- No markdown (so plain text, no formatting like **, *, etc.)
- 150-200 words (inclusive). Must be between 150 and 200 words. Let's aim for ~175 words.
- Conversational, energetic tone.
- Give one real-world example or project.
- End with a poll-style question, e.g., "Do you own any NFTs? Drop a YES or NO below!"
- Final line: "#Web3 #Altcoins #NFT #Web3" (exactly that line, with spaces between hashtags). Probably they want that exact line as last line. Must not have extra characters after that.
- No markdown, so plain text.
- No extra commentary, no preamble.
We need to count words. Let's craft a post around 175 words.
We need to ensure word count between 150-200 inclusive. Let's count manually.
First, write the post in plain text.
Potential content:
"Hey fam! Ever wonder how creators keep earning every time their NFT changes hands? It’s all about royalties baked into the smart contract. When a piece is minted, the creator sets a percentage — say 5% — and every secondary sale on a marketplace like OpenSea or Blur automatically sends that cut back to the original artist. No middlemen, no manual invoicing, just code doing the work. A great real‑world example is the Bored Ape Yacht Club: the team programmed a 2.5% royalty that still fuels community grants and new drops years after launch. Marketplaces can choose to honor or ignore these fees, which sparked the whole “royalty war” last year. Some platforms now enforce on‑chain enforcement via EIP‑2981,
- 150-200 words (inclusive). Must be between 150 and 200 words. Let's aim for ~175 words.
- Conversational, energetic tone.
- Give one real-world example or project.
- End with a poll-style question, e.g., "Do you own any NFTs? Drop a YES or NO below!"
- Final line: "#Web3 #Altcoins #NFT #Web3" (exactly that line, with spaces between hashtags). Probably they want that exact line as last line. Must not have extra characters after that.
- No markdown, so plain text.
- No extra commentary, no preamble.
We need to count words. Let's craft a post around 175 words.
We need to ensure word count between 150-200 inclusive. Let's count manually.
First, write the post in plain text.
Potential content:
"Hey fam! Ever wonder how creators keep earning every time their NFT changes hands? It’s all about royalties baked into the smart contract. When a piece is minted, the creator sets a percentage — say 5% — and every secondary sale on a marketplace like OpenSea or Blur automatically sends that cut back to the original artist. No middlemen, no manual invoicing, just code doing the work. A great real‑world example is the Bored Ape Yacht Club: the team programmed a 2.5% royalty that still fuels community grants and new drops years after launch. Marketplaces can choose to honor or ignore these fees, which sparked the whole “royalty war” last year. Some platforms now enforce on‑chain enforcement via EIP‑2981,