Monad-Target-Hunter
Target and Hunt Unique NFTs — Faster!
Created on 27th April 2025
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Monad-Target-Hunter
Target and Hunt Unique NFTs — Faster!
The problem Monad-Target-Hunter solves
Monad-Target-Hunter solves key challenges in the NFT space by offering:
Simplified NFT Minting: Anyone can easily mint NFTs without needing deep blockchain knowledge.
Secure Transactions: Smart contracts use battle-tested OpenZeppelin libraries to ensure safe minting, buying, and selling of NFTs.
Interactive 3D Experience: Traditional marketplaces are static — Target-Hunter brings NFTs to life with an immersive Three.js-powered frontend.
Low-Cost Blockchain Deployment: By using the Monad testnet, transactions are faster and cheaper compared to older chains.
Clean and Scalable Structure: Developers can easily extend the marketplace or integrate it into larger Web3 ecosystems
Challenges I ran into
While building Monad-Target-Hunter, one of the major challenges I faced was version conflicts between Hardhat and Ethers.js.
Specifically:
Newer versions of Hardhat introduced internal changes that were incompatible with certain Ethers.js versions.
This caused unexpected issues like deployment scripts breaking, contract artifacts not loading properly, or runtime errors when interacting with smart contracts.
How I solved it:
I carefully checked the peer dependencies listed in Hardhat’s documentation.
Downgraded Ethers.js to a compatible version ([email protected]) that worked smoothly with the Hardhat environment.
Installed specific versions using npm install --save-dev hardhat@latest ethers@5 to ensure compatibility.
Also updated my Hardhat config to explicitly import the correct Ethers provider where needed.
Tracks Applied (2)
Ethereum Track
ETHIndia
Monad Track
Monad
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