The Top NFT Primitives | Bankless

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1. ???? ZRO claims live. Interoperability protocol LayerZero opened claims for its highly anticipated ZRO airdrop, with some NFT users, like Holograph minters and Parallel card holders, receiving allocations.
2. ???? 1st TV ad onchain. Bitwise, one of the first ETH ETF proposers, minted its new Ethereum commercial on Zora, making it the first national TV spot minted as an NFT.
3. ???? Zora’s feed update. The onchain social network updated its feed system so you can see what your friends are minting and earn when people mint NFTs they found because of you.

If DeFi has “money legos,” then NFTs have “culture legos.” 

Another way to put this? NFT primitives. 

In crypto, a primitive is a fundamental building block that can be used to create more complex systems or applications.

NFT primitives matter because they pave the way for new innovations and new use cases around NFTs, enabling developers to build more sophisticated and versatile experiences.

To better understand the programmable possibilities here, let’s run through 8 examples of some of the most notable NFT primitives today! ????

Mass adoption of token-governed technologies. With Mantle Network – an Ethereum rollup, Mantle Treasury, and a token holder governed roadmap for products and initiatives.

Warpcast is the most popular Farcaster client today, but its offerings are also somewhat limited.

If you’re interested in more advanced capabilities like multi-account support and scheduling casts for later sends, you should check out Supercast.

The client’s standard plan costs $10 to join, while $30 per month team plans are coming in the near future if you have more expansive needs.

If nothing else, Supercast is a prime example of how you can build around Farcaster as a base and then provide unique features to bring in users.