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NFT.Storage is a long-term storage service designed for off-chain NFT data (like metadata, images, and other assets) for up to 31GiB in size per individual upload. Data is content addressed using IPFS, meaning the URI pointing to a piece of data is completely unique to that data (using a content identifier, or CID). IPFS URLs and CIDs can be used in NFTs and metadata to ensure the NFT forever actually refers to the intended data (eliminating things like rug pulls and making it trustlessly verifiable what content an NFT is associated with). ...

DScan is a decentralized storage and file sharing tool. DScan allows you to quickly upload files as well as folders to IPFS by using web3.storage and receive a "decentralized QR code" with IPFS CID. Later you can customize and share the QR code or hosted gateway link with everyone for easy and decentralized file sharing. Because of web3.storage, the content can be accessed over IPFS without the user installing and setting up a local instance of Kubo.

With DropYet you can manage your personal files in the easiest way. And it's not that bad looking. :) Enjoy the security, simplicity and beauty of DropYet. Upload, rename and delete files. The simpliest manager of files and folders. Furthermore, there are more features like securely sharing files, password encryption and encrypted file detection. Setting it up is easier than ever before. Just try DropYet. Currently working on MORE features for you. Now with Dark...

A bridge between OrbitDB and Powergate, which is itself a bridge between Filecoin and IPFS. PowergateIO is designed to work with only one configuration option: the gRPC endpoint of the Powergate node you want to connect to. Everything else should be handled "under the hood" for you. PowergateIO is meant to be used from one IPFS node to another, and to replicate OrbitDB databases between them. So, let's assume that we have an IPFS node and OrbitDB running locally, and we're going to interact...

Neoblog is a public blogging platform that's completely serverless. Reading and posting articles to our platform require no servers and runs completely on the NEO Blockchain and IPFS. The traditional way of setting up a blog is to set up a server that will store your content. With modern technologies, we are advancing into an age that moves away from traditional servers. Combine this with the decentralization of storage (IPFS) and blockchain, we now have a toolkit to provide an application that's completely serverless. Neoblog is a serverless application that uses these these technologies: built on the NEO blockchain, articles are posted to our smart contract, while the content is stored on IPFS.