@cybercongress/chaingear
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This project allows you to create your own Registry of general purpose entries on Ethereum blockchain. Entry type can be defined during creation, so you can put any custom logic you want (e.g.: validation, entry-level permission control) into the Entry. Entries are tokenized as NFTs.
You can create your own registry in the Chaingear's Metaregistry, which is a single point of contol of all other registries. Registries on chaingear level are tokenized as NFTs. Chaingear is most expensive registry (???), so you should pay for the registry creation.
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Originally created by cyber•Congress
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We found that @cybercongress/chaingear demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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