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Who is Flicky?Flicky is a wild and unpredictable chameleon with the ability to adapt to any environment. When Flicky was seen by the first human, it shattered into pieces and disappeared into the Flickverse. Each of these pieces developed into unique variants of the original Flicky that live on the Ethereum blockchain. Own a Flicky to become a part of the FlickyGang.
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Why do I want to be a part of the FlickyGang and how does it differ from other NFT projects?FlickyGang delivers immediate utility in a gamified way powered by Flickplay, a Web3 social app. FlickyGang is the first NFT collection that allows holders to grow the social ranking of their NFTs by creating videos with them in AR. The more engagement your videos receive (likes, comments, views) the higher the social rank of your NFT grows. FlickPlay’s interface also allows holders to claim IRL utilities tied to NFT traits. Become a part of the FlickyGang to join a community pushing the boundaries of the Web3 space.
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How do I utilize Flicky?With Flicky, get ready to extend your digital experience and your physical reality. As a holder, you can create videos with Flicky in AR, grow its social ranking, and access IRL utilities tied to their traits.
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What type of IRL utilities are tied to Flickys' traits?IRL utilities tied to Flicky’s traits vary from customized fashion statements, free airdrops, signed items from famous artists and athletes, access to exclusive events, and more. Some utilities are available to claim internationally, and others are only claimable in the US. Flicky’s traits can be reactivated and activated with new rewards at any point.
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How can I get a Flicky?Flickys are available to purchase on OpenSea here.
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In which cities can I find a Flicky?Below is the list of cities that are ready to play. If you want your city to get active, leave us a note here. Alabama: Birmingham, Huntsville Alaska: Juneau Arizona: Pheonix Arkansas: Little Rock California: Anaheim, Bakersfield, Brentwood, Burbank, Costa Mesa, Downey, Fontana, Hayward, Hollywood, Huntington Beach, Oakland, Los Angeles, Pacoima, Playa Vista, Riverside, Roseville, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Ana, Santa Monica, Studio City Colorado: Aurora, Denver, Fort Collins Florida: Cape Coral, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, St Augustine, Tallahassee, Tampa Georgia: Atlanta, Columbus Hawaii: Honolulu Idaho: Boise, Coeur d’Alene Illinois: Aurora, Chicago, Elgin Kansas: Coffeyville, Westmoreland Louisiana: Baton Rouge, New Orleans Maryland: Baltimore Massachusetts: Boston Michigan: Detroit Missouri: Kansas City, St. Louis Nevada: Carson City, Las Vegas New Jersey: Edison, Jersey City, Trenton New York: Albany, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Manhattan, New York City, Queens, The Bronx North Carolina: Charlotte, Wilmington Ohio: Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus Oregon: Portland Pennsylvania: Bethlehem, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Tennessee: Nashville Texas: Arlington, Austin, Brownsville, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, McKinney, Richardson, San Antonio Virginia: Arlington, Washington: Bellevue, Seattle Washington DC Wisconsin: Milwaukee
Flickplay is 100% safe
We only access on-chain (public) data
No wallet permissions are required
No private keys are exposed or shared
More about Wallet & Security
When importing outside assets, Flickplay uses WalletConnect to establish a connection with the user's wallet, and a wallet signature to verify ownership.
WalletConnect is an open protocol that enables secure, two-way communication between dApps (Decentralized Applications), such as Flickplay, and crypto wallets. It establishes a connection between the dApp and the wallet, and allows the dApp to request certain actions such as signing or confirming transactions from the wallet. This allows the user to authorize certain actions within the dApp, without having to trust the dApp with their private keys.
Flickplay uses the user's wallet signature to verify that they are in control of the private keys matching the specified wallet, before importing the assets. This is considered safe because the user's private keys are never shared with the application or any other third party. The signature is used to confirm that the wallet owner has authorized this connection, but the private keys themselves are never exposed or shared.
Unlike many other dApps, Flickplay only establishes a connection to the wallet for the duration of the import process. This means that once the signature has been verified and assets imported, Flickplay closes the connection to the wallet. No further requests will come from Flickplay to the wallet, unless the user starts the import process again. This provides one extra layer of security for the user, as if the Flickplay app were to be compromised, it would not have an active connection with the wallet to trigger unauthorized requests.
As always, users should be careful when authorizing or signing requests from their wallet, and make sure that the request comes from the expected domain and matches an action the user triggered within a dApp.