Verbwire

We saw so many great projects this weekend at @HackPrinceton. Congratulations to the winners of the Verbwire Track (Best use of the Blockchain and AI)! Coinquest Acroswe Thank you for building with us! And thank you to all of the hackers and organizers for such a great event.

5/9 Installation is simple. Just add this to your AI client:

We're honored to be one of the sponsors for the upcoming Treasure Hacks generative AI and Blockchain themed hackathon on April 28. The prize pool is $70k+ (including over $1000 in the Verbwire category). If you're a student builder, be sure to register! hackathon.treasurehacks.org/…

Did you know that you can deploy a smart contract to a blockchain in seconds via the Verbwire dashboard? No code required. We support 14 blockchains and multiple contract types (including omnichain contracts) and are adding more daily. Give it a try!

We brought a grumpl in for an interview after the gob disaster. Seemed like a solid worker but his refusal to wear clothing just seemed like an HR disaster. It also took us weeks to get the smell of farts out of the conference room.

@wirelyss We actually tried to hire these goblins to write some code for us but they ended up just pissing all over our github repo. Total disaster. Lesson learned. We need more devs in this space.

Also, like our API, this deployment feature is live on 7 mainnets and 7 testnets and include omnichain contract deployments. Our omnichain contracts allow for full cross-blockchain support including our cross-chain send functionality for NFTs. They really are a magical experience

We support 6 contract deployments out of the gate (all within the ERC-721 umbrella) with many more options to be added soon.

We’re less than a month away! 🙌 Proud to announce that Verbwire was selected out of 200+ companies to present at the very first @crosschainco & @TechCrunch Web3 Demo Day. Register for free to catch the live stream of our pitch on January 11, 2023: (techcrunch.com/events/the-cr…)

By the way all functions return promises that are chainable so any of the code snippets above could be replaced with code like this (utilizing then):