The main hypostases and parts of the Project
The Project as a whole acts as:
A cross-chain aggregator of liquidity wrapped in NFT of any order;
A formalizer for valuation of assets within NFTs of any level of complexity;
An automatic anti-fraud system for the NFT market and related industries.
In doing so, the Protocol:
Helps wrap and unwrap assets;
Templates the NFT creation process for platforms (marketplaces, exchanges, etc.);
Sets a minimum valuation for NFT at the expense of the accumulator.
Oracle in turn:
Creates a scoring system - initial valuation of assets through open data analysis;
Applies as a classical and/or AI-anti-fraud system, which allows each market participant to manage risk;
Systematizes all positive and negative patterns in the use of NFT of any order.
Finally, Index:
Becomes one of the first decentralized and collateralized simultaneously market indices for NFT and related assets (synthetic, among others);
Acts as a selling instrument and the initial unit of exchange;
Also, the Index verifies Oracle data, preventing manipulation by misrepresentation of information by participants.
Besides these elements, there is Token, which acts as their link: herewith, all three elements (Protocol, Oracle, Index) can be used independently, without Token, but it adds unique functionality to DAO NIFTSY:
Participation in royalty payments to any actor (subject, script, AI, etc.) by paying on any complex transactions in the subject-object model;
WUM mechanics is a dynamic part of drive, transaction processing;
Second- and subsequent-order NFT cross-chain exchange which functions are discount and netting rate;
Unification of token standards through a single wrapper format;
Tool for simplification and objectification of derivatives, that means valuation through turnover/pledge analysis of any tokens;
Token bonus model in the development of the Project ecosystem such as airdrops, bounty programs, etc.
Thus, the Token is a primitive cross-chain transfer mechanism for NFT wrapped assets (liquidity) and serves to reduce transaction costs.
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