When we initially released the 10k PFP series, in order to control on-chain storage costs, we had to compress the artist's meticulously created 4K original images into JPG format of a few hundred KB, sacrificing many details. Honestly, this kind of compromise is quite regrettable.

Recently, we tested a new storage solution that offers a completely different experience. We uploaded the full set of PNG original images, and even included the accompanying 3D model files. In the end, the cost per file was so low that it could be ignored. This solution adopts a sharding storage design, eliminating the need for each node to back up the entire 4K resource. Instead, it distributes storage in slices, significantly reducing resource consumption.

Now, collectors receive the true digital art original, not a compressed version. From a creative perspective, this technological breakthrough directly translates into increased expressive freedom — we finally no longer have to choose between quality and cost.