Reputational avatars and other NFT 2.0 magic to revolutionize governance
summary
A deployed NFT 2.0 stack lets avatars carry modular assets, lock reputation and act as accounts using finalised standards: ERC-5773 multi‑output, ERC‑6454 soulbound. Implementations are live on Moonbeam and just launched on Ethereum with Polygon next, accessible via evm.rmrk.app and the playable marketplace singular.app. Nestable and equippable NFTs let badges and game skins be compatible across collections, reputation is numeric or categorical and can be locked inside avatars, and recovery primitives like semi‑bound transfers and two‑party acceptance are already implemented.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04DAO governance challenges
- 2:28Limitations of NFTs 1.0 and evolution to NFTs 2.0
- 3:11ERC-5773 multi-asset NFTs
- 4:55Nestable and equippable NFTs
- 6:59Soul-bound tokens and reputation
- 8:44Reputation equippables interoperability
- 10:06Gamified reputation mechanics
- 12:51Reputation vs token voting
- 13:54Real-world use cases
- 15:20Getting started with NFT 2.0
- 16:33Q&A
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