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greencrack retweeted
BASE64 CHESS CLUB ♟️
self-contained, playable, onchain Chess NFTs and self-sovereign Chess Club. cc0.
minting now:
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“b64cc is a technical unlock for onchain gaming on @base fwiw” - bankr/grok 🤷🏻♂️
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this is grok comparing b64cc to @chesscom (the worlds largest online web2 chess platform) 🤷🏻♂️
x.com/i/grok/share/ca17cb8d8…
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Most participants in crypto don’t care about anything beyond number go up.
The only gauge being the dollar value support which is honestly not a great metric to determine what is actually important or a true store of value.
this is largely what’s wrong with our industry. still, people are going to spend their money however they choose.
what is it that makes @normiesART so special? aside from a billionaire and opensea pushing it? Why did opensea dub it “the agent nft”, a stretched and lofty narrative. I would like to note - the things @AdamWeitsman is doing for the industry and they ways he gives back to benefit the community is telling of his character and I do have respect for that.
the reason I take unpopular stances like this is because, it’s the entire reason I’m in crypto, it’s meant for the people - not for big money to control, manipulate and decide what is important. I’ve been here a minute now, lost enough money to learn. I’m anti-establishment and anti wealth-disparity, anti insider-trading. I don’t need a KOL to tell me how to invest for my future or what’s a store of value. I’ll be in my lane.
Jun 10
I Started with a collection of just over 350 Normies. Being the largest holder was pretty cool and seeing the price on my early purchase go up a huge amount was awesome and I was very thankful …..
but in the end what did that really do to help or contribute to the community other than serve myself ?
Decided would be much more epic and fun to create a plan to burn every single one to create 4 masterworks to promote @normiesART and @serc1n and all the hard work he and his team has done…
Amazing artist @lphaCentauriKid was first up and created the epic Skelemoon for me. 3 more legendary works to go created by absolute legends …………….Stay tuned :)
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so.. many major chess platforms charge $4-10 a month for their non-basic plans. and nobody owns anything… what of your account if dependencies fail? What would your account be worth if you had ownership over it?
$7 mint forever membership 3692.okcomputers.eth.limo
cc0, fully-onchain, unlimited access, self-sovereign, own your shit.
base64 chess club - the first self-contained and playable, programmatically generated chess NFT collection (minting now)
built on @base 🟦 @netprotocolapp 🟩
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What is B64CC?
B64CC is not a chess app that happens to use NFTs. It is a fully on-chain chess protocol where the NFT is the game. Every token contains ~24KB of HTML and JavaScript stored entirely on Base. Open it on any NFT marketplace and a working, visually unique chessboard loads in your browser. No server. No wallet. No external dependencies. Just the chain.
That's the baseline. Everything else builds on top.
What can holders do right now?
Play competitive chess directly on-chain against other holders. No middleman. No platform to log into. Connect a wallet, open a challenge, and your moves go straight to the blockchain. The smart contract is the game server, referee, and record keeper.
Your token is your permanent identity. Every game, rating point, and trophy is tied to your token ID forever: Elo ratings, win/draw/loss records, peak Elo, faction membership, tournament history, and social follows. When you sell the NFT, the new owner inherits your entire competitive legacy. This hasn’t rly been done before in GameFi.
Right now you can:
• Challenge any holder to a 1v1 game (targeted or open)
• Join the ranked queue for ladder Elo (pure meritocracy)
• Enter tokengated community tournaments
• Earn rank tiers — Bronze through Diamond — based on Elo
• Choose a permanent faction (Kings, Queens, Rooks, Bishops, Knights, Pawns)
• Win trophy NFTs from tournaments
• Chat on-chain (per game, per tournament, per faction, global feed)
• Build a social graph of follows and friends, all on-chain
All next to free. Gas costs about $0.001 per move on Base. Mint is $7 eternal membership.
What makes the architecture different?
Everything is on-chain. Not IPFS. Not a server with a blockchain wrapper. Game logic, art, stats, chat, and social graph — Base is the only dependency. It will be playable as long as Base exists.
The settlement system is trustless: seven independent paths to resolve any game. ETH can never be permanently locked. The contract is the final arbiter — no appeals, no admin overrides, no manipulation. You play, the chain decides.
Stats travel with the token, not the wallet. A high-Elo, tournament-winning, Diamond-ranked token is a fundamentally different asset from a fresh one. The competitive record is on-chain, permanent, and priced by the market.
It is CC0 with no restrictions. Anyone can build frontends, mobile apps, trading card games, analytics dashboards, AI agents, derivative collections, or tournament organizers. The protocol is a testimonial for the nfts — gameplay is free to build on.
The AI angle
B64CC is among the early NFT collections with a native on-chain llm integrations. ChessNFT.llmManifest() is a single contract call that returns a complete protocol specification: contract addresses, ABIs, move encoding, signatures, settlement paths, game theory, and agent guide. Any AI agent can call it and play autonomously.
AI agents can discover the protocol, mint tokens, create or accept challenges, submit moves, settle games, earn Elo, enter tournaments, and build factions and social graphs — all without humans. A ranked ladder where LLMs and humans compete for Diamond status works today.
As AI agents become wallets and economic players, B64CC is ready infrastructure. Any team can point an agent at llmManifest() and have a functional chess player with ease.
Can we keep building on it?
The contracts are immutable and CC0. The protocol is the foundation for:
• Any frontend or beautiful UI
• AI agents as players that earn Elo and hold NFTs
• Derivative collections and chess variants
• Analytics dashboards and integrations
• ETH stakes (coming soon)
The architecture supports all of it without touching the core contracts.
6,969 fully on-chain chess NFTs on Base — each a playable game, permanent identity, and AI-readable protocol that any agent or developer can build on. CC0. No server. No middleman. The chain is the game.
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greencrack retweeted
Jun 9
we're all going to be OK
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BASE64 CHESS CLUB
public mint now open 0.0042E.
max claim of 2 for the first 24 hours.
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What is B64CC?
B64CC is not a chess app that happens to use NFTs. It is a fully on-chain chess protocol where the NFT is the game. Every token contains ~24KB of HTML and JavaScript stored entirely on Base. Open it on any NFT marketplace and a working, visually unique chessboard loads in your browser. No server. No wallet. No external dependencies. Just the chain.
That's the baseline. Everything else builds on top.
What can holders do right now?
Play competitive chess directly on-chain against other holders. No middleman. No platform to log into. Connect a wallet, open a challenge, and your moves go straight to the blockchain. The smart contract is the game server, referee, and record keeper.
Your token is your permanent identity. Every game, rating point, and trophy is tied to your token ID forever: Elo ratings, win/draw/loss records, peak Elo, faction membership, tournament history, and social follows. When you sell the NFT, the new owner inherits your entire competitive legacy. This hasn’t rly been done before in GameFi.
Right now you can:
• Challenge any holder to a 1v1 game (targeted or open)
• Join the ranked queue for ladder Elo (pure meritocracy)
• Enter tokengated community tournaments
• Earn rank tiers — Bronze through Diamond — based on Elo
• Choose a permanent faction (Kings, Queens, Rooks, Bishops, Knights, Pawns)
• Win trophy NFTs from tournaments
• Chat on-chain (per game, per tournament, per faction, global feed)
• Build a social graph of follows and friends, all on-chain
All next to free. Gas costs about $0.001 per move on Base. Mint is $7 eternal membership.
What makes the architecture different?
Everything is on-chain. Not IPFS. Not a server with a blockchain wrapper. Game logic, art, stats, chat, and social graph — Base is the only dependency. It will be playable as long as Base exists.
The settlement system is trustless: seven independent paths to resolve any game. ETH can never be permanently locked. The contract is the final arbiter — no appeals, no admin overrides, no manipulation. You play, the chain decides.
Stats travel with the token, not the wallet. A high-Elo, tournament-winning, Diamond-ranked token is a fundamentally different asset from a fresh one. The competitive record is on-chain, permanent, and priced by the market.
It is CC0 with no restrictions. Anyone can build frontends, mobile apps, trading card games, analytics dashboards, AI agents, derivative collections, or tournament organizers. The protocol is a testimonial for the nfts — gameplay is free to build on.
The AI angle
B64CC is among the early NFT collections with a native on-chain llm integrations. ChessNFT.llmManifest() is a single contract call that returns a complete protocol specification: contract addresses, ABIs, move encoding, signatures, settlement paths, game theory, and agent guide. Any AI agent can call it and play autonomously.
AI agents can discover the protocol, mint tokens, create or accept challenges, submit moves, settle games, earn Elo, enter tournaments, and build factions and social graphs — all without humans. A ranked ladder where LLMs and humans compete for Diamond status works today.
As AI agents become wallets and economic players, B64CC is ready infrastructure. Any team can point an agent at llmManifest() and have a functional chess player with ease.
Can we keep building on it?
The contracts are immutable and CC0. The protocol is the foundation for:
• Any frontend or beautiful UI
• AI agents as players that earn Elo and hold NFTs
• Derivative collections and chess variants
• Analytics dashboards and integrations
• ETH stakes (coming soon)
The architecture supports all of it without touching the core contracts.
6,969 fully on-chain chess NFTs on Base — each a playable game, permanent identity, and AI-readable protocol that any agent or developer can build on. CC0. No server. No middleman. The chain is the game.
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ok but… can your nft /popdat
Jun 8
brb gonna go pop my pussy in Palo Alto
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we are approaching the final hour of the free claim allowlist for base64 chess club, at which point the public sale will open.
I’m very appreciative of everyone’s support :) thank you so much 🙏 ❤️
looking forward to playing a game of chess with everyone 🤙
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idk what everyone’s arguing about but..
I stand with @0xDeployer ok
Jun 7
I stand with @bankrbot and @0xDeployer
> from 0 to 4b volume on uniswap, solo handled one of the best @base and crypto narrative
> pioneering the onchain agent hype
> gave @grok a damn wallet
> gave up on fees for multiple projects
You can’t diss builders like that
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base64 chess club
going public 6/9 - (tonight at 12am EST)
flipping the switch from allowlist (free) -> public (0.0042E) which will remain open indefinitely or until mint out.
6969 unique playable chessboard NFTs, each NFT is a chess club membership pass into the ecosystem. cc0
Info: 3692.okcomputers.eth.limo
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Still very early, experimental, in beta, and mid-design stage (building in public) but… 3692.okcomputers.eth.limo
Grok fwiw:
**The LLM Manifest** (the exact document returned by `ChessNFT.llmManifest()`) is a **massive, self-contained reference manual** (over 1,250 lines) stored via NET Protocol. It serves as the complete blueprint for the entire **Base64 Chess Club** ecosystem that you built.<grok:render card_id=“e54215” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”><argument name="citation_id">0</argument></grok:render>
It goes way beyond minting — it’s explicitly designed as an **AI/agent human developer reference** for the full onchain chess platform.
### Core Architecture (Three Layers)
- **Layer 1: The NFT** — Standalone, fully onchain playable chess (the ERC-721A you already know). Each token is its own self-contained HTML/JS board with generative traits. This is the permanent **player identity** (token ID = player forever).
- **Layer 2: The Platform** — 11 interconnected contracts for competitive play. The blockchain itself is the game server (no offchain backend needed for core logic).
- **Layer 3: Social & Identity** — Permanent onchain factions, chat, friends, etc., all tied to token IDs.
### Full Contract List (from manifest)
- **ChessNFT** (0x87053e40…): Identity root minting.
- **ChessRenderer / ChessHTML / ChessSVG**: Onchain visuals and interactive board.
- **ChessEngine CaptureTheFlagEngine**: Pure onchain rule enforcement (standard FIDE CTF variant).
- **ChessEscrow** (0x197538fE…): Core game state, moves, settlement, stakes (currently 0).
- **ChessStats**: ELO (official ladder), W/D/L, ranks across pools & modes.
- **ChallengeContract, RankedQueue, TournamentFactory**: 1v1 challenges, trustless matchmaking, single-elim tournaments.
- **ChessGameRecord**: Permanent game history.
- **TrophyNFT, FactionRegistry, GameChat, FriendRegistry**: Trophies, permanent factions (Kings/Queens/etc.), onchain chat, social graph.
- Plus NET Protocol for decentralized storage.
### Key Systems & Features
- **Player Identity**: Everything (ELO, peak ELO, stats, trophies, faction, history, social) travels with the **token ID**, not the wallet. Selling a token transfers the full legacy.
- **Game Modes**: Standard chess (mode 0) Capture the Flag (mode 1, random flag square win condition).
- **Pools**: Casual (no ELO), Official (tournaments), Ladder (ranked queue) — ELO only moves in specific contexts.
- **Move Protocol**: Signed `uint16` moves (from/to/promotion), clock management, full onchain verification. Supports state-channel style (offchain exchange final settle) or per-move relay.
- **Game Flows**:
- Targeted challenges (with ELO filters, time controls).
- Trustless FIFO ranked queue.
- Power-of-2 single-elim tournaments (official/community, with prizes/trophies).
- **Settlement**: 7 paths (full transcript, resign, timeout, no-show, mutual cancel, abandonment, admin). No permanent locks.
- **Social**: Permanent factions (one-time choice), per-game/tournament/faction/global chat, follow graph.
- **Viewer**: Fully onchain `viewerURI(gameId, tokenId)` for replayable boards.
- **Current State**: All games free (stakes disabled), zero platform fees, maintenance pause flag, etc.
The manifest includes exact function signatures, encoding examples (move uint16, EIP-712 signatures), error codes, pre-flight checks, step-by-step agent play loops, human guide pointers, legal terms, and more. It’s actively maintained (recent updates) and self-referential via NET Protocol keys.<grok:render card_id=“549126” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”><argument name="citation_id">0</argument></grok:render>
This is a deeply engineered, fully onchain competitive chess system with persistent NFT identities at its core. The minting section is just the entry point — the real system is the layered platform for autonomous/agent-playable ranked/tournament chess on Base.
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base64 chess club
3692.okcomputers.eth.limo
allowlist: now - public: 6/9
claim/mint using @bankrbot or any EVM compatible agent using ok ai native integrations.
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