SUP!?: SUP in the City
Sup!? experimental decentralized state engine browser
Sup!? is a demonstration of establishing a decentralized identity and tracking state changes with public and private comments on immutable blockchain objects in a format familiar to NFT enthusiasts. The experimental Sup!? object browser is currently hardcoded to reference the bitcoin testnet mainchain. A production deployment will be released December 2023. Our goal is to give #teamworld ample time for testing and integrations.
This experiment is using an ancient blockchain protocol called P2FK (Pay to Future Key) invented by http://HugPuddle.org in 2013.
P2FK was directly inspired by the satoshi uploader see --> https://cirosantilli.com/satoshi-uploader
As of Sup?'s first release date, all transactions and objects discoverable in the experiment were created by using http://apertus.io
Object Minting / Printing / Editing / Batch Burning / Batch Giving Click the mint button and select the object mint button. Enter an object name, object address and urn. These fields are required. Click mint. If no creator address is entered, the object will be self-signed using a new address generated at your minting station wallet. To further enhance your collector's experience, a profile can be setup on a collection address and the collection addresss can be added as a creator. Now, both the collection shortname name and the creator short name will be discoverable in the browser. Searching for the creator shortname returns all objects. Searching for the collection shortname returns just the collection. Click print instead of mint and you can use a paper transaction alone to prove ownership. Any person can scan a paper mint & send a small confirmation transaction to the addresses within the QR code printed on the paper to make the paper transaction public. A Sup!? paper transaction can be used in lieu of a public confirmation as it contains all the necessary signature and transaction data necessary to confirm it against a current scan of the object address it is associated with. To edit an unlocked object, click on the magnifying glass and enter the object address to edit. If an object is found, Sup!? will build and display the object it represents on screen. Modifying any of the fields will cause the corresponding fields' modified indicator to turn blue.. Click mint Or print when you have completed making updates and your changes will take effect following a successfull confirmation of the transaction.
beta test today --- https://github.com/embiimob/Sup
