I know we're not starting yet, but if you can bring up cash flow and more natty, that would be great too.
Godfather, you just cut off the music and everything. Man, I'm just kidding. You could it? Oh man. I didn't do it.
Oh well. We were tuned for you today. We're looking for everyone though. Well, everybody, you're wraps if you like. All right, yo, welcome. We can get started.
We're daddy put yourself on mute please. Oh, Darryl. Welcome y'all to our lunar society pitch session number one. As we had mentioned in the the tweet this morning, we've got four awesome proposals this week. And then a little reminder,
reminder to that if you haven't voted yet for the active proposals that are going on, please go ahead and sign in. It's super easy with your, with your even Twitter login. You can sign in and get those votes in there. It's an interesting sort of situation that happens and I know
this happens all the time, even with nouns, DAW, and with doodles, DAW is sometimes there are people who are aware of these projects and they've just chosen to not participate. This happens and we have to move on, right? We've got to move on and get more opportunities for other proposals to be out
for everyone to be able to review if they're into them, they will vote for them, and that's the democratic way of these community run-dows, right? And so I'm super excited to offer up four more proposals that I think people will get really excited about, and
And again, we want to just remind you all that this is your proposal. This is your opportunity to make relationships with the community to get your voice out there and make sure that everyone is aware of your proposal because we are here to help facilitate this conversation.
But this is really on you guys to get the word out however you can. And so just let us know if you need any of our support on the team. But we, this is all you. This is the beginning of what it's like to be a builder and to get the attention in this crazy space, right?
It's just a good start for those who've never really built anything in the space. But with that all that being said, we've got two amazing pitches this week that are in the pre-vote stage right now. They will turn on at some point later this week, next week.
And you guys will be able to vote. But until then, this is an opportunity for you to come up, ask any questions you may have about these projects. We encourage you to poke some holes in there. We encourage you to ask some hard questions because we want to see the strongest proposals when and go on and be built.
First up, let me just introduce my co-host here. We have Sadeek, who is the project manager for the Lunar Society, and we have Forest, our director of Collector Experience. We are in this Stevie behind the Moonbirds account. We are here to help you all get
word out and to learn a little bit more about all of your proposals. First up, let's bring Don Fother up since he disrupted the, I'm just kidding, Don Fother, you're a talker, we know you love to talk, we know how excited you are to be able to get this out and I'm super excited
for you. So we have Don Father and Castro, you two are helping introduce this idea of the Diamond Bird Bank. So first off, Don Father, why don't you just give us like a 30 second high level explanation of your project if possible.
Sure, sure, and thanks for the introduction. Wardaddy is also, has been advising and assisting as well. I just don't want to leave him out. So the 30 second overview of the proposal.
We are planning to build a lending borrowing platform for nested moonbirds, mythics, and proof assets. So Grails, art,
you know, starting off mostly moon bird assets or proof assets, if you will. And, you know, this really
started with just the bang in the last year or two in the NFT finance space, which myself, Castro, and Wardaddy all play in and have been doing, you know, a ton of work in.
for the last couple of years. And I had a DFI background before getting into NFTs. And I've always tried working ways to bridge the gap between the NFTs space and the DFI space. And this is one of the ways.
Also, I would say I'll give a shout out to Nifty50 at SquiggleDow because we've had multiple conversations with him who has been doing this for about a little over a year now.
and it's been very successful for not only the Dow, but also for the community and direct correlation to positive community sentiment, as well as for price go up, which a lot of people care for.
Another reason that we think this would be valuable is, you know, kind of getting the monkey off of the proof and the Humbert Show, there's where it comes to. We're talking about sweeping floors and all of that.
Yes, it can be something that's great in the short term, but it never really pants out. So when we're doing lending, not only are we doing lending to earn yield and revenue generation
that we can also be splitting on a split with the winter society, but also landing to own. So, you know, if somebody defaults on the loan, the Moonbird would essentially go into a
into more diamond hands if you will. So that's the high level. I tried to keep it as short as possible. It wasn't 30 seconds, but yeah, that's the high level.
And I guess secondly, or one more thing is working on the back and we've already got things in the mix and wheels turning to get this all done with Arcade XYZ.
who has been fantastic in our system.
Okay, that's a good question to kind of start off with. So are you saying that the backend would be through arcade.xyz would this be a separate website or would this be just providing more liquidity on arcade?
So this would be a separate website. So the front end will be all proof, moonbird, mythics, you know, it's going to look very similar, you know, we wanted to
similar to the proof website. Very clean, you know, we want to be on brand and the back end will tie in with Arcade at no cost.
Yeah, I see that you're asking also for trademark request. But the name is called the Diamond Burb Bank. So in what way are you going to be using the trademark?
So the name, as it stands right now, is flexible because, to be honest, having bank in the name is probably not the best idea, but it's the easiest way to portray it to the community.
So, you know, the Diamond Burbank is, you know, is the idea. But at the end of the day, you know, the name itself will not have bank in it, if that makes sense.
Yeah, definitely does. And so you are asking for $50,000 for funding. Can you explain a little bit more on how that money is going to be used?
Yeah, of course. So $50,000 will be used for developing the front end, tying it into the back end, creating a bot as well as paying an
for me to manually run this process. It's all very similar to SwivelDow and how they did things. And also, any money that is left over will be used for, you know, initial liquidity.
Can I ask how is this different from just Arcade.xwz? How is it different from just being able to put proof assets onto their website?
Yeah, um, cash row. Do you want to go over that or do you want me to? I can touch upon a couple things and if I'm missing anything, please, you know, add on to that. But I think, um, so, so a couple of things here, right, using, um, our own front end.
And our own being, you know, this project that Don father is heading here gives the ability to integrate other apps down the line, right? I'm part of the team that built arcade, but the fact remains that something else better or more innovative could come into play in the future.
giving our own lending syndicate front end gives us the ability to add other protocols down the line. I think second and maybe even more important in the short term is when v3 comes out for arcade there's going to be referrals and so anyone who's sending out
their own referrals is going to get a cut from the fees. Right now on version 2, Arcade has 0% fees when version 3 comes out and Arcade is fully decentralized, meaning there will be a Dow that community will govern what sort of fees should be on the platform and therefore by having our
our own lending front end, any users who come to use and borrow or lend will automatically be using the referral codes of the lending syndicate here, right? So rather than just keeping it on our Cade's front end and missing out on some of those revenue potentials,
potentials were ensuring that the end user is coming to the DAO so that we could not only earn the yield and potentially claim assets, we can also earn a chunk of that fee revenue there. So it gives us the ability to do that and to future-proof ourselves by integrating other apps in the future.
Don, and anything I'm missing there.
Yeah, I think you touched on mostly everything outside of also being a moon bird and having this project run by moon birds. We want to have favorable terms to other moon bird holders. So
I'm going to be manually looking at and researching the different APR and yield that can come from lending. But at the same time, we want to beat those rates to make sure that the community
is also getting a good deal. Yeah good call. So just to reiterate that it's going to ensure that you're only dealing with moonbirds right you're not dealing with lenders who might not have the same values with you in line or maybe your even predatory. So do we this is sitting here? Do you guys know
What that yield will be it sounds like there are a lot of sort of benefits and Ideas for where funds will go but like if you is Do you already under like do you already know what sort of yield will be what benefit will be to the community as far as you also mentioned revenue going to the treasury like
Do you have those numbers, but you? Well, yield is going to be determined by market conditions, right? So, and Donna, I'll let you talk about the revenue stuff. So if you look, you know, there's not a whole lot of moonbirds that go into escrow today on any of the apps out there because most of them are nested, which
Another reason to use our Cades back end is that we can accommodate for the nesting there, but yields are just going to be determined by the market. So if we want to use Squiggle Dow as an example of a Dow who's been doing this for a long time, there's essentially the market maker in for Squiggles and other art block assets.
once upon a time APRs might have been in the double digits for Swiggles, but now Swiggles Dow is really trying to support its own community. And if you have Swiggles and you want to take loans out against those, you're getting single digit APRs, which are super, super competitive. So right now, I don't have numbers for you because Moonbirds are
are not escrowed that often, but if you look at other asset spaces, maces, or zukes, penguins, you'll see that the rates vary from anywhere from 15 to 30, sometimes more percent APR depending on the LTV and duration. So there's a chance here to come in and start earning those yields right off the bat, but then also become essentially
a market maker and be more competitive to ensure that Moonbird borrowers or other approved assets or owners are getting really good rates. So I guess that's really, I understand that the market determines the APR, but you're saying a reason for the community voting to fund the
thing is that the community will get more favorable terms. So I guess it's sort of a question of like, what, how much more favorable, like what is the delta? What is the delta that justifies the investment? Yeah. So there's a, there's another portion of it that I
didn't touch on before before you hop into the the other portion is when most of these platforms are landing and let's say you know a bar or default right typically they're trying they try to flip it as soon as possible
so they can get money back. Whereas we're looking at it from a standpoint of lending to own. So I've been working with sub-parliament, other dial, other moonderd whales and investors.
Essentially, if somebody defaults on the loan, it goes into the hands of either most likely hope, it'll be going into the hands of somebody who is in dire
and handed Moonbird or if it's straight to us then we want to accumulate Moonbirds so we're taking them out of the flipper's hands if that makes sense.
So you're saying that because this is funded by the community when when if people default on their loans, it will go into the hands of other Bloomberg holders and those people won't be flippers. So it is less of a sort of the existing sort of matter with what would blend and all that. Is that what you're saying?
It's, are you proposing, are you proposing, oh, sorry, are you proposing this Burbank only being able to be used by holders?
No. It can be, I mean, people can come and land. Like I mentioned, having different investors or dials that have a long-term vision for moonbirds or let's say,
You know the sub-parallelmanes that you know are buying moonbirds as well, you know they can participate You know you can't really stop the free market, but at the end of the day People can see who's landing to them not only you know what
what the rates are and what not. They can see who's lending them. So if they like, they can choose somebody that is part of one of those groups. If that makes sense. So I know we keep going back to how squiggle that was
done it. They want to continue buying and holding swittles because that essentially makes floor price go up and creates positive sentiments and at the end of the day they're accumulating assets at a price that rather than sweeping the floor.
or the prices have to cost or 40% of the cost or 30% whatever it may be depending on the terms of the law if that makes sense. How is squiggle and I love squiggle Dow obviously. How is squiggle Dow
funded because you know I see in your proposal that you would probably use the 50k to help design the back end use a little bit of money whatever sort of left to help start funding the liquidity pool but you probably go back for another round of funds
funding to get more funds to be able to either acquire more birds to add to the pool or potentially lend out against them. How funded is squiggle down? That's my question.
So they started with a little bit more than the 50,000 that we're looking at. And they, after a year, they put in profit, made 38 ETH off of that.
They had I think 54 successful loans over that time period. So of course, you know, we're starting small just like they are. And then back in February, they went back to the Dow after proving out the MVP and they ended up raising a high
not saying we're going to come back and ask for 100 e but they went back and they raised 100 e for the initiative and if you look at the vote it was 100% yes 0% no
Awesome awesome. Yeah, I just wanted to get a little bit of context for everybody to kind of as we are Trying to sort of compare the success of squiggle down
I want to, I want everybody to have the same sort of context on that. So how do they make money? Were they loaning? How do they raise the money? Were they selling the squigs at some point?
No, they don't sell any squiggles. So they initially started with the acquisitions team, similar to what we're doing here, and they got funding through the Dow to see this initiative out.
No, yeah, I know you were just saying that they started with around 50k and then they raised 38 East. Did you mean that they had enough? No, they made 30 80s and profit off of the initial 54 logs before they went back and raised before they went back
and ask for additional capital. Yeah, I'm asking how do they make the profit? What did they do to profit? It was all on yield, I believe, which again, it can be very lucrative, but they did not
They do not sell squiggles. They will not sell squiggles. Okay, that's exactly what I wanted to hear. So you're saying that they took some of the money out and they were acting as lenders and they would get the money back either if the person was
to repay their loan or worst case scenario, they get another squiggle. Is that what you're saying? Correct. And what they would do with the yield that they made, they would just roll it back into the liquidity pool for the next loans.
What's really cool about what they're doing too is, and what we're hoping that we can build up too as well, is they're landing on art, right? So those are art. And with proof and with moonbirds, with North Star being art, there aren't many early movers
right now. You know, there really aren't many movers that are lending on that. But they're doing one year alone right now, which is unheard of in the space. It's so cool. People are buying squiggles. They're putting, you know, they're taking
out allowing for one year. And I mean, I think the numbers right now, Wardaddy, do you know the number of one year longs that they have? Yeah, I'm looking at the wallet right now. So right now the escrow wallet on SquiggleDown is actually the
13th biggest holder of squiggles. They've added in the last month 53 squiggles and I believe the 53 squiggles that they have added have all been one year loans. I can't necessarily quote that, but out of the 53 recently added, I know that at least 45 have been one year loans.
That's cool. Is the Squiggle Dow, do they have their own? The only thing that is interesting to me is this idea of creating our own website. Is the Squiggle Dow, are they doing something similar and that they have their own website that's run through the back end?
end of NFT5 or is it just on NFT5? No, they have bots that are on every single peer-to-peer platform so they don't necessarily have their own website. I think that this is more so just to kind of raise awareness that this is a proof product. Now that being said,
I think that the bot, I don't think you necessarily have to have a website in order to have this function. You know what I'm saying? I more so believe that this is, it's an educational point. I also want to say that this is going to take time to see if it works. I'm going to throw some numbers
at Euroquake. If you're looking at Moonbirds, the cumulative average loan APR at this point on peer-to-peer platforms is on Nifty5, is 55%. That's the cumulative average for every loan that has been taken out on Moonbirds over the last year.
This month, it's gone down to 36%. Now, if we're comparing between SquiggleDow and Lunar Society, getting involved in this, what SquiggleDow has done is they have decreased the average loan APR over time, and that is because of their like.
Ultimate belief in crummy squiggles so they've been offering these really good loans to the the crummy squivel community and then that has been successful They I don't know the exact APR that they have gained over the last year and a half of doing this but what has
eventually happened as they've moved to these one-year loans which have been extremely successful. Now, I don't think that that is a good idea right now for moombards, right? I think that this is a long game here and I think that having some exposure to this is a good thing.
to have an idea of how this works. Does this work for moombards? Like it works for crummy squiggles? We don't know. But could it work like that? Sure. And then once we get into different proof assets, whether that be proof grails, whether that be proof collected passes, whether that be mythic oddities,
We don't necessarily know how this works yet, but I do think it is a good idea to have the opportunity and the exposure and the education here for proofholders because we've seen it. NFT lending is not going anywhere. Rather, it's, there's like this flywheel effect of the liquidity that then
goes from one ecosystem and gets deeper and deeper and deeper into the ecosystem. If we're talking about crummy squiggles here, the one-year loans basically catapulted people buying crummy squiggles because they knew that they had the opportunity to take a one-year loan out on that. So the risk for the holder is a lot less.
Now, chromi squibbles and moombards, we can't necessarily draw that comparison, right? But yeah, that's just my take on it. Right. And yeah, one thing I wanted to add to is, you know, the component of, you know, grails just having very low
volume and very low liquidity and I mean they're incredible pieces, floor prices are high, they very rarely change hands but at the end of the day they're very expensive and there's not much looking
So as we continue to build, and this is something more long term in the future, is having that ability because when we're onboarding new people and they're seeing art and they don't
They think they might be able to make some money in a few months or whatever it may be. It could take years. But the floor price may stay at, I think, some of the grail pieces are 8, 10, 15 each, right? But most people are taking
the 50th offers because they want liquidity. So, you know, having that opportunity for somebody that's also not only in the community now, but people that are new coming into the community and, you know, have that focus of, "Okay, you know, I want to collect art," and then they get in a pinch and
And they're like, I need the equipment, and either flooring it and hoping that it sells on a low-value asset or taking a wrapped e-thoffer, you know, they have liquidity options. And they can keep those pieces that they love, have liquidity options.
and then go from there. So that's, you know, one of the, I would say, more longer term initiatives on this project. But, you know, I really think that that's something that proof is going to be the art community, right?
You know, we also need to have liquidity in the community as well because a lot of art is all like what so you know giving that
exposure of liquidity and kind of giving that comfort, if you will. I think we'll also drive up, you know, not not only just sentiment before price on those as well.
Amazing. Thank you so much, John. In the interest of time, I'm looking through the discord and our comments. I don't really see any big questions. I think a lot of people kind of understand what the purpose of your proposal is.
And I think that a lot of them are definitely interested in hearing this pitch and learning a little bit more. So thank you so much for explaining everything. I think I have answered, I think you guys have answered a lot of my questions, Cedeek and Forest. Do you have any further questions on this one?
Thanks so much. Yeah, thank you, Don. Thank you, Wardaddy Castro. Yeah, really appreciate your your guidance here, Wardaddy. As everyone knows, he is our NFT.
and he is just gag-gagged over at ft5. And I think that this is a really great conversation to have. And I wish you all luck as you kind of go through this process. Again, I want to just recommend that you do a
whatever you can to promote this outside of this session and just get the word out so that you can get that quorum. All right, y'all. Thank you so much. We'll do. Thank you. And yeah, we just think it'd be very cool as, you know, not only move
Amazing. Thank you so much.
All right, next up we've got sumis. He is proposing 10K custom sprites that can be used not only in World Wide Web but also in any sort of 2D
pixel environment. If a lot of folks don't know, sumis is he's from the the pixel shop. They create a lot of really amazing assets within that, within that worldwide world, but they also do other
other projects in other worlds. But I think it's super interesting to consider this idea of full body birds that other creators and other builders could potentially use in their future works.
and anything else that they build. So, Sumi, why don't you tell us a little bit about animated burbs, which is your proposal. And yeah, let's just get that little 30-second high-level intro. Sure, thanks. Everyone here me on right?
Sure, Ken. Okay, awesome. All right. Yeah, so as TV said, I'm the founder and CEO of the Pixel Shop. We started in 2022. You know, our vision really is to create new utility in the space and interoperability in the
the space. So, you know, we saw an opportunity where a lot of collections, you know, they established their new IP, they established their brand, they built these communities, and then the next step from that is to, you know, create different ways to utilize IP within the Web3 space.
So ultimately we got our start through the doodles treasury. It was a passion project. We pitched the idea to convert their collection into 2D pixel sprites, similar to what we're proposing with the Moonbirds.
We pushed it through their treasury, got the funding for it, and actually went through and reproduced all the assets in 2D pixel art. So what we're wanting to do, we kind of got our start through that, but turned out to have additional opportunities. So we did the same project through
MeBitStow and did the whole MeBit's collection. And then we also recently did the Cyberbrokers collection as well. And each step of the way we've, you know, have learned a lot of lessons and also increased, brought on some talent as well to kind of increase the quality of our artwork. So our pitch is to reproduce
the 10k collection. It should ultimately the characters as you may have seen the samples that we've already produced. It's as close of a reflection of the original Moonbird asset as we can get. Moonbirds has that extra edge up since it's already a 2D pixel art collection.
So ultimately we created four direction sprites. Each direction has a 8 frame idle animation at a 6 frame walk animation. And so it's just a sequence of images to create ultimately the animation.
The project is to produce that for every asset in the collection and ultimately recreate all 10,000 moonbirds. This is an extension of your existing NFTs, so it's not a new NFTs that's minted. It's what we're kind of coined non-diolutive upgrade. And then with that, that kind of established
is a foundation to integrate into existing 2D metaverses. Otherwise, give indie game developers or just creatives the opportunity to use these open source assets to produce their own art with their own games and experiences with. So that's a quick elevator pitch.
Very cool and I see that you are one of the few who haven't asked for the max and we all like that. It is you are asking for $30,000 for the complete your project. Can you tell us a
a little bit about what you'd be using that 30k for. Yeah, so that's ultimately the cost of labor for this project. Obviously it's kind of a tricky process to estimate the total scope of work for each collection. But at this point we've done three full collections
We've done several individual sprite animations for individual holders and then we've also done a larger scope Game asset designs for other collections So we have a proven track record of kind of the work and our estimation process Just so everyone's aware of what the scope of work
work does actually look like we do begin with each individual asset being illustrated. Looking at Moonbirds, it's actually kind of funny because the way our body is designed for the Moonbird Sprite, it's actually like a couple pixels off from the original collection.
So we do have to kind of go through and modify the existing assets. But from there we do turn arounds. And so as you know, Moonbirds all have the angled profile to the side. So we will create a mirrored image of that for the west direction, a full on south direction, and then the north direction for each asset.
And then it's after the turn arounds we do the animations. And so like I said for each correction idle animations are 8 frames so 32 idle frames. And then the walk cycles are 6 frame walk cycles. And so that's another 24 frames. Based on the total number of assets in the collection based on
on the complexity, we ultimately estimate around a 500 hour project scope. And then we do, we have been in business as a web 3 company offering these services just in the space. And so we do have a market price of $60 an hour.
And that's where we get our $30,000 request price. And just to kind of continue from there, the ultimate deliverables. Like I said, they are open source. And so we do want to create, you know, basically the building blocks for other people to utilize these assets and build their own experience.
is from it. But we also, you know, it does include the sprite sheet for each, and when I say sprite sheet, that's the animation sheet that has each frame for each direction, walk cycle, and idle. But the final deliverables will be the completed sprite sheet
So basically every bird as an animated sprite sheet. In addition, we can export gifts, and we can also export the individual layers. So that way all the building blocks for what we use to produce the final product is also available for people to use as well.
very cool. Yeah, I'm looking at your proposal now and I see your disclosure about asset delivery. So you mentioned that this is not going to be an NFT but potentially something that people could download or access on our website. How
will people be able to use it, let's say, in World Wide Web, if it's not an NFT? Yeah, so the way World Wide Web works is it's all token gated. So you actually connect with your wallet. They read it to see what assets you have. Then it correlates back to which collections of the assets that you hold.
that are integrated onto their platform. So we've done this with other collections. The Pixel Shop does have an API to connect to World Wide Web's backend. And so that way it knows which character avatar is to load in when it identifies that the specific NFT does have
character that's integrated. So as you mentioned the disclosure, there are options for the pixel shop to provide the asset repository of all the Loomberds assets that we design and produce. Ultimately, the other collections that we've
work with in the past, they hosted themselves to eliminate that third party risk and it is still part of the moonbirds IP and all the other essential repository for all existing resources that our moonbirds related being offered through the moonbirds makes the most sense.
for us, but just for full disclosure, yeah, we did not budget for kind of that delivery system. We just budgeted for the actual project to produce these assets. Cool, cool. I mean, it makes a lot of sense. Go on. Do people commonly
use it independently like I as a person could get access to my file and then I go use it with one of the worlds or is this more of a thing where we put it on GitHub or whatnot so it is available for other world builders to integrate and provide the service to our community. How does that work? Yeah so
Kind of both to be honest. It really kind of depends on the objective of each community. So some of them we've hosted. It's tied in actually all the full collections that we've done they made available. So the most recent project that we just completed about a month ago was for cyber brokers.
the pixel shops retweeted a couple of their posts. But again, that was an SDD original collection. So we converted them to pixel kind of reinterpreted their assets, built the full 10,000 plus all the individual layers that exist within their collection.
And then they just have a website where any user is actually not even token gated since it's readily accessible for anyone to kind of come in and download specific assets or specific characters and fk's to then either use in socials like people are using them as emojis and things like that sharing it.
sharing gifts on Twitter. And they did make like, you know, a flappy bird game using the cyber brokers characters as well. And they've done a couple of game jams to allow their community who have interesting game design and development to, you know, kind of leverage those assets to produce little fun mini games.
Okay, so it could be both essentially like people can use it individually But other communities have also made it widely accessible for Sure, platforms that access, okay, correct Yeah, and ultimately if it was once this is launched or if it was launched it would work immediately
with World Wide Web, and if anybody else wants to build on using those assets, they'll be able to access that. And if you as a holder just want to download really cool GIF, then there's going to be some sort of delivery, some way that you can find your bird and just download it for your own purposes.
Correct, yeah. And that's where the disclosure is, you know, we can provide that or the moombaers could through their website, just depending on comfort level and, you know, however you want to organize that or however the community prefers that to be organized. We can accommodate
very, very cool. I'm again looking through, feels nice and easy. So, Deak Forest, any other questions? If anybody else has any questions, why don't you come up?
But so far so good, you know, Sumeez you and I had been talking since almost like the beginning of everything sort of launching and you'd wanted to do this and I think I might have suggested that you know when the Dow comes around that this is a good opportunity so I'm just really happy to see you.
I think that there's gaming is definitely going to be a big part in this world. And I think that we even have a couple other projects that are trying to do,
gaming related things. And so to be able to even provide them with something like this, like a walking moon bird to be able to build on, I think is a cool idea. So I'm really happy to see you take it all the way here to this proposal. Yeah, and that's absolutely I really appreciate the opportunity and
Just to kind of leverage your last point, that's exactly the kind of utility that the Pixel Shop is looking to provide as well in the space as to, we kind of see it. The first step in offering these kind of unique gaming experiences to
create each character as an animated sprite that can then be utilized through either existing platforms like World Wide Web or or newly developed platforms either within the community, but that's kind of you know one of the potential bridges that we see from Web 3 into Web 2.
kind of providing that kind of mass audience appeal is, you know, there is a potential for some mobile game applications that people may not necessarily need to know, you know, or understand that Moonbirds is an NFT, but still be able to kind of engage in Moonbirds IP through gaming.
And ultimately, you know, find just because of how contagious a lot of these characters and artwork that have been produced in this space is it's you know kind of a good way to introduce them to the character before they even you know need to necessarily invest in the whole concept of Web 3. So that's kind of one of the opportunities
We like the idea of kind of proposing it piecemeal. So, you know, this was our first introduction to the lunar society as to build the animated characters. But then, you know, hopefully based on our success and completion of the project, we can always kind of take the next step.
step and introduce some game prototypes or just mock up some concepts for what kind of games could potentially be designed with this IP as well. So we get excited thinking about that, but obviously we'll just kind of take one step at a time. So that's what we're proposing today.
That's super cool. I think for me, I didn't necessarily have any questions, but I guess my comment would be, is I think any time I see a project like this where you're enabling a creator to build something, it's always nice to give them an example of what's possible with a small lightweight example that maybe they can manipulate or use their burden just to bring
to life a little quicker. But the first thing I saw when I saw this proposal was my son plays with this iPhone app called Castle where you can kind of build your own games and that's typically all you're missing to make it personalize is the little sprites that you need for the character. So this is a neat concept for sure. Yeah, thank you. We appreciate the comments.
Absolutely. All right. Well, this was a nice and easy one. Nothing too contentious and I'd love to see it. Tomorrow join us for round two. So tomorrow we'll be joined by Enaros. He's proposing the Moonbirds Art Gallery.
This is going to be an online platform for our community to show off their art and enable the artists within the Moonbirds community to show off their art and for us to help support that. So it's a really, really great kind of right on the nose of
you know what it is that our our North Star is. This is a really great example of kind of tying in all of these things that are in our community with a super dedicated and passionate holder who's just really about the art. So I'm excited to hear more about that.
tomorrow as well as Metabag, which is a platform that we've kind of played around with too. We're really excited to have everybody kind of see what it is that this team is building. It is like a digital front page so it will tie in your
Twitter and Discord announcements, websites, all of that stuff into one feed and makes it super easy. So join us tomorrow. We're going to learn a little bit more about those two teams. And then again, Cede, can you tell us the important dates that are coming up for voting?
So the next bullet starts tomorrow.
And it'll run for a week. And then at the conclusion of that, of course, proposals that have more yeses than knows that haven't met Corm will be
the extended proposals that have, just have the results and any proposals, any others will be included as well. Yeah, fun starts again tomorrow.
amazing. So before you vote, you'll go on. So, oh yeah, we've also the last two weeks been rolling out like little incremental improvements to the experience of the proposal page. You'll notice that we've
We've some stuff around for visibility and we're going to be rolling out in the next probably week a mechanism for people to provide feedback when they vote no. We've got a lot of stuff coming out.
Thank you so much, Cedique. Yeah, looking forward to that as well. We just want to try to make this experience as easy and lightweight as possible. So join us tomorrow for Round 2 and before you start
voting tomorrow. Make sure that you listen to round two to hear a little bit more about these teams and these builders. If you have any questions, come on with them. Right now you can check them out on the Pre-Vote page when you go to the Loona
page. That's proof.xyz/society. Awesome. Thank you guys so much. We will see you tomorrow. Thank you. Appreciate it. Thank you.