Upgrade (BGP1.1):Method for minting Virtual Standard Goods

Method for minting Virtual Standard Goods

"Minting Virtual Standard Goods" is a critical component of the BGP-11 protocol, used for Minting virtual standard goods in a collection. This process is facilitated through the inscription's metaprotocol and metadata fields, with necessary details of the goods recorded in CBOR encoding. Metaprotocol: The used protocol is BGP-11. It should be specified in the metaprotocol field to indicate the followed standard. Metadata:The metadata field should contain all the necessary details of standard goods imported into the collection. The following structure should be used and encoded in CBOR: json

{
    "SGN": "[BGP-11 Standard Goods Contract Name#Number]",
    "Des": "[Description or Source File MD5 or HASH]",
    "PATH": "[Arweave Storage Blockchain Path ID]"
}

Due to CBOR's 520-byte limit in data transmission, any metadata exceeding this size must be divided into multiple tag 5 fields. These fields will be concatenated before decoding. Ensure that the metadata is concise, engaging, and adheres to a human-readable format displayed.

The "Method for Minting Virtual Standard Goods" will be incorporated into the BGP-11 protocol as a significant upgrade, thereby updating the protocol version to 1.1. This method perfectly remedies the limitations faced by creators under the Ordinals protocol, constrained by file size, and it resolves the issue where almost all the artworks of painters are reduced to pixel art.