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Polygon <> ETH NFT

Polygon's getting started flows outline how to create a Polygon contract that allows for bridging tokens (ERC-20/721/1155) FROM Ethereum TO Polygon. Typically, what we really want is to create a token that's mintable on Polygon first, then allows the owner to bridge the token to Ethereum. This is called the Mintable Assets flow, and is what we will outline below. Read more about the high level documentation here: https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/ethereum-polygon/mintable-assets

Simple Explanation

With the Polygon Mintable (or "Mintable Assets") flow, tokens are minted the Polygon contract first.

Overview

Now that the IndieDAO community has officially launched its governance token and initial project efforts, it’s time to design a transparent system for awarding $INDIE tokens to contributors according to the value they provide to the DAO.

History

Upon DAO launch in October 2021, we bootstrapped the initial token grant of 1M $INDIE (out of a 10M max supply cap), issuing tokens to each member according to the following parameters:

1 point per hour contributed to past projects

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	"name": "Nico Valencia",
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	justify-content: center;

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	const DataContext = React.createContext();

	const DataProvider = (props) => {

	const [items, setItems] = useState([
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