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Entry to EthDenver 2019 Hackathon: our DAO generates digital art, users rate the pieces, with the top rated being sold as NFTs. Profits are shared with our community.

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Leonardo DAO Vinci

Project Description

Excited by the prospect of computationally generated art, we saw the opportunity for a project which combines this with the decentralisation potential which blockchain technology brings. Running our project as a DAO offers opportunities to reward our users and community. This is done with profit-sharing in the sales of the artwork on OpenSea, without middlemen being involved. We wanted to build a project that would be engaging for new users to the blockchain space, and would allow them to enter the world of crypto without having to go through an exchange.

Tech Stack

  • UI: ReactJS, Rimble, web3.js
  • Middleware: Go, NodeJs
  • Art Generators: NodeJs, Python
  • Ethereum: Zeppelin's ZepKit, Go Ethereum, Solidity, Truffle, OpenZeppelin, Infura, OpenSea

Running the project

User Interface

From the root directory run the following, long-running, command:s

cd client
npm install
npm run start

Server for communicating with the OpenSea API

cd openseaIntegration
npm install
. .env; node index.js

Note: make sure that you are running Node 8.11.4

The server handles requests on the URL http://localhost:3001/auction/token/<tokenId>

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Entry to EthDenver 2019 Hackathon: our DAO generates digital art, users rate the pieces, with the top rated being sold as NFTs. Profits are shared with our community.

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