ZeroX Network Whitepaper
  • 👋Welcome to ZeroX Network
  • 📖Overview
    • 💡Introduction
    • 🎮ZeroX Arcade
    • ✨ZeroX Network Explorer
  • 🪨Problems
    • 👁️‍🗨️Overview
    • 🗿Static Nature of Digital Assets
    • 📪Limited Use Cases
    • 🛸Lack of Interoperability
    • 🛠️Scalability and Efficiency Constraints
  • 💽Protocol
    • 👁️‍🗨️Overview
    • 👥Users
    • 💾Application Layer
    • 🕸️ZeroX Nodes
    • ⛓️Blockchain Layer
  • 🪙Tokenomics
    • 👁️‍🗨️Overview
  • 📜ERC-XXXX
    • 👁️‍🗨️Overview
    • 📀Specification
    • 🔼Update Module
    • 🗄️Event-Driven Mechanism
    • 📦Storage
  • 🛰️ZeroX Network
    • 👁️‍🗨️Overview
    • 🎡Utilities Management
    • 🎞️Status Synchronization
    • ⛓️Decentralized Network
    • ⚡Scalability and Efficiency
  • 🛸Applications
    • 👾Gaming
    • 👫Social
    • 🔮Other Apps
  • 🗺️Roadmap
    • 📆2024
  • 📚Miscellaneous
    • 📕Glossary
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  1. ERC-XXXX

Storage

Our event-driven NFT update standard is compatible with several decentralized storage platforms, offering developers the freedom to choose based on their application's needs. Services like Filecoin, IPFS, ETH Storage, and BNB's Greenfield are among the options that facilitate the storage of update modules.

In this standard, URLs MAY pointing to JSON files in decentralized storage are utilized to indicate changes, with these URLs recorded on-chain through event emissions. The choice of JSON for data representation leverages its widespread use and flexibility, facilitating ease of interpretation and integration within the Ethereum ecosystem. While alternative data schemas are entirely viable, the ubiquity and accessibility of JSON make it the preferred option for many developers. Nonetheless, this standard supports developer autonomy in implementation details, encouraging compatibility and innovation through custom event interpretations for those who opt for different data formats.

For example, BNB's Greenfield provides CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) functionalities, which can be particularly useful for managing the lifecycle of NFT status. Developers could create new data entries for NFTs' status, retrieve current status information, update the status as the application evolves, or remove outdated records.

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