Optimism builders jvmi and Kelvin Fichter released a brand new app referred to as Magic Mirror on Nov. 9 that enables NFT holders to repeat or “mirror” their Optimism NFTs to the Ethereum mainnet. NFT holders can now use their Optimism NFTs in a wide range of verified apps, corresponding to in Twitter’s profile badge system — the place beforehand, solely NFTs native to Ethereum Layer 1 may very well be used.
Introducing Magic Mirror: a technique to mirror your @optimismFND NFTs on Mainnet so you may have verified NFTs on apps like Twitter ✨ pic.twitter.com/GExcrDejtf
— jvmi ❤️_❤️ (@jvmi_) November 9, 2022
Twitter launched its NFT badge function in January, permitting NFT holders to confirm possession of their artwork. Verified NFTs can be utilized as a profile pic on Twitter, the place they’re then denoted with a particular, hexagonal form. Previous to Magic Mirror’s launch, holders of NFTs from different networks, like Optimism, Polygon, or Avalanche, didn’t have the power to do that.
The corporate stated that this new device is an try to unravel this drawback, albeit just for holders of Optimism NFTs. Customers can change out the NFT that’s inside wach mirror anytime they need, relatively than minting a brand new one every time. Nevertheless, just one Optimism NFT will be put contained in the mirror at a time.
Magic Mirror is a part of a renewed push by Optimism to win the battle between Ethereum scaling options. In June, a model of balancer was launched on the Optimism platform, and in September, 1Inch customers on Optimism acquired a 300K token airdrop to incentivize use of the community.
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