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WTF is doodles DREAMNET, a rant ⤵️

doodlifts

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44,542 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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doodlifts1 年前

DreamNet is a protocol where you can create characters, places, and lore; and turn them into onchain assets. If your content gets used in AI media, games, or apps, you earn through automated reference fees. Think fan fiction with upside.

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doodlifts1 年前

Everything lives in the Worldstate; a shared, AI-readable lore graph. • Characters = ERC-20 tokens • Places = tokenized hubs • Popular content gets canonized • Usage triggers token buybacks

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doodlifts1 年前

You can: • Create an agent (a character with its own wallet and token) • Found a place for others to build in • Stake into early ideas you believe in • Build tools or media that query the Worldstate

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doodlifts1 年前

Doodles is the first universe to launch on DreamNet OG holders can create early agents and worlds Reference usage = earnings The earlier your ideas get adopted, the more valuable they become

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doodlifts1 年前

The takeaway: If you’re into storytelling, AI, or NFTs; DreamNet lets you build IP from scratch, and gives you a shot at owning the upside when others build on top of it

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Solar Heavy1 年前

- All I Knew

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pawky • - •1 年前

@doodles nah go ahead and hang bros jersey in the rafters 😭🔥🔥🔥

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conquad 🔥 • ᴗ •1 年前

@doodles Such a good job here lifts!

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doodlifts1 年前

@doodles Thanks Conquant!!

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maria • ᴗ •1 年前

@doodles 🔥🔥🔥 I’m sure you saw this @atari_god but just in case Doodlelifts ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ made an awesome explanation. 🫶

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humpstyles1 年前

@doodles I hope DreamNet has an ASMR division

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