Fractional NFT for Property Ownership:
Minting the Token

Fractional NFT is a feasible technique to represent co-ownership of properties. This article demonstrates how the combined use of ERC721 and ERC20 tokens may do so.

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NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate:
Decentralized App Demo

This is the 2nd part of my series of articles to demonstrate how Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) may replace paper-based Certificate of Authenticity for luxury goods such as watches.

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Introducing The Ethereum Development Environment:
Part 1

Building Decentralized Applications in Ethereum comes with its suite of development tools. In this 2-part tutorial I will walk through my Ethereum Development toolchain

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The Freelancer’s Smart Contract:
How It Works

Drawing from my experiences as a freelance programmer, I developed a decentralized app, aiming to empower freelancers to secure payments for their work seamlessly and avoid payment challenges

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Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Transferring the Asset

Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Transferring the Asset

Recap & Introduction In the first article of this series Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Minting the Token, we demonstrated how an NFT representing ownership of a property may be fractionalized for multiple co-owners and represented using ERC-20 tokens. This article focuses on how co-owners of a fractionalized property may make a claim of their share of

Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Minting the Token

Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Minting the Token

What’s a Fractional NFT? A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a proof of ownership. To prove that you own an ape from the Bored Ape Yacht Club, you would simply whip out your MetaMask wallet and show that it’s right there in your wallet. But that is if you are the sole owner of the asset.  The

NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate: Explaining the IPFS JSON Web Service

NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate: Explaining the IPFS JSON Web Service

A Decentralized App for Minting, Viewing and Transferring Ownership of NFT-based Certificates of Authenticity for Luxury Watches.  This is the 3rd and final part of the series of articles to demonstrate how Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) may replace paper-based Certificate of Authenticity for luxury goods such as watches. Refer to Part 1 to learn the business logic and Part 2

The Freelancer's Smart Contract: Solidity Codes Explained

The Freelancer’s Smart Contract: Solidity Codes Explained

The Freelancer’s Smart Contract This is the 3rd part of a 4-part series that document my process of building a Decentralized Application (DApp) for freelancers to receive multiple partial payments for a project that he undertakes with a client. For a step-by-step guide on the business logic of this process, refer to part 1 of this series.

NFT Escrow Service: Business Logic

NFT Escrow Service: Business Logic

Trading NFTs and Ensuring Its Delivery How do you ensure that the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) that you just bought will definitely be delivered? Let’s take this question further. Imagine that you are purchasing a used luxury watch that comes with an ERC-721 based NFT certificate (like the one that I discussed in the article NFT-based Luxury Watch Certificate). How

NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate: Decentralized App Demo

NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate: Decentralized App Demo

A Decentralized App for Minting, Viewing and Transferring NFT-based Certificate of Authenticity for Luxury Watches This is the 2nd part of my series of articles to demonstrate how Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) may replace paper-based Certificate of Authenticity for luxury goods such as watches. Refer to Part 1 to learn the business logic behind how this may work. I name my