Published NFT
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What's New

Recent updates and improvements to Published NFT. Newest first.

Library Pass on Flow mainnet

The Genesis Library Pass contract is now deployed on Flow mainnet, moving the lifetime-access pass from test to production. Card and crypto purchase paths (Shopify and Crossmint) are wired to mint the mainnet pass directly to your Flow wallet.

Published Names — claim your .publishednft.eth

Launched Published Names: reserve and own a personal *.publishednft.eth name on Flow EVM.

  • Registrations mint real ERC-721 NFTs (Basenames-style), fully self-custody.
  • Yearly renewals and USD-pegged pricing that tracks the live FLOW rate.
  • Pay with USDC, USDF, or PYUSD stablecoins.
  • Multi-wallet support (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Flow Wallet) via EIP-6963.
  • Set your purchased name as your platform username.
  • Mainnet registry is live.

Published Daily & News Stand — now self-running

The daily AI newspaper publishes itself on a schedule, with a fresh edition every day and a browsable archive. Each section (today, archive, public-domain, and more) now has its own shareable URL.

Cindy, the AI assistant — voice and more

  • Voice assistant on the site, backed by a live documentation knowledge base so answers stay accurate.
  • Smarter coverage of collections, pricing, Flow blockchain basics, bookmarks, decorations, and app features.

Immersive 3D / VR / AR reader

Refined the immersive reading experience — including a fix so the book reliably opens when you click it in 3D space — across VR headsets, phone AR, and desktop browsers.

Bookstore & catalog improvements

  • Every bookstore section (eBooks, magazines, classics, and more) now has its own URL for easy sharing and bookmarking.
  • Corrected pricing so the catalog matches checkout everywhere.
  • New Releases and author pages fixed (correct covers, real author profiles and banners).
  • Public-domain classics are clearly priced (e.g. $1.00), not mislabeled as free.

Activity & analytics

  • The activity feed now covers every NFT type — books, audiobooks, classics, passes, bookmarks, and decorations.
  • Collection, marketplace, and edition analytics available through a hybrid on-chain data pipeline.

Performance

  • Optimized site imagery (about -73%, from ~243 MB down to ~65 MB) for faster loads without quality loss.

Developer API

  • Published an OpenAPI specification for the public API (books, authors, analytics, NFT-ownership checks), now available as interactive API docs.

This page is updated as new features ship. For deeper details, see the rest of the documentation.