Topic: [ANN] [BETA] collectible.money - Open source tracking of crypto collectibles - page 4. (Read 1318 times)

and this also shows on the other side that the buyers/our customers believe in our product and therefore trust us
we ourselves are proud that almost 0.1 BTC are on our cards so far


there are two factors to consider here...
the halving series is not yet completely sold and the user who loads his timeline cards has unfortunately gone away empty-handed at the auction of the halving gold cards... otherwise he would certainly have loaded these too

A good start to your project

Lots of good resources on the Master Makers Thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/inforeference-master-makeraddresslists-of-lists-2022902

All of the listed Icarus projects with addresses have been loaded in now - The Icarus Cards creator page is now a great example of the kind of overview we would get for creators.

In all, the Icarus project comes in at a TVL of 0.09857338 BTC - a very respectable number given that all items were sold as buyer funded, and the project is less than a year old.



It's a bit interesting to see that none of the halving set were funded, while several of the timeline sets are being regularly funded.

100% love & support this. 

Thanks! Love the included address lists, very convenient.

I've loaded in Krogoth's Dual BTC/LTC coin and Icarus' Skull Edition set to allow both of you to take a look at how the blurbs and indexing looks like - happy to update the text if I'm wrong or missing key information.

I will load in the other assets in the links provided so far soon, loading is still a very manual process.

well done raghavsood!
a very successful website (for a start) that you have created for our crypto collector community here
i would like to support you with my project. under the following link you will find all previous Icarus editions with all the details you need for your website

[ANN - INFO] Project Icarus: The forum redemption story 🔐

Amazing, thanks! I'll get to work on including these after tracking down/transcribing the addresses.

Multichain collectibles will show partial values for the moment, until I finish cross chain support.

This is a wonderful collection for testing edge cases! Covers pretty much everything I would expect someone to build

Good job...here are mine

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cypher-hodl-timeline-5412935

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59485933

Changelog

10th July 2024
 - Telegram channel for peel notifications: https://t.me/collectible_money
 - Stolen/lost/compromised/scam alerts

9th July 2024

 - Add Satori and Cas collections
 - Enable Datatable support for series detail pages

6th July 2024

 - ATOM Feeds for all recent transactions on all items, series, and creators, and all transactions for individual items
 - Search by scanning QR Codes
 - View recent redemptions on the home page

5th July 2024

 - Search feature now works and actually searches for things

3rd July 2024

 - Support embeddable cards for creators, series, and items w/ bbcode support

2nd July 2024

 - Several performance improvements
 - God Mode - query anything you want
 - Masterlist view for all indexed information
 - Show series percentages by status

1st July 2024

 - Sort creators by reverse TVL on homepage
 - Initial Release

I'm thrilled to announce collectible.money - A new site to index, track, discover, and learn about crypto collectibles.

This is a BETA announcement, as I've just gone live with the very first level of features.



Features

1. Track creators, series, and items
2. View the current funding status (unfunded, redeemed, unredeemed) of any item
3. View history and descriptions for creators, series, and items
4. View transaction history for any item
5. Statistics on ecosystem, creator, series, and items (TVL, number of funded/redeemed/unfunded items)
6. Fully open source - all database content, descriptions, and text are stored and publicly available on Github with revision history.
7. Support for series with collaborating creators
8. Support for collectibles with multiple addresses/chains

In its current form, only a handful of items and creators have been loaded to test and demonstrate the system. Currently, this is limited to:

 - BTCC 2016 5 BTC V-Series artist proof (funded, unredeemed, single creator)
 - Polymerbit 10th Anniversary note (funded, partially redeemed, collaboration)
 - Crypto Imperator Gearing Set (funded, multiple addresses per set)

Planned Features

 - ATOM feeds for individual series and items to enable anyone to monitor the flow of funds
 - Email, telegram bot, twitter bot alerts when items are redeemed
 - More statistics as charts, graphs, tables
 - Sale history (need to figure out how to do this safely without compromising people's anonymity/safety)
 - Index cross chain assets (such as BCH for pre-fork assets), LTC, etc.
 - Flagging stolen/lost assets
 - Flagging unsafe/scam creators and series
 - The search bar should, you know, actually search
 - Slabbing/grading history for items

Creators Program

If you are a creator, I'm happy to work with you on an appropriate description for your items and creator blurb. Links to your site/shop and content suggestions are welcome, but not guaranteed. Generally happy to cooperate as long as its within the limits of markdown and not scam-like.

Creators can also submit address lists, series/item information, and serial numbers directly to me to ensure that they are reliably and accurately reflected on the site.

If you're a creator and want your works to be indexed on priority, you can submit a Creator file that follows the format of the masterlist. It should be a CSV file in the format:


For example, for BTCC's 5 BTC V-Series Artist Proof, this would look like:


That series has no serials, so that column is left blank.

This format allows me to easily import the data, as opposed to manually wrangling information from various other sources.

You can also submit a short description for the Creator page and the Series pages. Again, see BTCC and their 2016 Bitcoin Block, N Series (2-Star) for examples of both.

I'm working on finding and importing the data manually, but it's a very slow process as the information is spread out over thousands of threads, external auction sites, archived websites, and other various hiding places. This is a way for active creators to skip the queue and get indexed now vs. having to wait it out.

Disclaimer

The information here is not guaranteed to be accurate, although I do make an effort to be accurate as possible. It is possible that some facts are stale/omitted when talking about creators and items, and that addresses are mismatched to serials or items.

Feature work will largely be done over weekends, but data updates can be made throughout the week.

Examples

The collections loaded in are meant to demonstrate how the site handles different scenarios that arise with collectibles

BTCC's limited run of the 5 BTC V Series Artist Proof covers a collection with pieces that are funded, unredeemed, and without known serials.

The 10th Anniversary note by Polymerbit, Xprim777, and Yogg is a more complex series. Each item is serialized, with a mix of funded, unfunded, redeemed, and partially redeemed cases. For instance, serial AA016 was never funded, AA014 is funded and unredeemed, AA013 was funded and has been redeemed to a zero balance, and AA006  was funded and redeemed but has some leftover balance.

The 10th Anniversary note also includes a warning in its description, as the keys were generated by Yogg.

Lastly, the Gearing Bitcoin Set by Crypto Imperator covers a case where a single item (well, technically it's still two coins), has multiple addresses - in this case, only the balance for serial 016 is indexed as I do not know the addresses of the others.

How can you help?

Submitting information I'm missing is the best way to help expand the index - addresses, serials, photos, history, and more.

Note that all content on the site is licensed under CC-BY 4.0 (an open, attribution required license).