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FlixTalk #85 - Community Updates 🗞️ ft. L1amCrypto | Metamask Snaps 🦊
Recorded: Sept. 13, 2023 Duration: 1:35:10Space Recording
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Join us here for Flickstock 85.
Hi Visek.
Hi Visek.
Yeah, we were just waiting for more 20 customers to join us.
Yeah, but I think that in this time, I think a lot of the news was, well, we found a good
time.
So, I am, all said, if you are kind of sorry, but do let me know if there's a news that
is really, really, really useful.
Let's just wait till Liam is able to unmute and get us started today.
Meanwhile, if you want probably I will just quickly go ahead with some about updates what the Flix fanatics were up to.
Welcome everyone to Flix Top 85 and as you all know there is lots happening in OmniFlix ecosystem right now.
Whether it's the new launch of OmniFlix TV, whether it's the upgrades to marketplace, plenty of things happening.
Stable tokens have been there. We had plenty of campaigns going on. We ended our meme contest.
There is something more I would be adding to soon announcing.
So for all of you guys, let's quickly start this community updates Twitter space with 10 updates with the subDAO, community subDAO Flix fanatics.
So what we were up to since the last time we met for our Flix Top 84.
Well, we were doing the usual stuff, whether it was about the quiz on the weekend, whether it was about the AMAs, whether it was about having those polls to know what our community wants.
But then, what was special? We had a meme contest and that was focused on version 1 of OmniFlix TV.
And we got a lot of memes. It was definitely hard, but even an entertaining time for us to go through all the memes.
And we selected a winner. And this time, the winner was Diesel, who was also winner of the Memer Award last year in the Cosmo Awards.
And he was selected as a Memer of the Year. And even he was a Memer, you know, for us this week.
Apart from that, four more winners got FlixFam Batch.
And FlixFam Batch, as you all would know if you are regular, is something which is going to have a lot of utility.
That's going to be center of what the community subDAO Flix Fanatics are up to.
And this will keep on rewarding you. So make sure that you do participate in our campaigns, our activities, so that you get those batches and be part of the FlixFam.
So that is ended. The what is still live, that is what you could do right now while you're on the space or after the space, is our Zeely Sprint, that's live.
Last week again, the last Zeely Sprint for August in September, mid-September, ended.
25 winners were rewarded with 100 Flix each. And everyone who completed a minimum of 10 quests got a FlixFam Batch.
This time too, we are going to reward at least 25 members with 100 Flix each.
And maybe more, if you will see more participants, there could be more winners too.
And everyone who completes a minimum of 10 quests gets a FlixFam Batch.
And all I can say is, more FlixFam Batch that you have, very soon there will be a lot more rewards for each batch that you can collect.
Also, if you will see the pinned post now, you will find, of course, the Community Update 70.
That's mostly about what we will be discussing in this Twitter space.
But also, our Twitter campaign, and that is, come to our Omniflix.tv version 1, explore.
There are a lot of channels, there are some influencers, there are some projects.
You will find almost no lot of people, and then more and more, every day, they are getting added.
As you all will be aware that the Alpha version was very successful.
There were a lot of projects who were part of it.
And even us as SubDAO, we were using it extensively for our spaces and our proof of participation in NFTs.
So, explore that, and tweet about what is the best feature, what is our favorite feature in Omniflix TV version 1.
And if your tweet is the best, you would again get a thousand Flix tokens.
And even if you do not win there, you can still get a FlixFam Batch.
The top 5 tweets will receive each of FlixFam Batch, and that will be ending in 72 hours.
It just started when this phase started. So, you still have time.
You could be among the first to tweet about Omniflix TV, and help us spread the word about that.
Well, these are some of the updates. I will be around.
But right now, let me give the stage back to our host. Thank you.
Thanks, Rupo. That was some great updates.
Congrats to Google also, anyway, for the new entry.
And, yeah, I think a lot of activities are going to keep the momentum going.
I'm especially really excited for the FlixFam badge reward, but I think more and more members of the community should get their hands on this thing.
Super as someone who has been, like, you know, really knows, really been in the city communities and really knows how to run, like, you know, community reward programs and requests.
So, I would really recommend that you get your hands on it.
Hey, hey, or Sisla, you can go ahead first, please.
No, I was just, you know, yeah, I wanted to say thanks to Super for the lightning fast updates before both you and me could join back again, Liam.
Like, Twitter, I won't say it was rugging us, but, you know, acted terrible the last 10 minutes.
So, yeah, definitely Liam, we can take over.
Thanks, Sisla, and, yeah, thanks, Chaitan and Super for getting the space started.
Chaitan, you're a little difficult to hear on my end, by the way.
I'm not sure if it's, like, a microphone thing or not, but just a heads up for anything to say going forward.
You might need to speak up a bit louder.
I don't know how it is for everyone else. It could just be my end, but I thought I'd let you know.
I hope everyone's doing good today.
Obviously, Super's already introduced the space, but this is FlixTalk85.
So, a shout out to everyone who's come and joined.
So, people who are always here, you know, Wendy, I see, Deya, Chaitan, Terraspaces, Flix, Fanatics, Tangled, Dizzle, who I believe won the meme contest, right?
Is that the same Dizzle, Super, who won the meme contest?
That's right, yes. He seems to be winning all the meme contests, it seems, in Cosmos.
Awesome, awesome. So, you must be pretty good at memes, Dizzle. So, shout out to you.
And yeah, I see Chris and lots of other people here in the space today. Sorry if I missed you on the call out.
I caught most of what you said, Super, by the way. It sounds like there's a lot of stuff going on.
A thousand flicks for OmniFlix TV V1 and the tweet related to that. That sounds like quite a lot.
Right. No, because OmniFlix TV V1 launched and anyone who would go there would really feel that it's something which is game changing.
OmniFlix Alpha version was also quite well, but here there are a lot of things which are going to be added in the coming weeks.
I will leave those updates to Sisla, but I really want everyone to explore. And definitely, as I've always said,
our sub-tower, Panatic sub-tower is probably all about the community.
So, we always are able to do things only because the community members participate, help us spread the word.
So, I thought this is the best way. Let's ask our fam to help us spread the word. Let them know.
Check this out and let us know about what is the best feature and let even their friends and other colleagues know what is the best feature about OmniFlix TV.
Because I want a lot of people to come there, explore this experience of having an interactive video and probably even help the creators.
I'm sure even you as a creator would know. A lot of times I've seen even in Cosmos that the creators and the people who are educating are not able to find enough ways to reach out to their communities.
YouTube is a place, Twitter is a place, but there is no as such of Web3, no place to reach out to the community and probably even reward them and even get rewarded of them.
So, it would work both ways. So, I think this is a great platform and I would really want as many people to be aware of this and use this.
And now there are a lot of things happening, even with MetaMask has just introduced snaps and I'm sure that there will be a lot of people coming in Cosmos.
There are a lot of people coming and using OmniFlix dApps and we just have to be ready for that.
You know what I really like about OmniFlix TV, I was having a quick look earlier, just before the space actually, I like the fact that the channel section is quite easy to find.
Like it's right near the top of the page, it's easy to find like specific channels.
And I think that's important, like discoverability for people using the platform, especially early on.
Because I think that's one opportunity as well, Super, is that you kind of have this advantage in terms of discoverability.
Because any communities that are engaged with or aware of OmniFlix TV, they're going to find creators in OmniFlix TV much more easily than on YouTube where competition is much more broad.
So yeah, I quite like that in what I've seen so far.
Does anyone else have any thoughts?
I mean, yeah, definitely like the channels.
Yeah, hopefully we want that page to be filled with a lot of channels, but at the same time, high quality.
And, you know, not every video can be an interactive video.
So the classification around the channel is quite important because tomorrow you'll have like on-demand content, like just normal videos published.
Then you'll have live streams, you know, and then other media formats that are possible.
So all of these, you know, are part of, you know, are categorized under the channel.
And, you know, that is like the single point reference for any creator to share.
And, you know, all of their content media assets can be viewed by others.
So, yeah, that was the user behavior we did not want to change, but also the classification around the channel will 100% help.
Yeah.
Guys, was it audible?
Yeah, we could do.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think it'd be interesting to see how Omnitvix TV evolves over time.
Like, channels have brands, right, Sisla?
So, at the same time, maybe certain channels are associated with different types of content anyway, like interactive, non-interactive, and so on, even like interviews and stuff.
So, yeah, it'd be interesting to see how that evolves.
That is right.
Yeah.
Liam, please go ahead.
We also have Chetan.
Actually, the host today is Jatin.
He has been hosting for a while now.
And Chetan is with us today.
So, yeah.
Hey, hey, hey, everyone.
Hey, Chetan.
How you doing today?
I'm doing good, Liam.
How about you?
Yeah, not too bad here.
Everything's as it were.
So, yeah, lots of stuff happening in Cosmos.
So, it's kind of a time where, despite, like, market conditions, it's getting quite exciting, right, with everything going on.
I know.
I know.
But, you know, pretty, you know, pretty, you know, pretty, you know, pretty, you know, pretty, you know, pretty cool.
Pretty excited about what things, you know, kind of things which are happening here at OmniFix.
And, yeah, we've been just, you know, talking to different creators, evolving the technology.
Pretty, pretty excited times for us here.
And I just wanted to let you all know that just now another creator from Ethereum OpenSea, to be specific, have just joined OmniFix.
And you could see a collection called as the Beach Girls.
But very, very beautiful and intrinsic art, intuitive art, I must say, as just, you know, just launched.
And, yeah, I will try to tweet it in the space about the collection I'm talking about.
Yeah.
Apart from that, a lot of things are happening with respect to OmniFix TV.
As you could see, new creators, new collections are coming up.
And, Liam, did you notice the channel NFT part?
Actually, I don't think I did. You and Abba, right?
Exactly. The channel which you are creating is itself an NFT.
The channel name is an NFT.
So imagine, you know, the NFT being transferable or if you want to give out the rights of your channel to someone else.
And, you know, the kind of things that you can do with it.
Yeah, I think, like, fractionalizing the channel is pretty interesting as a concept, right?
Especially if you want to hand over, like, control or ownership to the community.
So stuff like that could be pretty interesting as well.
I don't know if that's possible yet.
But that was the first thing that came to mind, Chetan, when you mentioned that.
Yes, step by step.
Yeah, 100%, you know, step by step.
Yeah, Liam, as you, or Chetan, as you rightly pointed, the channel is an NFT.
Liam, as you mentioned, the ownership of that NFT can reside with a DAO.
You know, a DAO, DAO, DAO or, you know, in general, a DAO or a multi-sync, right?
And people can go ahead and collaborate whether or not that channel is transferred, right?
Or that channel NFT is transferred.
So, you know, in simple words, your channel is an NFT.
And this NFT, if you build up your channel, it can be a generic property.
You know, it can just say, for example, Cosmos News or Interchain News, for example.
And, you know, one year you build it.
And if you want to actually sell it off, you can simply, like, list the channel NFT on the marketplace and someone can buy that and take over from there.
That is, like, the best case scenario, like, the most easiest way you can, like, go ahead with in terms of ops.
If you want to make sure you add, say, a team member, right?
It's a feature that is already live right now.
We didn't announce a lot about it.
So, we should be announcing the details, you know, like, real, real soon with respect to being able to add other Omniflix accounts to help you manage your own channel.
So, you know, Liam, if you are, or, you know, Stuxedo is the creator here.
If you and Nimus wants to, like, you know, if you guys want to, like, go ahead and manage the channel together, right?
You guys can do that too, right now, right?
So, that is something that we shipped almost immediately afterwards, you know, after the launch of Omniflix TV.
If that was, say, around yesterday.
Today, we worked on what is the Matamask Snaps, right?
Like, the feature where, which just went live yesterday.
And today, we have it live on the DevNet.
And we are testing it internally, most likely scheduled for a release tomorrow or, like, in the next two days, 48 hours.
And, yeah, quite a lot, you know, quite a lot is being shipped, and it will be shipped very fast.
So, as I mentioned in one of our other spaces that we had with the Costumes Club as well.
You know, do not want to, like, over-promise 100, or rather, the other way around.
So, yeah, please keep an eye out, and you should see a lot more features being shipped, like, constantly and very fast.
Yeah.
Yeah, Matamask Snaps is obviously super interesting as well.
It just opens up.
I know Super mentioned it as well.
It just opens up to, like, such a broader user base.
Obviously, at the moment, Cosmos, like, wallets and stuff, they're exactly that, Cosmos wallets, right?
So, there is that barrier to entry for people over on Ethereum, which is obviously quite a large user base in markets.
So, I do like Matamask Snaps, actually.
I'm really looking forward to that being, like, integrated throughout Cosmos and on OmniFlix specifically as well.
Yeah, quite true.
Like, you know, two days back or, you know, before someone ships access using Matamask or connect with Matamask, their user base is, like, X.
And after that, it'll be, you know, I think, like, 1000X or something like that.
So, that is the scale at which, you know, a single integration can offer.
And, you know, now we don't have to probably let people know that, you know, they can install Kepler, Leap, Cosmos Station, the other extensions or wallets as well.
But at least we don't have to tell people in Web3 that, you know, go ahead and install Kepler, which is like our Matamask.
Now, we do support Matamask, right? So, alpha.omniflix.tv, the alpha version also had Matamask.
But we were dealing directly with Ethereum, EVM-based accounts.
Now, you'll directly deal with an OmniFlix account.
So, this was the best case scenario of preparing.
Like, we've prepared for that. We were prepared for that.
And glad it happened, like, in the same week that we launched OmniFlix TV.
Like, we planned for this release, like, almost a few weeks back, like, even before we knew that something will happen this week.
And coincidentally, you know, OmniFlix TV launched.
We had Squid Router, and due to Axlar, we now have the ability to get into the OmniFlix account, like, get into the OmniFlix ecosystem with the Flix token from any EVM-based chain.
You know, through Arbitrum, Optimism, Ethereum, Mainnet, right?
All of these, yeah, all of these are supported by Squid Router, you know, huge shout out to them.
And using Squid Router, app.squidrouter.com, you can, like, swap from any EVM-based chain to OmniFlix, you know, to the Flix token.
So, this is probably the, like, yeah, this is interesting in one way.
Then we have MetaMask, and then we have, like, Noble's USDC going live.
So, 100%, like, all of this is exciting.
And, you know, all of these are, like, pretty relevant to what OmniFlix is doing.
It's not like, you know, someone is building something and we have no relevance.
So, that is the most exciting part and, you know, very eager to see all of this, like, you know, be used and, yeah, see all of this in action in the next two weeks, yeah.
You know what Cosmos was like before MetaMask Snap?
So, I was just thinking about it.
It was, like, imagine you have, like, a Samsung TV and then you have, like, another branded TV and you want to watch, like, a TV show or something.
And it's, like, where you're locked into, like, Kepler or MetaMask, it's almost like being locked into a specific, like, videos you can watch on a Samsung TV compared to another.
So, like, once that's removed, like, it's just everything is accessible and, like, all wallets will be able to access all ecosystems.
Like, that I feel like should be the end game.
And then it's just a UI preference for users, right?
Like, which UI do they like the best?
Like, which UI or which features do they want to kind of, like, have for their wallets when connecting to OmniFlip?
Like, do they want a MetaMask style interface?
Do they want a Kepler style interface?
And, like, removing those barriers is just great, in my opinion.
Yeah.
You know, 100%.
And, you know, maybe this can be, yeah, this is, like, you can take this concept, like, you know, Cosmos before MetaMask and Cosmos after.
You know, Cosmos before USDC, after, and so on, so forth.
That can be, like, a great mean.
Yeah.
You know, and, like, Liam, when you were talking about OmniFlix, or rather the UI preference, right?
Yes, OmniFlix TV, the end game, like, we just launched, like, we won a couple of days ago.
But just as an end game or, like, the end goal, vision for OmniFlix TV is to be able to demonstrate, you know, the power of the OmniFlix hub or blockchain or the protocol.
Now, we do not expect for this to, like, say, beat YouTube in terms of, like, daily visitors or, you know, videos uploaded, like, this right away.
Does it have the potential?
Yes, it has the potential.
Of course, you know, there needs to be a lot of scaling.
There needs to be a lot of, you know, performance optimizations as well from an engineering standpoint.
But the end goal of OmniFlix TV is to be able to demonstrate the power of the protocol, right?
And eventually, this should be a base where people can fork OmniFlix TV and build their own publishing platforms, you know, run their own channels, publish their own media.
And this is when it gets interesting because that's when, that is a day when OmniFlix TV might exist, but it will become just another client, just another app, just another video publishing platform or media publishing platform on top of the OmniFlix protocol.
That's when you'll see, you know, we here have TFM, rebel from TFM.
Now, just like how TFM is an alternative interface, and, you know, in fact, much better than the Osmosis native interface.
The Osmosis native interface enables you to swap, demonstrates the power of the protocol.
But yes, that's about it.
But yes, that's about it.
What about the charts?
You know, what about all the insights that you can get?
All of these are combined on TFM.
So, just like that, we believe for multiple interfaces, multiple clients, forks of OmniFlix TV, if I can say that, to exist, and all of them powered by the OmniFlix protocol.
You want to make it as simple as Cosmos SDKs for chains, just like that, you want to make OmniFlix TV as simple as that, for people to fork and, like, build their own media publishing platforms.
So, you know, this is something that I'm extremely excited about.
Definitely, TV launch was, like, the first step.
It's a big milestone, but that is the end goal, you know?
Oh, that's pretty exciting, Sisla, really.
It sounded kind of like the way I conceptualized that.
It's like OmniFlix TV is the back end, right?
Maybe the algorithm, maybe the search engine, maybe something else.
And then the front end, and the UI, and a few other bits, probably, can be forked by different teams and creators and such.
It's really interesting.
I don't know how far, like, away we are from that kind of, like, end game.
What do you reckon, Sisla?
How long does it take to build out something like this?
We can't hear you, by the way.
I'm not sure if you're muted or anything.
Right, so I think we've lost Sisla for the moment.
In the meantime, though, Chetan, sorry, did you finish your updates or did you have anything more to share with us?
Also, can anyone hear me?
I don't hear anyone.
We can hear you.
Yeah, we can hear you.
Yeah, alright, cool.
I thought I was getting rugged for a second there.
Yeah, I guess while we wait for people to reconnect.
Manny, Manny, please go ahead.
Yeah, I mean, as Sisla said, like, in the sense, like, I mean, Omniflex can be a base protocol, base blockchain in the sense that, I mean, anybody can have their own front-end, I mean, it just means that, it just means like, it's a single point for the multiple, like, multiple interface, multiple networks.
As previously discussed, it's a network of networks.
It always, the bigger picture is always there, the Omniflex TV, Omniflex market, Omniflex anything, is a smaller pieces in the bigger picture in the larger sense.
Yeah, it sounds like an MVP pretty much, in a way, you know, especially what we've got with, like, Omniflex TV.
I guess we had, like, how it was previously, and now we've kind of got almost, like, version, like, 1.1 in a way, because we had Omniflex TV before as well.
But I think it was gated, perhaps, I'm not sure. So, yeah, I totally agree, Manny, with what you're saying.
Like, I mean, we were, I mean, generally, we were previously, I mean, like, in the, in the previous sessions, we, sometimes we discussed, like, in the sense, how the Omniflex TV, Omniflex is, like, looking a little bit more on media and how Omniflex TV and everything.
So, here the sense is, like, let's say, like, I mean, like, let's say some team which is, which is more experienced in some more niche kind of thing, let's say, be it on the education kind of side, be it on, like, be it on some niche, which they are more knowledgeable, more expert and more expertise on.
So, yeah, I mean, that's what I understood, like, but yeah, it's, it's amazing.
Yeah, I mean, I think of it in terms of projects, right? Like, let's say I'm osmosis, or I'm the Cosmos Hub, and I want to, like, make a specific type of website, or I don't know if you would call it a platform.
But basically, I want this place where, like, I can specifically educate, like, the osmosis community, or I can specifically educate the Cosmos community.
That's kind of when they can tap into Omniflex TV, with Omniflex TV being more on the back end, if I'm understanding it correctly.
Yeah, specifically Cosmos and osmosis communities and everything. Yeah, for communities, we can build.
Like, look at it in the sense that, let's say, the people who want to learn, let's say, coding, coding to earn a career, or the people who want to more look at history kind of things.
Like, I mean, if somebody, if somebody wants to have a, let's say, a history kind of coverage, kind of network, still they can be, I mean, they can build it in a sense, if they are good in the niche, if they are good in particular niche.
Yeah, I suppose you have to get to a point where your needs are big enough where you have to fork the Omniflex TV or, like, have your own, like, page or UI or something, right?
I think, like, most creators initially, they'll just want to have, like, a platform with content that you can get out there and access, like, the right type of audience or have, like, the interactivity that Omniflex TV provides.
But, like, let's say you scale and you get bigger, or you get bigger than you have to scale, maybe that's when, like, this whole, like, forking of Omniflex TV or having, like, a separate UI makes more sense.
At least, like, from my perspective, that's how I think about it.
Definitely. I mean, yeah, it can be, right now, it can be only for, say, media companies or people with a lot of content only, but, you know, for example, I'll give you a quick example, Liam, and I know we discussed this earlier as well.
For example, if there is a governance proposal, right, on, say, the Cosmos Hub, using Omniflex TV, someone can create a video, and at the end of the video, there can be an interaction that enables them to vote directly on the governance proposal.
Now, how does this work? This is because Omniflex TV is a client that can interact with any blockchain, right?
Tomorrow, if someone wants to, like, create something much more tailor-made for them, right, like, for themselves or, you know, within their academy, you know, for their protocol or their DR, you know, they can also do that, right?
Maybe we don't support Omniflex, yeah, support the app or the feature right on Omniflex TV right away, but someone can, like, fork Omniflex TV to be able to do that.
So, these are some reasons why someone would want to fork, but, like, one of our team members put it, like, beautifully, with Omniflex TV, the entire protocol, whatever you can do on Omniflex, as well as on other app chains within the Cosmos for now, can come together.
And how does this look like? Just like how I gave the example of a governance proposal being voted on, you know, like, using Omniflex TV, vote on a governance proposal on Cosmos Hub or on Neutron.
Or initiate a swap on Osmosis or try out the Labana protocol or stream swap on Osmosis. All of these things are possible, right? And just using Omniflex TV as an interface, right?
You don't have to, like, move beyond this to be able to, say, interact with another chain. So, this abstracts a lot of the user interface, say, issues that someone has, or this abstracts a lot of things away so that people can get started easily.
So, for onboarding, we believe this will be, like, you know, a great tool, great app for multiple communities, be it vApps or, you know, be it app chains or protocols to utilize and, you know, tailor make it to their needs.
But even if they don't want to, that's, like, really fine. Because, you know, Omniflex TV out of the box offers quite a lot.
Yeah.
You know, as well, Sisla, like, what I'm really thinking of here is call to action, right? Like, for a creator, like, it just makes call to actions, like, so much more powerful.
Which is just really good in so many different areas. It's good for advertisement.
Because if you have a call to action, like, in a video to, like, go to a sponsor's website or purchase a product, like, that call to action can happen through the interface, like, from what you're saying.
Or if you have, like, a Patreon or some sort of, like, monetization model or some extra value you give to your audience and you want them to go to that page and subscribe or donate or anything like that.
Having it interactive where you go straight there through the interaction, like, seems like it would be a lot more powerful than having to go into the video description or click, like, a link you've got to find somewhere.
So, in that sense, it has a lot of scope as well, in my opinion. I mean, you still get it a little bit on YouTube, right? Like, you do have, like, cards and stuff that pop up.
But I imagine the scope of what you can do on Obliflix TV might extend a bit beyond that for call to actions. What do you think?
Yeah, like, without a doubt, I was, like, just smiling when you were saying that, of course, we can't probably do Patreon right now, as that's yet.
But crypto-native or, like, Web3-native contributions are, like, yeah, will be supported right out of the box.
So, you know, if there is someone that's creating a video or publishing an interactive video or, like, a normal video on Obliflix TV, you should be able to, like, contribute directly, tip the creator directly using your, like, fungible tokens, right?
And this is, and here there is no need for, like, Omniflix TV to take a cut, right?
This is, like, a direct blockchain, account-to-blockchain account transfer.
And, you know, in some cases, there might need, I mean, you might need smart contract routing and so on and so forth.
But this is, like, you know, something that is, like, native to Web3.
And, you know, a lot can be done.
Like, if there is a sponsor, channel sponsor, that wants to, like, say, token gate only to specific NFP holders, probably that can be done.
This is, like, one way to engage.
Another way to engage is you deliver a certain type of interaction based on the account.
You know, and just using public data, for example, if you have, like, zero atom in your account, right, the kind of interaction you get is different compared to someone with 10 atom or 100 atom staked, right?
So, you get an LST ad.
I mean, I, yeah, today, today we have the liquid staking module going live.
So, if you want to, like, target people that have their atom staked, you can do that.
Their interaction can be different from someone that does not have atom, right?
So, all of these things are, like, possible.
Of course, you know, they're not possible right now, today.
But this is where it will go.
And, you know, these are the possibilities.
And this is how we believe we'll bring together all that Omnifix as a protocol is working on and represent it, present it, package it well with an Omnifix TV.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, this is, like, a bunch of stuff, right, that's coming in the future.
We're really talking, like, conceptually.
Like, I was thinking maybe we should just, like, rein it in a tiny bit, sister.
Like, what is it that, like, really people can do today on Omnifix TV, you know?
Like, I'm just thinking, like, for the creators, like, in the space or people who listen later on Terraspace's recordings, like, what's, like, the real, like, value prop for people right now on the current version of Omnifix TV?
Oh, yeah.
Like, yeah, I know, like, we just talked about things that were coming out, like, that we should sometime in the future.
But these are in the pipeline.
And what can you do today?
You can go ahead and create your channel NFT.
You should be able to start publishing interactive videos.
If you mint your video as an NFT on the Omnifix blockchain, you can go ahead and publish an interactive video.
And start to engage your community.
That's the most basic version.
Of course, right now, there is an unknown feature where you can, like, share your channel access with a team member, right?
And if they have their video NFTs on their account, they can publish this, yeah, they can publish interactive videos without, you know, exchanging keys or anything like that directly within your channel.
So, these are some of the things that are possible today.
Now, what is the significance of this?
The channel NFT is the base of what you create.
Eventually, you should be able to publish multiple media types, you know, even audio media type, just audio, like podcasts or music.
You should be able to go ahead and, yeah, right now, if channels are the base of what you do, you can publish interactive videos only today.
And, of course, collect all the participation data, export it, and start to engage your community.
So, if there is a validator, like StakeSeto, that wants to, like, take a crucial decision on a specific proposal and want to, like, take the input of their community, that can be done, right?
So, all the participants can then be, can then be given an NFT or something like that, if that's the way they want to go about it.
Or, like, a fungible token drop can happen.
Or there can be, like, a whitelist for an upcoming NFT collection.
So, all of these ways have been possible on Omniflix TV.
It wasn't, like, permissionless on the alpha version of Omniflix TV.
It wasn't, like, as permissionless as we wanted it to be.
But today it is, right?
So, creators, communities, projects, you know, app chains, the apps, all of them can go ahead and create their channel, make their channel in a feed, and make sure to publish interactive videos today.
And these interactive videos cover the poll option, where, yeah, it's not like a quiz, but, yeah, you can ask questions and people can answer, and, you know, you can filter it using Excel or something like that afterwards and, you know, gratify or reward users based on their answers.
Yeah.
Yeah, really good explanation.
So, simply, like, turning an NFT, or, sorry, a video into an NFT, publishing through Omniflix TV, giving interactivity for the audience, such as governance interactions, gauging sentiment, that kind of thing, and sharing access with team members, which was the unannounced feature, I think you said there, sister.
So, yeah, it's quite a lot already, really.
You can start to see how this could be used.
You know, I had this thought, actually, just then, like, as you were speaking, sister, it's like, do you think there's, like, some kind of, like, media Legos, like, you know, like, DeFi Legos, NFC Legos, whatever you want to kind of say about those, you can actually have, like, media Legos that are kind of being built out by Omniflix, right?
You know, we're talking about the video as an NFT, we're talking about ways of revenue share, we're talking about ways of interaction, calls to action, like this kind of stuff.
So, like, is that the direction that this is going in?
And I know we kind of brought it back to the present, there's a lot of, like, utility for people right now getting on the platform, but, like, just long term, like, how long is it going to take to build this all out?
And do you look at it like a media Lego sort of thing, or do you kind of view it in a different way?
You put it, like, extremely well, we think of it like that, we never use the word media Lego just because, you know, we want it to be, like, yeah, we just never go out to using that word, but that is how we think.
If you look at it, the media Legos are one part, you know, creator, community Legos, in that sense, can be another part.
So, for example, yes, interactive videos are one part of the story, you know, one Lego block, if I can say that.
This is the video publishing part and so on and so forth.
Then you have, what are your events, you know, the ticketing part, for example, that we have been working on with Cosmos last two years, last year and this year, you know, multiple other events.
And in Nashville, you know, Hack Adam and so on and so forth, if, or awesome, awesome and so on and so forth.
So, if that is, like, the community Lego, right, just imagine combining them in a live stream.
So, for a live stream, which is a media Lego, you have, what is the virtual ticket or like ticket for the live stream being implemented.
And people can actually, you know, whoever receives their ticket and they can go ahead and chat.
We've had something called IBC.chat also that got released and you have, like, chat rooms and so on and so forth.
So, whatever we build at this point in time will strictly adhere to, you know, composability standards because without them being composable, we get nowhere, right?
And the first step to that is in being able to, like, build out all these Legos, like, to operate in a sovereign manner, independent manner.
So, hence, the events part, the live streaming part, the video publishing part, the interactive video publishing part, you know, the NFT part, the marketplace, the auctions.
All of these, including stream pay, ITC, interact to claim, you know, the campaigns module, all of these are independent right now.
You can look at it in one way.
But they can all talk to each other.
If there is one smart contract that can be, you know, that can orchestrate all of these and put them all together.
Yeah, this can be built by anyone that can deploy a smart contract on OmniFix once we support, of course, and also.
But this is the potential that each of these Lego blocks actually have.
Yeah.
How are you going to help people or what support is there currently for, like, helping getting people onboarded in OmniFix TV where it is at the moment?
Like, who do they contact?
Where do they reach out to?
Actually, this is the best part.
Yeah, up until now, we really needed to, like, you know, someone needed to talk to someone to get started.
Now, if they just go to OmniFix Studio, they can, like, start to, or app.omnifix.studio, which is the URL.
You can go ahead and right away publish interactive videos and your interactive video is visible on OmniFix TV.
So, you don't need to talk to anyone, but if you need help, I am 100% sure the Flix crew, people that are contributing directly to the OmniFix protocol, Flix Fanatics, which is the community sub-doubt, and our creators, like Tangle themselves.
You know, Chris, I think Dizzle, you know, all of these guys should be able to help us in ways that, or should be able to help the creator in ways that people might never have thought of.
Like, you know, we've, yeah, there have been extremely interesting ways that the community used some of our features, right?
So, you know, we have Sandy that, you know, onboarded the Tezos ecosystem in some sense to OmniFix.
We've had, of course, you know, people like, yeah, people like RackFM that used the interactive claim feature of the campaigns module in ways that we did not imagine, like quite a lot of examples, right?
And Chris has, you know, his consistent, you know, I forgot what it was called.
I'm very sorry, Chris, like recurring bet NFTs, I think it was, right?
Like, where you can buy an NFT and, like, keep betting constantly.
So, all of these have been, like, initiatives of the community and Flix crew, Flix Fanatics, and our creative community, they should definitely be able to help anyone that wants to utilize OmniFix TV, yeah.
Yeah, maybe just in the audience, if people are listening, like, just give a thumbs up if you think you'll be using OmniFix TV at some point, either as a creator or a viewer.
Because I think, like, most of us will probably end up using this system, right?
Like, I'm definitely going to be using OmniFix TV.
I'll be giving a thumbs up for sure.
So, yeah, really awesome stuff there.
Is there anything else OmniFix TV-wise, CISLA, to kind of go over?
Or have we kind of covered everything?
Yeah, let me, like, quickly share a few stats that we had in the last, you know, 36 hours or 48 hours from, by the, from, yeah, 48 hours from the launch.
So, we've had over 30, like, about, or rather, I can give you exactly, yes.
We have 38 channels that were created, 23 interactive videos that were published.
We've had 290 interactions and 51 unique participants, right?
So, yes, you know, these might look like small numbers right now.
But, you know, although the alpha version of OmniFix TV is live, most know that URL and so on and so forth.
So, like, we believe this is a great start.
You know, within the first 48 hours, we've had people try out something extremely new, something that they've never done when it comes to Web3 and used it.
And people, yeah, actually were able to use it.
And, you know, we didn't have, like, any backlash in the community that something was not working or something like that.
Of course, our creators are, like, pretty pro at this.
So, they've already started to share feedback, you know, how things can be, you know, what they expect and so on and so forth.
So, yeah, like, it's going on pretty good and, you know, definitely I'll say kudos to the Flix crew especially for making sure they push through this in spite of everything else that's been going on.
So, you know, pretty happy and glad that multiple partners actually embraced this in spite of this being a version that, you know, we know we can improve.
But, you know, multiple creators, multiple community members, you know, protocols, projects, you know, people like Stuxedo, of course, validators, people like LeapWallet, you know, all of them continue to go ahead and experiment with this in ways that, you know,
days of it.
So, I'm pretty glad and, you know, this is just the first update and we are extremely excited for what all that's coming up.
Yeah, I think, like, the best thing anyone listening can do is just spend, like, five minutes checking it out and interacting with the videos.
Like, I probably did it about 15 minutes, like, because it's been a while since I interacted with OmniFlix TV.
I think there was a couple of videos that I interacted with a while back.
And I was like, hey, I should probably check this out before jumping on the space, right?
And it took me, like, five, ten minutes.
I just went to the site, connected my wallet, checked out the channel, saw Crypto Danny had a channel.
There wasn't any content there yet.
So, I kind of looked for some other stuff.
And I just saw the Squid Rotor video, right?
So, just went on to the video, answered a couple of questions, did the Nola Stefi Lease video from Steak Seto.
Super easy to use, but it gives you, like, a good idea of where, like, the platform's at.
And it doesn't take much time at all.
So, I think that's, like, one of the best things people can do.
You know, yeah, please go ahead with me.
I'm sorry.
Okay, I just wanted to just mention what, just repeat and mention something.
So, yes, guys, like Liam mentioned, please come to OmniFlix.tv.
For those who joined after five minutes of the space starting, I had announced that there is a Twitter contest right now.
So, you know, we, Flix Fanatics, being a community sub-tao, always think of how to get the community engaged with our tabs, with us, with the team.
So, come to OmniFlix.tv, explore the whole thing.
Let us know what you like the best.
There is a, I've even pinned the contest tweet.
It's a simple contest.
You just have to let us know about the one feature you love about OmniFlix.tv.
And, you know, like and retweet that so even other of your friends and others in the Cosmos or even outside Cosmos know about this.
That, and second, no, Liam, being a fanatics, being a Flix fanatics, I'm not speaking from the sub-tao side.
Guys, we, the Flix fanatics channel is not even up yet.
And I can assure you that back in, we, Fanatics, have been exploring about a lot of things we would be doing on OmniFlix TV version one now.
And that could be also one of the most active channels.
And hopefully we will have no amazing stats next week when we'll discuss the stats again.
For those who are attending our spaces, a thank you.
And also probably this Friday, therefore tomorrow, when you will come for a space, you might have to come to OmniFlix.tv to claim your proof of participation NFTs.
But more about that in the Friday space.
So this is also kind of a reminder, guys, we'll meet again in 48 hours.
But no, let us know about which, which creator you would like to see on OmniFlix TV or probably reach out to the creator.
And if you have a reach and let them know that there is this new platform in Cosmos.
And you would like to see the videos there where you can interact with them, interact with the videos, probably.
No, it's not just for the creators.
It's also probably for people who like to view things in video format like me.
I will always prefer to see video versus reading long articles.
Probably one reason we, Fanatics, also do a video version of the community updates.
So a lot of things coming up, even from FlixFanatics and even probably my personal channel, I will try and build something there.
So just to prove, you know, you don't just have to be a creator.
You can be a fanatic, you can be a cosmonaut, and you can be there on OmniFlix TV.
It's open for everyone.
You know, Supra, I actually really like the concept of like community-driven content on a channel, which I think is where like FlixFanatics as a channel could do really well.
Like, I still feel like I get tons of people making content all for one channel, and then everyone else on the Fanatics is like watching those videos and that content and interacting.
Like, that's really, really cool.
That's powerful.
True.
You know, I also think, now this is something probably, you know, thinking ahead maybe, but OmniFlix TV version one, as it is right now,
can also be a very good way of projects who are trying to launch on Cosmos and trying to reach you communities of communities.
Because we have like Atom, Osmo, Juno, Huawei, Akash.
We have so many tokens there, Flix token, of course.
So they can reach out to the people who are using these tokens.
And maybe even when they want to do an airdrop, that could be a way where they can have a video about how to claim the airdrop,
or probably, you know, have educational content about their projects, about how to use their dApps.
So there could be so much more, even for the projects who to use OmniFlix TV.
And I would really love to see more projects there.
Because as you would see, you know, as you would have seen before, how OmniFlix team builds,
whether it was OmniFlix.co, the NSYNC, they were always happy if someone is poking their OmniFlix NSYNC version for their project.
And there are a lot of projects, even now, who prefer OmniFlix.co version versus even going on Kepler Wallet to stake, unstake, you know, what are the proposals?
And now, even, you know, when you were hearing Sisla, he mentioned,
we would be happy if probably someone folks OmniFlix TV version and don't improve on that.
So that's how even the team thinks.
And that's what even I love about OmniFlix, you know, team.
That's why I love to work with OmniFlix.
And I would love to have, you know, other projects in Cosmos,
or maybe even outside Cosmos, who wants to, you know, explore,
thanks to, you know, MetaMask Snaps and probably more upgrades, which will be coming in,
to explore OmniFlix TV, and even new projects, you know,
they want to let the community know what they're up to.
Even old projects, if they want to do any major changes, everyone is welcome.
I do like OmniFlix TV's piece of improv for other projects to tap into, right?
I think, like, the more permissionless you can make it, the better.
And then maybe there's some curation for projects you need a bit of help, right?
But I think that was some really good points, Superb.
All right.
So I will give the stage back to you.
I just wanted to come and mention that, guys,
follow OmniFlix and follow Flix Fanatics there.
And keep an eye on the Flix Fanatics channel,
which will be coming on OmniFlix TV.
But until then, maybe explore.
And in case you like, let us know and probably have your own channel too.
All right. Awesome.
I guess, like, I have a, like, this, before we move on, basically, from OmniFlix TV,
I have this thought, right?
Like, I know Chasen messaged me about using, like, old content from Confident and Crypto
on OmniFlix TV.
And I think what would be, like, the best way to use that is rather than just posting, like, old videos exactly the same.
It's like, you were saying, like, you have, like, this NFT of ownership on the channel.
So, like, the channel could be sold.
There could be money involved.
I don't know if it can be sold yet.
The NFT, is it transferable?
Or can it be listed on the marketplace?
Yeah, right now, today.
You can, of course, create only one channel per account.
Yeah.
That's a restriction.
But, yeah, you can go ahead and list the NFT on, channel NFT on the marketplace.
Yes.
And can you have multiple addresses that the fees are distributed to after purchase?
Like, can you add, like, a second wallet or anything?
You can do that.
You can add splits while listing your NFT.
And all the proceeds from that sale will be distributed to multiple people.
And it won't even be, it won't affect the channel NFT as a whole.
So, if someone that buys the channel NFT, if, yeah, they are just a single person, you know, they do not need to add anyone else's.
So, yeah, it's just a listing.
And all of the proceeds from that sale can be distributed to a DAO, multi-sig, or multiple people.
Yeah.
So, like, what I think would be really good for, like, channels like mine, or maybe even, like, Rebel DeFi, I'm not sure how long you've done your content for, because you might not want, like, your most up-to-date videos
to go on Omniflix TV, depending on how you're doing it, by the way.
Maybe you do, for the interactivity perspective.
But, like, what I was thinking, Sisla, right, is, like, surely, like, quite a cool concept would be for the community to take, like, existing videos on the Confident and Crypto channel
from, say, at least one year ago, or at least two years ago, and basically edit and rehash the materials from those videos into new videos that are published on Omniflix TV.
And then, like, adding, like, a Flix address to, basically, the distribution of a sale of the channel NFT, eventually, basically, or ownership.
You know, maybe they can purchase it themselves.
I don't know.
But that's what I was thinking, is then you can actually curate, like, different content.
Like, maybe it's, like, the history of Cosmos DeFi, and, like, they can take, like, parts of my content in the past and just rehash it and edit it.
And, yeah, like, for me, like, I don't need to earn, like, much from that, because it's not me making the content.
It propagates my brand, and it means they can earn, like, for producing that kind of content.
So I was just wondering if that's something that's possible or if that made sense to anyone.
It's just a thought, really.
Because at least then it's fresh content and different.
Yeah, I mean, I'd be lying if I said it didn't make sense.
It makes complete sense.
It is all possible today.
So I'm, like, very happy I did that.
Well, let's make it happen, Sisla.
I don't know what's required on, like, my end, but I'll be quite happy to look into that at the very least.
Yeah, and, you know, one other thought is because you created that content then, which is non-fungible, right?
Like, that time won't come back or that time is non-fungible.
That moment is non-fungible.
So eventually, I think people will make documentaries of how Web3, how Cosmos you got.
And licensing this content also would mean business.
I won't, I'm not sure about big business right away, but it would mean business.
And there is that way for people that buy this content also to monetize off of this.
Or maybe even you want to do it.
So, yeah, this is, these are ways in which people can utilize, you know, Netflix TV today.
And, you know, just to state a point, like, we discussed about this in Paris, where we were talking about investing in the creators, like, personally, say, using fungible tokens, and investing in the content independently.
These are two different things.
So, someone can, like, just bet on a piece of content, right, that someone is producing, and, yeah, probably, yeah, probably monetize that, repurpose that.
You know, you can do a lot of things.
And just recently, we've had Justin Bieber that launched music NFTs, where the revenue was, it was a $28 NFT on Ethereum or, I think, on Polygon.
But at the same time, you can end up going ahead, or, you know, as an owner of that music NFT, you receive a part of the revenue that Justin Bieber actually makes.
So, you know, these are ways that, you know, mainstream people are trying out, and, yeah, crypto-native people are, like, even closer to what they are trying.
So, I think, like, these models should be trying out, and that will inspire a lot more.
Even, I mean, I just don't want to, like, label everyone as a creator, you know, even if it is, like, communities, Liam, like you mentioned, right, multiple people coming together as a community to power a channel.
You know, this is community-generated content. We have, like, a word for that, right? Like, a description, like, you know, something that describes, you know, this model accurately.
Community-generated content will also be huge, we believe, and that is probably the way, you know, content gets generated as well.
Because not everyone is a producer, an editor, and a storyteller by themselves, and these can be three different people, or 30 different people coming together to produce, like, specific pieces of content.
Which they call a media house functions.
That feels like there's a lot of complexities, though, like, obviously from where we are today, it sounds, like, really good.
It's just, like, I imagine, like, this is how I picture that, right?
So, like, let's talk and use the Flix fanatics as an example, and they're basically curating content from the community, community-generated content.
Or maybe there's other models similar to that that they use.
And it's, like, how do you basically get from, like, this soup of different contents, different cuts, different edits, in, like, a community page to what's published to, like, a broader audience, right?
Like, it's almost like you have to have, like, this upvote system where content's upvoted based on, like, how good it is, how many people watched it, the interactions.
And then it hits a threshold, and that's when it then gets published.
And then that's when the community member that produced that content starts getting monetized for it.
Because it's now public, and there's monetization models.
So, it's almost like you need, like, ownerships or revenue models for, like, each specific video.
And each specific video needs to be an NFT that could be monetized or exchanged or traded.
So, like, I imagine it, like, there's, like, this pool of content that's on a private TV page that the community is basically managing and using and, like, editing.
It's, like, a soup of content, and then it hits a threshold, it goes on the public Flix Fanatic channel, and then it's, like, permanently encased.
There's, like, a video that's been produced.
Like, it seems like there's a lot of work to get to something like that.
Or maybe there's an even better way of doing it.
No, you put it, like, really well for someone that's not working on it 24-7, you know, like us.
So, we put it like this, right?
You have three important aspects.
Manage, distribute, and monetize.
As a community or as an independent creator, you can, like, manage all this using studio.
You can make sure to distribute that content.
When we say distribute, it can be publishing.
It can be publishing as an on-demand video, as an interactive video, as a live stream.
All of this is publishing.
Or you can go ahead and license this content to someone else to, you know, for them to repurpose and utilize, right?
And all this leads to monetization, where there can be an independent creator doing all of this.
Or there can be community, a community of people that are making sure this management distribution happens.
And, of course, monetization involves community building.
And, you know, yeah, multiple models, including subscription, including, like, pay per view.
You know, stream to, like, yeah, stream to watch, or, like, pay to watch, and so on and so forth.
Multiple models can be, like, accommodated.
So, yeah, we're very excited for that.
And you put it, like, really well.
And, yeah, we break it down into three important aspects of management, IP management.
You know, this is all intellectual property, IP management, distribution, and monetization.
Yeah.
So, how, like, far are we from licensing?
Is it possible today?
Or is there some more Legos, so to speak, that need to be built out?
Good point.
I actually wanted to share that in my earlier, you know, statement.
But I didn't go ahead.
We actually made it possible in 2020 using IPC.
And that was why, that was one of the key reasons why we actually won Game of Zones,
which is a competition that was held to test IPC in public.
So, it is possible.
It's not like it is not possible.
But, you know, there are multiple models.
Even in the Ethereum world, right?
Like, there is this concept of renting an NFT.
Like, the NFT itself is rented out, like, as a whole, right?
Just like how, say, DeFi leasing happens with fungible tokens.
Just like that, the entire NFT was being, like, rented out, you know?
Maybe for access, token-related access or things like that.
There have been these models, but not in the way we envision that is native to media IP, right?
And I'll say we're 12 to 18 months away from seeing all of this come together in action,
specifically with respect to On Netflix.
And just, like, two weeks back or one week back, we've had a protocol called Story Protocol that raised a lot of funding, funded by A16Z and, you know, multiple others.
And this was the first time where we saw, like, IP management distribution and monetization, you know, protocol for IP, actually take off and, like, get this sort of attention, right?
And we were, like, way ahead.
I'm not bragging.
Sometimes that's a problem as well.
But at the same time, we believe we are in the right direction right now.
And with the thesis around interoperability, why we chose what we chose with Cosmos, the way we executed these, you know, independent apps or Lego blocks to be able to funnel, converge into what, you know, what we intend to, you know, make possible, what we intend or whatever we intend to build, right?
And the convergence of that is, personally, in my opinion, the most exciting part.
And for 12 to 18 months, we should see all of this come together in action.
I guess, like, the low-hanging fruit for licensing is kind of like intro animations for videos or music, like, that isn't royalty-free.
I think they're quite an easy one to go after initially.
And then once you go beyond that, you're looking at, like, music, like, actual song stems and, like, beats and basically all of these, like, fragmented parts that can be used to, like, make a song or a remix and stuff like that.
Or maybe it's, like, licensing characters from a story or a book, like Fantastical Animals or something like that.
So, yeah, really interesting stuff.
We could talk about this for, like, two hours, I think, if we had the time.
No, definitely.
I think, like, most in the audience probably now understand the potential of the protocol, I'll say, first.
And then the app, the Omnifix protocol, which covers all of these apps.
And then the Omnifix TV app as well.
So, you know, of course, we'll be publishing more information.
You know, our thoughts as well.
Like, these are things that we discuss continuously internally, but we never actually put out, like, in the private part also.
There are record labels.
There are media distribution houses, movie distribution houses that are powered by Omnifix technology.
And people know of them, but they don't really know the details or, you know, get, like, we never published all those details.
So, our aim right now is to be able to tell people what exactly is happening, help them understand in the most simplest manner.
And even creators, if they understand the power of the technology that they intend to utilize, they can probably utilize it in a lot better ways.
So, yeah.
That is what we aim to do as well going forward.
Yeah, so, obviously, reach out to the Omnifix team, anyone listening, if you want any help getting started with Omnifix TV and everything they've got to offer.
Obviously, like you said, Sisma, though, it's all permissionless.
So, if you, you know, you fancy just driving straight into the deep end, it's actually pretty simple, at least from a viewer side.
And it's been a while since I've done the creator side.
But I imagine the flow is not too complex.
So, yeah, you can go ahead and just try that out right away on Omnifix TV.
I guess the creator side, is that still on studios, Sisma?
Yeah, that's, yeah, that's still on studios.
And you'll probably stay on studios because all of these, you know, all the management, anything, the publishing part happens on studios.
And Omnifix TV, you know, it's just making sure that the audience or community members can actually view the video and interact with the media.
Yeah, perfect.
So, if you're a viewer, head over to Omnifix.tv.
And if you're a creator, ask the Omnifix.studio.
Or, you know, reach out to the team.
Because I know, Sisma, the team is great and really responsive and really willing to, like, help people who are, you know, getting in for the first time.
All right.
So, we have a few more topics.
Sisma, have you got a few more updates for us?
Obviously, we've spoke a tiny bit about Leap or MetaMask, Snap, sorry, should I say.
So, maybe there's some stuff to share there.
And any other news as well around engineering and Omnifix.
Yeah.
I mean, Omnifix TV is extremely exciting.
We've talked about it.
But along with that, we've also made sure to focus on the version 47 of the Cosmos SDK.
Migrating from version 45 to 47.
And, yeah, that has been a major focus.
Because with that, we've seen profitable NFTs.
We'll see a lot more.
You know, after that, we'll see Cosmos and GoLive, Omnifix, and everything else that follows.
So, if this is with respect to the protocol side of things, of course, the application engineering side of things has been, Omnifix TV has been the priority.
And just continuing the momentum, we went ahead and experimented with Leap, LeapWallet's MetaMask Snap.
And MetaMask Snaps are a way for users to utilize MetaMask within the Cosmos ecosystem.
And we integrated that into Omnifix TV as the first app.
Could have been Marketplace, it could have been the Studio, InSync, multiple other apps.
But we went ahead and integrated MetaMask Snaps.
Or, you know, now you can see MetaMask, or you will see MetaMask live on Omnifix TV.
And if that is the first app, we aim to integrate support across every other DApp that we have live as well.
And potentially the ones in the future.
So, this is from an application engineering standpoint.
And from a media tech standpoint, we have other core contributor team has started to work on the draft version of the media node, Omnifix media node.
And you will soon see the slide.
That's all I can say.
Work has begun on that.
And there will be even more updates.
What is the Omnifix media node, by the way?
Omnifix media node is like a validator, if you know what a validator is, like an IDC relayer, right?
So, this is a node server that actually interacts with the media.
Transcodes, encodes, you know, can be utilized for live streaming, for converting your media format from one to another, and so on and so forth.
So, Omnifix media node will power media activities within the Omnifix ecosystem.
So, it can be, yeah, it will power the storage part.
So, you will have access directly to, say, decentralized storage.
You will have access to decentralized computing.
You will have access to decentralized training.
You know, all of these are quite possible, right, using the Omnifix media node.
So, and this will be, this will definitely need to be, or specialized, or other technical people need to power this, because, yeah, you'll need to manage infra, you'll need to manage content, bandwidth, so on and so forth.
But, yeah, it is the first step in the network going decentralized, you know, within, like, with respect to fine storage, encoding, processing, and delivery as well.
So, consensus with, with the tentative consensus, we're decentralized at that layer, with, say, infrastructure providers like Akash, you know, you can go ahead and run your media node on an Akash node, and be a part of the Omnifix network as well.
Awesome, awesome.
I've actually seen, Sysna, we have Dizzle here as a speaker.
Dizzle, how are you doing today?
Hey, everybody.
Everything's really good.
I'm super excited about this MetaMask Snaps from Leap.
And since we were on the topic, I just wanted to come up and let the Omnifix community know that I've been playing around with it, testing it out.
I actually just minted an NFT on Stargaze with Snaps.
And this is such a cool tool to onboard the next wave of users into Cosmos.
So, I wanted to offer my support to everyone.
You can find me in the Omnifix Discord if anyone's got any questions about it.
I'll upload some of my videos on there so you can see the process and just let everyone know it's so cool.
And any help that you need, hit me up in the Discord and I'll be available for you.
How's the experience been for you so far on Snaps?
You know what?
Today, I really jumped into it a little deeper.
I couldn't quite wrap my head around it at first.
I was wondering, like, where's the address?
Is it on MetaMask?
Is it on Leap?
If I buy an NFT using Snaps, like, where is the NFT held?
And I had all these questions, but the team at Leap kind of cleared everything up for me.
And, you know, I always love just testing stuff out.
And even if I make some mistakes, it's all good.
And actually, it was really smooth.
You know, you just go right to the Leap board, which is the Leap dashboard on laptop or PC and connect with the MetaMask, sign the transaction and approve.
And then, boom, that's it.
The Snaps is created.
And then right now, I think we're live on three DApps.
So we're live on Stargaze, Kujira, and Astroport.
So you can sign, you can link on those three DApps using Snaps and start transacting, participating in DeFi or NFTs with Stargaze, which it makes perfect sense to kind of start with the NFT.
So I'm really excited about Omniflix having the Snaps because NFTs is such a perfect onboarding tool.
So when all these new users come in, I mean, like the big dream right now is all these Ethereum whales coming in and start snapping up these bad kids for like hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.
That would be amazing for a lot of Stargaze people right now that have been in Stargaze from the beginning.
But the more DApps that are connected to it, the more chance for new people to come in and play around in Cosmos.
You know, you find out how awesome the transaction fees are, very low compared to what they're used to, how fast all the speeds are, use all the tooling.
We have great DeFi protocols all around Cosmos, amazing NFTs, now Omniflix TV, which is amazing.
By the way, right after this call, I am going to make one of my tweets for the contest and somebody in the audience I'm going to hit up that you've mentioned before.
And I've actually had a call with him about this and maybe collaborating on some videos.
Rebel, you know who I'm talking about.
Awesome, awesome stuff.
Lovely enthusiasm, by the way.
This is all great energy.
Also, you know what, Leapboard, it had like a UI update, didn't it, as well?
It looks like quite slick, the updated UI.
Yeah, it's so clean.
You know, once I started using Leap like earlier this year and I mean, that was it.
There was no turning back.
Once I started using it and I saw it was so smooth, everything is really intuitive.
I think that's always so important with UI is that you can just find things very easy.
You don't have to kind of like dig for it or like Google, how do I do this?
You can just kind of figure it out by touching a few buttons or scrolling a little tiny bit.
And that's what Leap delivers with their product.
It's so intuitive, so clean, so easy to use.
That's especially important as a new user as well.
So if you imagine people coming in from, say, Metamask, they probably haven't used these wallets before.
So, yeah, definitely the easier the UI is to navigate, the better.
Yeah, precisely.
Liam, thanks for giving me some time on the stage.
I'm glad that I got to come up here.
And like I said, just to reiterate, you know where to find me.
I'm active on Discord.
If anyone's got any questions about Snaps, how to use it, or just needs a little guidance, tag me, Dizzle Social, on Discord.
And I'll be available to help you guys out.
Legendary.
Legendary.
Thanks, Dizzle.
And good luck with the meme contest as well.
Let's see if you can win yet another one.
Thanks, man.
You know, it was really fun making that meme.
I wanted OmniFlix, OmniFlix TV to, you know, come out as a hero, which is why I chose that particular template.
And then just kind of customized it a little bit with the OmniFlix TV background with the Captain Planet flying through there with the OmniFlix eyes.
So, it was quite fun making that and making OmniFlix TV the hero.
Yeah, awesome, awesome stuff.
You're like the bar, you know.
You set the bar and now everyone else is looking towards you and seeing if they can do something a little better, you know.
Excellent.
Let's keep pushing each other to create great things.
Awesome stuff, Dizzle.
Thank you very much.
Good to hear from you as well.
I don't think I've heard you on the space before.
If I have, it's not been for some time.
So, yeah, I think, Syslo, is there anything else you're in very quickly?
I'm not sure if we covered everything.
Yeah, I think we're good with all of our updates.
And, you know, we're excited for the community to try out OmniFlix TV and share their thoughts and look forward to seeing this implemented across multiple communities within the Cosmos and beyond.
That was a lovely summary, Syslo, but I actually have a question.
So, sorry to ruin the summary a little bit.
A quick question that I had was, like, the OmniFlix streaming node, actually, going back to the OmniFlix network media node, right?
Is that, like, specific for OmniFlix content, OmniFlix TV content?
Or, like, are you actually looking to, like, provide that product to other chains and ecosystems and even Web2 as well?
I was just wondering, because it sounds like it could be used everywhere.
You know, like Passage, for example, it could have a place in.
And then other chains maybe as well.
Just curious what your business model is for that.
Oh, yeah, you're right.
And it is the network's business model, if I can say that.
And the node host that's running the media node.
You can use it to run a live stream on OmniFlix TV, of course.
But you can also stream or broadcast that stream to YouTube, right?
So it doesn't matter.
Like, this is a general purpose media node that is, you know, powered by the OmniFlix consensus at this point in time.
So it will add, I mean, it is a key part of the network.
But, again, if someone wants to fold this, like, build out their own version and, you know, want to run it in their own sovereign manner, they can do that as well.
And if they need the resources of the OmniFlix network, they can tap into the resources of the OmniFlix network, intro of the OmniFlix network as well.
So this is a general purpose media node that you can run on your system as well and, you know, power a full live stream on Twitch or YouTube and as well as on Web3 platforms like OmniFlix TV.
Yeah, because I've had this, like, concept recently.
I actually got it from one of the conferences I went to, and it was, like, every chain needs, like, an application empire, right?
Which is, like, having a chain and having a ton of good stuff on the chain is great.
But, like, what if you can take everything that's good on the chain and then also deploy instances of that on every other chain?
So all of their users can use it, and it's great and wonderful for them as well, and it brings revenue back to the chain.
Like, this is, like, a thought concept that I've been on for, like, probably since Paris is slow, and I feel like with media, with licensing, with TV, video, and just all the kind of infrared products that you're working on,
it really feels like you can kind of almost have this, like, application empire where you can just provide, like, these products that can be used on other chains and other places,
which just bring value back to OmniFlix itself.
So, yeah, that was just, like, a thought process.
Do you have any thoughts on that, generally, as a concept?
I mean, of course, right?
Like, there are, like, multiple ways in which people are deploying.
So, if you look at UnitySwap, it is present across, I think, 24 or 24 chains, right?
Like, EVM chains.
So, that is a multi-chain model.
Cosmos pioneered what is the inter-chain model with IBC, right?
There is this outpost model where you can deploy your contract, you know, on a native chain and still use the, you know, Cosmos app chain or your own protocol for ops compute,
computing the logic, right?
So, Melia does this very well.
And they're powering entire, they're powering infra on the EVM side of things with a Cosmos SDK-based action.
So, yeah, these are models that we've seen, right?
And knowingly or unknowingly, we've structured things in a way where the app ecosystem is independently developing, you know, independent of the protocol development.
So, you see all of these apps on Omniflex that are running right now.
You know, people in the past also have asked us, why not one super app?
Why don't you take everyone to, say, Omniflex Studio or Market or Omniflex.network and, like, just run things?
But we saw this differently.
You know, we saw this in this extremely modularized way where anyone can utilize each part or, you know, the sum of all parts as well.
And here, utilizing this infrastructure across multiple, say, app chains or Web2 legacy systems, right?
Like, you know, I don't know, an e-commerce site or a club, a Web2 club group can utilize Omniflex just for the NFT part and reward their users.
Someone can use it just for the media part.
Someone can use it for the media infra part, right?
And we're very happy to let anyone use any part that they see fit.
And for the apps and app chains, especially, you know, for app chains, if they want to see this run on their chain, it is, like, possible.
Even today, they can, like, just poke the modules and use it.
But it won't have anything to do with the Omniflex network infra, like, the network as well.
Hence, you know, an Outpost model would be convenient for anyone to, like, run an Omniflex smart contract on their chain,
be it in Cosmosom or, you know, say, Solidity or even using Agorix VM, right?
And they can just start to interact with that contract and access all the power or all the, yeah, everything that the Omniflex portable has shown.
Yeah.
So you think it should be up for the other chains to come and say, hey, we want this to be used on our networks or our products,
rather than Omniflex going to them and saying, hey, this is actually good for your users.
So we're going to deploy on, yeah, like, especially for permissionless chains as well.
I mean, that's, I mean, there is this business development aspect where we go to a protocol
and probably go ahead with a governance proposal, engage with their community and implement.
That might be model number one.
Model number two is, like, inbound traffic.
We'd be more than happy to accommodate that inbound traffic.
So if there is anyone that wants to use this info, we should be able to help them.
And it is permissionless.
They don't have to, like, even talk to people to be able to use this.
So, yeah, all of this will happen.
I won't, like, say only one will happen.
We'll make sure that there is inbound.
We'll make sure to reach out to the right protocol, you know, that needs this collaboration.
Like you said, Liam, like, passage can be a destination for the live broadcast.
And passage can be the world in which people consume that content, right?
We are not bothered about the end app that people consume this media, interact with this media.
But we are more so bothered about the entire pipeline, you know, the railroads that make sure for the media to be delivered.
So, yeah.
Yeah, totally, Sisla.
I understand that.
It's not just one solution or the other.
Definitely a combination of all of them.
So thank you for answering my questions there.
So I just wanted to say, Super, Sisla, Dizzle, if anyone else or Chaitan on the Omniflix account, if you have anything you want to add, please go ahead.
But I think from my side, that's everything.
I don't know if we've missed anything, but I just wanted to give you all a chance to speak if you had anything you wanted to add there.
Yeah, I think, like, you're good from our end, at least I am.
But I just want to, like, give a huge shout-out to the teams that are building in the cosmos.
Yes, DYDX opensource their code base.
Yes, Noble now has USDC.
We have had LeapWallet and Mystic Labs that ship snaps for the cosmos ecosystem.
And, you know, we are very excited to be a part of the entire ecosystem.
And, you know, personally, you know, I'll be involved as a team.
We'll continuously be pushing the boundaries of what is possible with the ecosystem.
And, you know, very glad and excited to be here.
Yeah, I just wanted to extend the shout-outs, actually, to everyone in the space.
People who've made it through to the end and people who've joined a bit later.
So, yeah, Super, Sisler, Dizzle, Sandy, Rebel, Daya, Korean Spaces, or Korean Concepts, sorry.
By the way, Korean Concepts, have you got on Omnipix TV yet?
Definitely worth looking into.
Terror Spaces, huge shout-out to you guys.
Wolfman Knows, you're here quite often.
Big shout-out to you.
Abram, Manny, of course, thanks for coming to speak.
John, Fantastical Animals.
Dee Thomas, everyone else.
I mean, actually, there's only five more people, six more people.
So, I may as well say a big shout-out to you guys as well.
So, Jigga, Didi, Research, Tenka, Stiles, can't pronounce your name, or Validitrum, Vladislav, I think.
Vivian, Adi, and Carlos.
Thank you all for coming to the space today.
And, yeah, we hope to see you next week for Flix Talk 86.
Please close the space whenever you're ready, host.
You know, I'm so sorry.
