My guest today is Treppers, developer of the Genesis Loot contracts, Genesis Mana and Genesis Adventurers. 

In today's episode we discuss Treppers background in startups, and how he fell down the crypto rabbit hole.

First, Treppers and I discuss the core mechanisms in Dom Hoffman's Loot (for Adventurers) contract, and how onchain composability enables permissionless collaboration on the blockchain.

Treppers then walks me through the many contracts that make up the Genesis Loot ecosystem. We discuss Genesis Mana and Genesis Adventurers, which were Treppers' very first Solidity contracts deployed to mainnet, and how each of these made reference to and expanded upon the data in the original Loot contract. We also discuss Adventure Time (or $ATIME), the Genesis Loot ERC-20 token, and its present utility. We chat about two lesser known Genseis Loot contracts, Loot Classification, and Loot Stats, which are onchain utilities that expose data from the original Loot contract that was previously unavailable for composition. Finally we discuss bottle.to, an onchain SVG NFT messaging dapp that emerged to fill a need amongst Genesis Mana traders seeking to communicate with anon Loot and Mana holders on Ethereum.

I had a wonderful time chatting with Treppers about his approach and the lessons he's learned along the way. By coincidence, Treppers and I spoke while he attended a Divine DAO builders meetup, and I can't think of a better example of the collaborative energy surrounding Treppers work and the Lootverse that he's so deeply involved in. Genesis Loot is one of the coolest onchain composable games, where NFT trading, cross-contract composability, and lorebuiling are the game. It was great getting to know Treppers better. I hope you enjoy the show.

Topics Discussed

• Treppers' background in Silicon Valley
• DivineDAO
• Loot (for Adventurers)
• Genesis Loot Github
• bottle.to (etherscan)
• Genesis Mana
• $ATIME Adventure Time
• loot classification
• loot-stats