1/ The IPFS ArtBox files are ready 🎨 After weeks of iterations, I'm releasing all 3D print files for the community. This isn't just a frame - it's permanent, decentralized art preservation you can build yourself.

4/ This is about more than displays. It's about collectors taking control of preservation. Big tech frames can disappear. This won't. Join the build community: Who's building the first one? 👀. "This is a community DIY project - build guide and safety.

3/ Everything's open source: .- 3D print files: - Parts list: ~€300 total .- Build time: ~1 day.

2/ What makes this special: - Your art lives on IPFS forever - No subscription fees - Works offline - You own the hardware & data.

IYKYK 🔥.

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13/I am currently working with The Doomed DAO (@thedoomedxyz )to preserve the entire @XCOPYART IPFS collection🔥.

12/ Just collectors taking responsibility for what they own. I'm contributing one solution—small, practical, and plug-and-play. Let's build more! . Want to see how it works? Or have a collection you want to preserve? DM me or reply below.

11/ If you're a collector who cares about preserving NFT art for future generations, this is how we do it. No more broken links, no more lost art, no more platform dependencies.

10/ We're building a community of collectors who understand that with ownership comes responsibility. Not just owning the token, but preserving the art as it was intended by the artist.

9/ whole platforms' worth of NFT data. Imagine if every serious collector had one – we can improve our decentralized, resilient network preserving digital art history even better. This isn't just about technology – it's about culture.

8/ Power consumption? About the same as a light bulb. No monthly fees, no subscription costs, no dependence on platforms that might disappear tomorrow. Just reliable, community-driven preservation. Each box can backup entire collections or even.

6/ The genius is in the incentive structure. The physical lithograph box displays your NFT art beautifully in your home,giving you a reason to keep the device powered on 24/7. While it displays your art, it's also preserving the entire collection for the community.

5/ An inexpensive, subscription-free NFT preservation box that puts the power back in collectors' hands. It combines: . * Raspberry Pi for ultra-low running costs .* Using Open source Koda IPFS solution.* 3D printed lithograph display boxes, because we do love looking at art.

4/ When platforms shut down, who keeps the servers running? Who pays the hosting bills? The idea is to keep artworks constantly preserved and ensure the 99.9% uptime. Here's the solution I've been working on:.

3/ Here is where we step in as collectors and can unite to preserve our treasures. IPFS was supposed to solve this with decentralized storage, but it requires someone to actively "pin" and maintain the files.

2/ a project which unites collectors in their preservation efforts. When platforms close, the centralized servers hosting NFT metadata often go dark - unless someone (artist / collectors) will repin it again on IPFS.

1/ Collectors are here not only to collect. But also to preserve. Many NFTs platforms got shut down throughout the years but the link between the token and the image is in our hands to take care of. I'm proud to present "IPFS ArtBox"

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