Here’s a guide on how NFT Galleries work on Zora’s Coins Protocol
1. Creator Uploads Content
- A creator posts digital content such as image, video, 3D model to Zora.
2. Tokenization as a Zora Coin
- The content is minted as an ERC-20 token just like $CYBER
- Metadata: art style, color palette, tags is stored on IPFS/Arweave.
3. Coin Listing on Marketplace
- $CYBER appears in Zora’s marketplace with:
- A unique $TICKER symbol.
- Royalty settings such as a 5% to creator per trade
4. Trader Discovers Coin
- A collector buys $CYBER or other coins such as meme coin, $DOGE, etc.
5. Initiate Fusion Process
- Trader selects 2+ coins. An example is $CYBER and $DOGE in the Fusion Lab interface.
6. AI Analyzes Coin Attributes
- Computer Vision Model scans:
- $CYBER: Neon colors, grid patterns.
- $DOGE: Comic sans text, Shiba Inu motif.
7. Generative AI Creates Hybrid Art
- Stable Diffusion XL blends inputs into new artwork:
- The output: A neon Shiba Inu with cybernetic implants ($CYBERDOGE).
8. Dynamic Metadata Generation
- New attributes are logged:
- Parent coins: $CYBER, $DOGE.
- Fusion date, AI model version, style mix ratio
9. Minting the Fused Coin
- Smart contract:
- Mints $CYBERDOGE as a new ERC-20 token.
- Locks a 1% royalty to original creators ($CYBER and $DOGE artists).
10. Automated Marketplace Listing
- $CYBERDOGE appears in the gallery with:
- "Remix Tree" showing lineage.
- Trading volume stats.
11. Secondary Trading & Royalties
- Each $CYBERDOGE trade triggers:
- 5% fee → 1% to platform, 4% split between $CYBER/$DOGE creators.
12. Recursive Remixing
- Traders fuse $CYBERDOGE with new coins such as $ANIME → $CYBERANIME
- Infinite generative possibilities.