Inspired by the early commentary from people like Bruce Alan Martin and Ronald O. Whitaker about the language of hexadecimal values, hextory explores a translation into a 4-bit visual representation of the token's history.
The contract logs every interaction within the contract and uses these hashes to translate into the visual output of each token. Translating each character within the hash to a 4-bit visual format and assigning attributes based on it's relative position within the full hash.
The color attribute is only visible if the hash has been created by the current wallet owner, transferring or selling a piece will turn the previous rows into a greyscale.
The contract contains a poke function to add new history to the token without transferring it out of your wallet. The poke fee grows linearly with each poke and will be evenly distributed among the other token holders and the artist.
Hextory is an experimental piece with an upgradeable renderer, the token holders will be able to vote for potential upgrades to the renderer over time.
