Hic et Nunc Handed Over to Community After Sudden Disappearance

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• The secret over the closure of Hic et Nunc has actually been fixed
• The Tezos NFT platform was shut down by its developer Rafael Lima without any description
• Lima appears to have actually had enough and has actually handed control over to the neighborhood, who will turn it into a DAO

The secret surrounding the unannounced closure of Tezos’ NFT center Hic et Nunc recently might have been offered after creator Rafael Lima turned over control to the Tezos neighborhood and stepped far from the task. On Thursday the Hic et Nunc site unexpectedly went offline which was followed by the job’s Twitter bio altering to ‘stopped’ and its wise agreement address being tweeted out. Confusion ruled up until the other day when the problem was relatively dealt with, with Lima leaving and delivering control to a newly-formed DAO.

Hic et Nunc Saw Huge Early Adoption

Hic et Nunc introduced in March and appeared to have actually shown popular, with its day-to-day users going beyond that of NFT huge OpenSea in May at the height of the NFT boom. Something appears to have actually gone incorrect at the helm of the task, with the job’s Twitter bio altering to ‘terminated’ and its clever agreement being tweeted out as the task went dead.
Nobody understood what was going on up until Sunday, when the Hic et Nunc neighborhood tweeted out that it had actually been in touch with Lima who had actually accepted turn over control of the task to the Tezos neighborhood:

@hicetnunc2000 creator Rafael Lima has actually remained in interaction with a few of the admin group and decreased the existing HeN agreement charge to 1%. In turn, https://t.co/6KPXYFGoNU have actually moved the ownership of the mirror https://t.co/qeIw39 ME3x to the neighborhood care of @TezTools

— hicetnunc-community (@hen_community) November 14, 2021

DAO Working “Towards a New H=N Version”

The neighborhood keeps in mind state absolutely nothing more than that Lima “chose to close down the Hic et Nunc site”, however restates that all properties are safe which the neighborhood wishes to turn the job into a DAO and work “towards a brand-new H=N variation”. While platform users will have been at first puzzled by the closure of Hic et Nunc (which is Latin for ‘here and now’), they will be eased that their NFTs are safe which the task ought to continue in great hands.