GEM SCORE
How is it calculated

updated: 2021-06-17

55 /100

Where is the bunny picture?

Off blockchain

The bunny picture is hosted on several computers via IPFS protocol.

IPFS is a distributed system for storing and accessing files or assets. This is not a blockchain. You can see more information here.

No. To be sure about the persistence of the data, you need someone to "pin" your data on IPFS nodes. In most cases, the NFT platform does it for you.

You keep your bunny

Pancakeswap chose to put the bunny name in token, on the blockchain. That ensures you own the data at any time.
If Pancakeswap dies & Binance Smart Chain survives, you will be able to retrieve this data.
Pancakeswap chose to put the bunny picture and the other data on a distributed & decentralized protocol: IPFS. Even if this is not the best practice to guarantee data availability, this is better than choosing private storage.
If Pancakeswap dies & IPFS survives, you will be able to retrieve this data.

The data hosted on IPFS needs to be "pinned" to be available. If not, it can disappear at any time. We recommend using a more robust solution like Blockweave.
It would be appreciated if Pancakeswap would create documentation (article or video) that explains how users can retrieve the bunny outside the platform.

This audit has been performed by a human and the grade is based on the Computed Art scheme.

	Written on-chain	Hosted on Blockweave	Hosted via IPFS	Hosted via CDN	Hosted on a server	Not referenced
Bunny picture (computed media)	60	50	30	5	5	0	Main data +30
Bunny name (text)	20	15	10	0	0	0	Secondary +20
Other data (text)	10	5	5	0	0	0	Other +5
There is no documentation that explains how users can retrieve the NFT assets.							+0
total							55