Tiles On Chain was born from the idea of merging the famous Million Dollar Homepage
to the key concepts of Web3: Decentralization, Transparency, Ownership, Verifiability, Trustless.

Are you a well-known influencer or a big investor?

Choose a Main Tile to mint

Link an image, name, and URL

Create a Creator Canvas

Earn from mined and updated Creator Tiles




Are you a user or small investor?

Choose a Creator Tile to mint

Link an image, name, and URL

Increases your visibility

Sell the tile in the marketplaces





With Tiles On Chain, we aim to empower creators, influencers, and users to showcase their work and ideas on the web3 with immutable and verifiable NFTs. Together, let's build a thriving community where creativity knows no bounds!

HOW IT WORKS

Tiles On Chain consists of a Main Canvas of 508 Tiles directly stored on blockchain.

Each tile in the Main Canvas (Main Tile) has 3 properties:
 - Name (Immutable after mint);
 - Image of 24x24 pixels (Immutable after mint);
 - Url (Unlimited editable).

Each Main Tile can be associated with a Secondary Canvas (Creator Canvas) of different size
(8x4, 12x6, 16x8, 20x10, 24x12, 28x14, 32x16).

For each Creator Canvas is definite:
 - Creator, the creator of the Creator Canvas (immutable);
 - Admin, the current holder of the associated Main Tile.

Creator Canvas admin can customize:
 - Status of each Tile (Locked, For Sale, Whitelisted);
 - Price of Mint of each Tile;
 - Price of Update overall Tile.

The Creator Tile also have the 3 properties Name, Image, and Url, but all of them can be modified unlimitedly at the price set by the Creator Canvas admin.

ECONOMY

MATICs derived from the mint and update of Creator Tiles are stored in the Creator Canvas.






The current admin of the Creator Canvas can either withdraw the income manually or this is sent automatically when the Main Tile is traded.




2% of the income from the trade of the Creator Tile (through the marketplaces), always accrues to the creator of the Creator Canvas and is automatically sent from the Marketplaces.








Tiles On Chain retains a fee of 4% from mint and update revenue from Creator Tiles, and a fee of 4% from Main Tiles trade.

ON CHAIN PROTOCOL

Currently, there are 3 different methods to store metadata related to an NFT:


Off-Chain on Proprietary Servers

Storing metadata on proprietary servers provides greater flexibility in managing and updating them. It allows modifying or replacing metadata without the need for a new transaction on the blockchain. Additionally, servers can be configured to handle requests efficiently, providing a fast user experience. However, off-chain storage comes with increased centralization and reliance on proprietary servers. This means metadata could be vulnerable to security risks and potential service interruptions. Also, the authenticity and integrity of metadata need verification since third parties could easily modify or alter them without blockchain verification.

Off-Chain on Decentralized Network

Using a decentralized network like IPFS to store metadata offers the benefits of decentralization and data redundancy. Metadata gets distributed across many nodes in the network, enhancing resilience and data availability. IPFS also provides versioning mechanisms, maintaining a history of metadata changes. However, it still relies on the integrity and accessibility of the IPFS network. Additionally, off-chain storage on IPFS requires the use of URLs or hashes to identify metadata, which may involve additional link resolution with IPFS gateways or other tools to properly retrieve and display associated metadata.





On-Chain, directly on the blockchain


Storing metadata directly on the blockchain ensures immutability, transparency, and data verification. Metadata becomes an integral part of the smart contract and gets replicated on all blockchain nodes, guaranteeing permanence and verifiability without dependence on external resources. Moreover, on-chain storage simplifies metadata retrieval, as it can be easily accessed through transactions or queries on the blockchain.





As we believe in the paramount importance of metadata security and integrity, we have developed a protocol that allows easy storage of NFT metadata directly on the blockchain.

The protocol converts data first into byte sequences and then into ASCII characters using Base64 encoding before being permanently stored on the blockchain.

The only downside to on-chain data storage is the limitation of available memory on the blockchain. Since each transaction and inserted data require space on the blockchain, there might be a limit to the total amount of data that can be stored without overloading the network or incurring high costs.

However, in the future, we expect continuous development of blockchain technologies to tackle and overcome the current challenges related to memory limitations. As technology evolves, it's likely that blockchains will become more scalable, efficiently handling larger amounts of data.

Moreover, progress in researching and implementing second-layer solutions like sidechains or payment channels could offer options for more scalable and cost-effective metadata storage on the main blockchain. These solutions may allow greater flexibility and improved data management without compromising the immutability and security guaranteed by blockchain technology.

Furthermore, we anticipate the emergence of new blockchains and protocols with specific features for NFT metadata storage and management. These developments might offer developers and users a wide variety of options, enabling them to choose the most suitable solution for their needs.

Finally, the growing interest in NFTs and the increasingly widespread adoption of blockchain technology could motivate industry players to collaborate and find innovative solutions to make metadata storage methods more accessible and user-friendly. With increased collaboration and innovation, we may witness new solutions emerging in the field of metadata storage for NFTs, making the entire ecosystem more efficient and user-friendly.


More info on the OnChain protocol here.

ROADMAP

Phase 1: Launching the project.

Phase 2: Collaboration announcement.

Phase 3: Giveaway for Main Tile #432.

Phase 4: Launching TILERS (PFP).

TEAM

Ted

Ted is the inventor and developer of the entire Tiles On Chain project.
He is a computer engineer specialized in video games and web3.
He has collaborated on the development of more than 10 projects, reaching over 300,000 users.
He faces each day with energy and determination, always ready to challenge myself with new problems and projects.
He is looking forward to continuing to create unique and engaging experiences for audiences and actively contributing to the cutting edge of tomorrow's technology.

Jyamma Games

Jyamma Games started its journey in Milan, Italy, in September 2019 as an idependent video game studio with only less than a dozen passionate young game developers.
Driven by the rebellious spirit and dedication Jyamma brought four mobile games to the market.
Along the road, the studio gathered experience skills and very talented people from some of the best companies in the video game industry, now counting more than 50 collaborators over different countries.
Under the ambitious management of some seniors of the entertainment industries, Jyamma Games is working on the already anticipated AA project, named Enotria: The Last Song.

FAQ

> Why Polygon ?

The Polygon network is a scalability solution for the Ethereum blockchain that aims to provide faster transactions and reduced gas costs.
 - Scalability and speed: Polygon uses a sidechain structure that enables faster transactions and reduced confirmation times compared to the main Ethereum network.
 - Reduced transaction costs: Due to the scalability offered by the Polygon network, gas costs for transactions are generally lower than on the main Ethereum network.
 - Interoperability: Polygon offers interoperability with the Ethereum network, enabling easy transfer of assets and data between the two networks.
 - Broad adoption and developed ecosystem: The Polygon network has gained significant adoption and support in the blockchain community, developing an ecosystem with numerous dApps, services, and projects that use the Polygon network as the basis for their applications.

> What distinguishes TOC from other projects on Blockchain ?

Tiles On Chain's nfts, besides being stored directly on blockchain also has one more feature: you have total control over the metadata representing it (name, image, url).

> Where can I purchase tiles ?

On tilesonchain.com/app it is possible to mint new tiles, while on Opensea it is possible to buy already minted tiles.

> What can I draw on the tiles ?

There are no limits or restrictions applicable to tile metadata; however, we reserve the right to obscure a tile if we feel it does not comply with our policies.

> What is the total supply ?

There are 508 Main Tiles, and for each from a minimum of 28 to a maximum of 508 Creator Tiles.




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