Tezos

Happy to announce the newest version of the ZeroContract has been minted. It is out in the wild now. Anybody that is interested, let me know. We'll get this revolution going. I'll be sharing a series of small infographics with information in threads to explain all the new features of the contract. There are quite a few. All very useful. And one is super innovative that I plan to try getting into the official TZIP standard.

Quick summary of the topics I'll be discussing:
○ Freedom to edit Contract Metadata
○ Freedom to edit Token Metadata
○ Add Collaborating Artists directly on-chain
○ Freedom to swap artwork (artifactUri)
○ Freedom with artwork of any file size
○ Ability to add infinite types of artwork
○ Family relationship between collections
○ True Destroy of art versus Burn
○ Full compliance with Tezos standards
○ Full compatibility with existing marketplaces

ZeroContract Feature Highlight #4:

○ Family relationship between collections

The Parent/Child relationship has been in the ZeroContract from nearly the beginning, but it is still the least adopted feature. This is in part that on the ZeroView I built displays this information. No marketplace or wallet has adopted this, so even if used, there is only one place to view it.

That said, to me this is incredibly useful, and I feel will grow in adoption over time. For any collection, the artist is able to create soft links with other collections. Creating a hierarchy between collections, no matter when they are created. I think I am the only person who has used this, but you can see the example below:

Of the five collections below, the ZeroContract Artist Studio is the most recent. I made this collection specifically to be a Parent "umbrella" for associated collections. You can see it has two children projects "Zero Contracters" and "ZeroContract Artist Studio | Abundance". This feature is very much about organization and not necessarily provenance (unlike Bitcoin Ordinals relationships). It is a means to logically connect artwork collections together in a meaningful and useful way.