Mint of NFT on scientific monographs

To implement the project, we chose one of the best programming languages for similar tasks — Python and the Django framework. BeFund developers have created a simple and clear design in accordance with the purpose and purpose of the website, which takes into account all the wishes of the customer and technical requirements.

An important stage of development, which complicates the project, was the development of the "Molecule" — a dynamic scheme of links between the article and other scientific sources (internal links in the article and external links to the article). The chart updates in real-time and is generated using JavaScript. Reference information is synchronized with NIH's global scientific database.

And the most interesting thing. At any moment, the author of the article can generate NFT. Of course, the value of the token grows over time and is proportional to many indicators, the main of which is the number of external links from "Molecule". For the mint, you need to specify a title and select an appropriate image. The system uses the internal unique article number assigned at the time of its publication. This approach made it possible to reduce the cost of the mint, which is paid by the author himself, by almost 10 times. The sale of the token guarantees its owner full access to information. The smart contract was created in the Solidity language and works on the Ethereum decentralized network.