FAQ
Capsule works by placing your assets inside of a programmable wrapper called a Capsule NFT. Think of a Capsule as secure digital container capable of holding and transporting any type of asset across any blockchain. Once a Capsule is prepared, it's shipped off to an escrow contract, accessible only by you and the recipient. This ensures absolute security and control over your assets.
- No gas fees: Capsule transactions are gasless, which means that users do not have to pay any fees to send or receive cryptocurrency.
- Ease of use: Capsule is very easy to use. Users can send and receive cryptocurrency with just a few clicks.
- Security: Capsule utilizes blockchain smart contracts to ensure transactions are secure and decentralized.
- Scalability: Capsule is designed to be scalable, so it can handle a large number of transactions on any blockchain without slowing down.
Capsule is driven by the mission to make cryptocurrency more accessible. We plan to adopt the ERC-4337 standard, creating and offering user-friendly "smart wallets" that provide a seamless user experience. We're also working on bridging assets across various chains and integrating physical and off-chain data within transactions, making Capsule a comprehensive solution for your crypto needs. By taking on complex processes, supporting gas fees, and even generating wallets for users when necessary, Capsule aims to dismantle the barriers to cryptocurrency adoption.
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A Capsule Collection is an NFT collection generated by the Capsule protocol. An NFT Collection is like a library, housing any amount of NFTs inside similarly to how a library houses books. An example of an NFT Collection can be seen here.
Capsule NFTs can store a limitless amount of a single token standard. To elaborate further, a Capsule NFT is able to store many different kinds of ERC-20 tokens, ERC-721 tokens, or ERC-1155 in a single Capsule NFT, but not a combination at the same time.
If you would like to store ERC-20 tokens and ERC-1155 tokens with ERC-721 tokens, a user is able to do so by first creating an ERC-20 Capsule NFT and an ERC-1155 Capsule NFT separately and then adding it to an ERC-721 Capsule NFT along with any other ERC-721s that the user would like to include.
A Collection Owner is able to lock any Capsule Collections they own. In addition if a Capsule Collection is private, only the Owner is able to mint to that collection.
A Metamaster is the controller of all metadata in the Capsule Collection, meaning they have the ability to reassign tokenURI data.
Yes. While there is currently no way to perform this function on the front end, a Collection Owner may view their collection on Etherscan and call the transferOwnership method to the desired address (for more details, see section Capsule.sol). We currently recommend only highly technical users to attempt this function.
The CapsuleNFT team is planning to create a more intuitive front end user experience for this function in the future.
Yes. While there is currently no way to perform this function on the front end, a user with Metamaster privileges to a collection may view the collection on Etherscan and call the transfer updateTokenURIOwner method to the desired address (for more details, see section Capsule.sol). We currently recommend only highly technical users to attempt this function.
The CapsuleNFT team is planning to create a more intuitive front end user experience for this function in the future.
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