This weekend I built BETRHelper, an open source smart contract that moves part of @betrmint’s round logic onchain and simplifies it — as we like to do, building in public.

It helps streamline the UX by solving key issues: no more mints without tickets, and claiming multiple winnings now happens in a single transaction. It also opens the door to supporting protocols that don’t natively allow multiple mints, so we can feature creators using platforms like @paragraph for example.

Keep on spinning!

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This weekend I built BETRHelper, an open source smart contract that moves part of @betrmint’s round logic onchain and simplifies it — as we like to do, building in public.

It helps streamline the UX by solving key issues: no more mints without tickets, and claiming multiple winnings now happens in a single transaction. It also opens the door to supporting protocols that don’t natively allow multiple mints, so we can feature creators using platforms like @paragraph for example.

Keep on spinning!
https://github.com/Nosey-Hawk/betr-helper

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