〰️Introduction
💡Major Concepts
🛠️Protocol Features
📋Protocol Data
- GraphQL Subgraph
- Event Diagram
🚢Implementation
⚙️Integration Guide
- Integration Guide
- Protocol Interactions
Other
- Security and Vulnerability Reporting
- FAQ

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Major Concepts

Reactions

The protocol is powered by NFT-backed reactions

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On this page

Major Concepts

Reactions

The protocol is powered by NFT-backed reactions

Users to curate NFTs. Spending reactions enables users to add comments and tags to an NFT, too. Reaction can be used as:

Web3 emojis, likes, GIFs, and memes;
Filters for Photo NFTs; and
In-Game Consumables.

All curation and RA! like tokens are free! Transaction costs are generally only 1-2 cents in $MATIC.

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Last updated 2 years ago

Users to curate NFTs. Spending reactions enables users to add comments and tags to an NFT, too. Reaction can be used as:

Web3 emojis, likes, GIFs, and memes;
Filters for Photo NFTs; and
In-Game Consumables.

Reactions are one-time use ERC-1155 tokens generated by the registered NFT’s media. Anyone can an NFT they own as a reaction. We call these users "Makers".

Once a reaction is registered, anyone can use it to curate an NFT via . We call these users "Curators". Every time you react to an NFT, a free RA! Like Token is generated.

All curation and RA! like tokens are free! Transaction costs are generally only 1-2 cents in $MATIC.

Reactions are one-time use ERC-1155 tokens generated by the registered NFT’s media. Anyone can an NFT they own as a reaction. We call these users "Makers".

Once a reaction is registered, anyone can use it to curate an NFT via . We call these users "Curators". Every time you react to an NFT, a free RA! Like Token is generated.

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