NFTs & Token Standards

web3 gaming • token standards • p2e security • revocation Web3 Gaming Platforms: Token Standards and Revocation Strategies for Play-to-Earn Web3 gaming has survived multiple hype waves. The core promise remains: players should be able to own, trade, and monetize digital assets across games. The problem is that most “play-to-earn” loops broke for the same […]

Privacy Coins Revival: Tools for Anonymous Transactions (Without Guesswork) Public blockchains are transparent by design. That transparency is useful for auditability, but it creates a privacy problem: anyone can trace transfers, balances, and counterparties if they can link addresses to people. Privacy coins and privacy-preserving tools exist to reduce that exposure. This guide explains privacy

Web3 Social Tokens: Monetizing Creator Economies Without Breaking Trust Social tokens promise something creators have chased for years: direct monetization without handing your audience to a platform, and community ownership without begging for brand deals. But the same thing that makes social tokens powerful also makes them fragile: you are financializing trust. This guide breaks

Utility NFTs: Gaming Assets, Identity and Access Passes Move beyond collectibles: NFTs as items you can use  in games, for sign in, or to unlock content and communities. This lesson goes from contract choices to storage, lifecycle, economics, and security hardening so your utility actually works in production. TL;DR: Utility NFTs encode rights (access, in

NFT Royalties & Marketplaces: What Actually Happens EIP-2981, on-chain vs off-chain enforcement, operator allowlists/filters, and what creators should expect in practice. This version dives into the mechanics, edge cases, and design trade-offs you will encounter when launching a collection. TL;DR: EIP-2981 is a signaling standard: contracts expose how much royalty a sale requests for a

ERC-721 vs ERC-1155: What’s the Difference & When to Use Each Understand token models, supply, transfers, metadata, gas efficiency, and real-world trade-offs so you can pick the right standard for art, collectibles, gaming items, memberships, and beyond. TL;DR: ERC-721 = 1 token ID ↔ 1 unique item (classic PFPs, 1/1 art). ERC-1155 = 1 token

NFTs & Rights: Metadata, Royalties, Licenses Beginner NFTs • ~8 min read • Updated: 08/08/2025 When you buy an NFT, you’re acquiring more than a picture but often less than you think. This comprehensive guide explains the technical, legal, and economic layers of NFT ownership where your media actually lives, what rights (if any) transfer