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<h3>What is dot fun?</h3>dot fun is Transient Labs’ experimental playground for building and launching micro-apps that push the boundaries of creativity, tech, and fun in Web3. Upcoming apps like Dynamic Art Engine (a no-code tool for dynamic and generative art), Handshake (on-chain agreements between parties), and Thrift Store Contracts (enabling donation and claiming of unwanted digital assets) show how dot fun is a platform driven by innovation, community participation, and creative solutions to real-world problems.While we’re constantly creating and building new concepts ourselves, we believe some of the best ideas come from the community. This initiative is a way for everyone—whether you're technical or not—to share your ideas and have the opportunity to see them come to life within the dot fun ecosystem.<h3>What We’re Looking For</h3>We want your ideas for simple yet innovative apps that can live within the dot fun ecosystem. Whether it's a cool utility tool, a fun interactive game, or a creative way to solve real-world problems with Web3 (or Web2.5), your idea could be the next big thing!The best ideas should:<ul><li>Encourage creativity and interactivity—think about tools or games that are easy to use and fun to engage with.</li><li>Foster long-term engagement—focus on concepts that motivate users to return regularly, creating sustained interest and interaction.</li><li>Where possible, use Web3 features (e.g., NFTs, smart contracts, ERC-20’s), but Web2.5 ideas are also welcome.</li><li>Bonus: Aim to generate/maximize on-chain interaction for potential revenue through transaction fees. The winner will receive perpetual revenue kickbacks from the app built based on their idea!</li></ul><h3>Submission Guidelines</h3><ol><li>Concept: Describe your idea clearly. Please utilize graphics, images, flow charts, etc. to explain your app idea and how it might work.</li><li>Functionality: Explain how users will engage with the app.</li><li>Value: Describe what problem it solves or what new experience it offers.</li><li>Engagement: Highlight how the app will drive user engagement and social sharing.</li></ol><h3>Prizes &amp; Incentives</h3><ul><li>$10,000 Prize: The winning idea will receive a cash prize and be developed by Transient Labs as part of dot fun.</li><li>Perpetual Kickback: If your app generates on-chain transactions, you’ll earn a cut of the protocol fees, giving you ongoing revenue as the app grows.</li></ul><h3>Why Get Involved?</h3>We’re not just building apps; we’re building a community. This is your chance to get involved and shape the future of dot fun. Whether you’re a creative thinker or someone who sees a unique solution to a problem in the Web3 world, this is your opportunity to make it happen!

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Transient Lab already offers the inscription feature, but many of us would love to see a lending feature added. In essence, this would function as a send option with a timed duration or a pullback feature. For example, if a museum, gallery, or festival wants to exhibit or possibly sell an artwork, they could request it for a specific time period (e.g., from xx/xx/xxxx to xx/xx/xxxx). You would send the artwork to their wallet with a limit of, say, 2 weeks. After the set time, the artwork would automatically return to the collector's or artist’s wallet, now enriched with the provenance of having been exhibited at the venue. Imagine seeing "CalgaryContemporary.eth," "BeijingContemporary.eth," or even "Moma.eth" listed in the ledger of previous holders of the artwork.

Adding Provenance to Digital Art: A Lending Protocol

Kristian Levin (noCreative)

Adding Provenance to Digital Art: A Lending Protocol

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