Apes Legacy is a dApp that enables BAYC, MAYC and BAKC assets inheritance.
An Ape holder (BAYC, MAYC or BAKC) may set a beneficiary wallet address as of a deadline for one of their tokens or for all of them.
The beneficiary will be able to claim the Ape(s) after reach the deadline.
The registrant may change the beneficiary and/or the deadline as many times as desired.
The registrant may change the beneficiary to the zero address or the deadline to zero to cancel any previous register for tokenId or for all of them.
The registrant may opt-in to receive notifications about deadline expiration.
Rachel wants to send all her Apes to her son when she is 60 and retire on a desert island
with no Internet connection. Just set the date of her 60th birthday as deadline
, the address
of her son as beneficiary
and... Done!
Alice has a daughter. Alice wants to send her Ape to her daughter when she is 16 years old.
Just set the daughter's address as beneficiary
and the date of her sixteen as deadline
. Done!
Bob wants to hold their Apes until the end 💎, then send them to his caretaker. Just set the
caretaker's address as beneficiary
and for the deadline
he set January, 1st. Every December Bob
updates the deadline
to the next year. Done!
David has no descendants, but he wants to send their Apes to his nephews and nieces when they
are 14 years old. Just choose a tokenId
for each one, and set each deadline
to the birthday of
its corresponding beneficiary
. Done!
The mechanism is not like the real world inheritance. It is decentralized, fast, easy, cheap, no paperwork, no third parties, infallible, immutable, flexible, trusted... So, better.
Also, the mechanism could be used as a way to add a secondary wallet to manage Apes for sec purposes, maybe a recovery after lost the keys for the main wallet.
Last month I presented my final project for Alchemy University, Inheritas, a platform to enable web3 asset inheritance supporting ERC20, ERC721 and ERC1155. While working on it, I discovered something interesting, at least to me. My dApp could be made obsolete with a few lines of code added to the standards. My idea was to create and present these extensions at this hackathon (my first one), but seeing that ApeCoin was one of the sponsors, I couldn't resist to create a dedicated dApp to enable BAYC, MAYC and BAKC inheritance.
beneficiary
of a tokenId
of an specific holder. The second stores the deadline
in the same
way. Both are using MaxUint256 as tokenId
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and showrunners/src/showrunners/jvaleska/*
.and
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