Noodles.fun

Noodles.fun emerges as a revolutionary platform where the speculative market meets the fun and community-centric ethos of Twitter. The platform was conceived from the observation that while Twitter is a powerhouse for visibility, creators often struggle to monetize their presence effectively due to numerous intermediaries like marketing and PR agencies.

Introducing Noodles.fun: Users can speculate on creators’ visibility and once they become stakeholders of a visibility share, they are able to buy direct exposure from the creator’s Twitter account. On the other hand, the creator earns fees from trades on the bonding curve and direct payment for giving Twitter exposure to users. To onboard the platform, users use Privy to connect their Twitter account, which generates a new wallet linked to our app. After topping up this wallet with some Ethereum (ETH), users can start trading creators’ visibility shares. The platform employs a bonding curve to fairly price the visibility of a creator, providing users with a liquid asset that makes speculation more appealing. Once a user owns a visibility share, they can use it to negotiate for exposure. This exposure comes in the form of a Twitter post. Both the creator and the user must agree on the content that will be promoted. Upon agreement, the promotional tweet is shared in the Noodles.fun app, showcasing the exposure agreement.

For onboarding, we've partnered with Privy, which facilitates account abstraction. Privy generates a unique ETH address for each Twitter account, allowing speculation on creators' visibility before they join. Trading fees are locked in the creator's linked smart contract and claimable upon joining, making for a truly permissionless system.

Regarding our blockchain choices, we've developed on both Scroll and Neon EVM to engage with diverse communities. For Neon EVM, we utilize Blockscout for monitoring smart contract interactions, including transactions, and for manual interaction with smart contracts.

Additionally, we leverage The Graph to access the trading history of each user within our application. This tool also helps in retrieving data about twitter post requests to creators, promoting a more decentralized approach by not relying on traditional databases.