensea.io/assets/0x5e876afe2ad4a21cd895395c0cc2fb8a8b2105e4/62
- We implemented an algorithm for automatically creating an auction for NFTs that were not sold at the last auction. This will help us focus on issuing new NFTs and developing the project;
- We decided to move the weekly reports to Medium. This way, the article can be read by users from different channels all in one place;
- We drew up the terms of reference for the NFT staking website;
- We discussed the UX / UI of the staking section. The things we changed can be seen in the examples of similar implementations from other blockchain projects, and the interaction of the design with the logic. We also made the first sketches;
- We discussed the logic of project development. We examined what to look for in the code, where there may be bottlenecks in the work of the Smart Contract, how the CTMS will be charged for staking, etc. We also made an approximate calculation of the implementation time.
The auction will end soon and the NFT are now being sold at an attractive price — 0.06 ETH (~20$). Become one of the first owners of CyberTime NFT — http://bit.ly/cybertime
