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🗺︎ RoadMap

  • [2023-03-30] ⛵ Project Creation;

  • [2023-11] 🪨 Complete the collection and organization of NFT1000 dataset;

  • [2023-12-30] 📄 Paper based on NFT1000 was submitted to ICME 2024;

  • [2024-3-12] 💔 Paper was rejected by ICME;🩶

  • [2024-04-12] 📄 A better paper was finished and submitted to ACM Multimedia 2024;

  • [2024-07-15] 🥳 Paper “NFT1000: A Cross-Modal Dataset For Non-Fungible Token Retrieval” was accepted by MM!🎊

  • [2024-9] 💾 Open source the whole dataset,progress: ███████████████████████░ [980/1001]

  • [2024-10-25] 🎉 MM2024 Poster was released!

    Click here to see ACMMM2024 Poster NFT1000 Poster

    Please visit the Hugging Face for more details~

  • ……


📸 NFT-Net Overview

NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a new type of digital asset that represents ownership or proof of authenticity of unique items, such as artwork, music, videos, or virtual goods, on a blockchain. Unlike cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which are fungible and can be exchanged on a one-to-one basis, NFTs are one-of-a-kind and cannot be exchanged for something of equal value. Each NFT has a unique identifier, making it valuable for collectors, creators, and digital markets. As an essential digital asset in the Web 3.0 world, NFTs are set to play an increasingly important role. Given that the academic community currently lacks a dataset focused on NFTs, we have created NFT-Net, aiming to inspire and foster research and development in the field of NFTs!

The ImageNet is a milestone in the field of computer vision, driving advancements and cross-industry applications, such as autonomous driving and medical image analysis. Building on this legacy, we aim to create a comprehensive dataset for the Web3.0 domain: NFT-Net, which is designed to be the Web3.0 counterpart of ImageNet!

NFT-Net is a multi-chain, multi-category, and multimodal dataset focused on Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Each NFT project in the dataset serves as a basic unit, encompassing metadata, standardized image data (img), captions (text descriptions extracted from metadata for image-text alignment training), prompts (text labels derived from metadata for generative model training), and a dashboard (an overview of the project). Our long-term goal is to collect NFT projects across multiple blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana, BTC) and categories (PFP, Arts, Photographs, Games, etc.), thus advancing research in NFT-related areas such as retrieval, generation, and quantitative trading.

Now,we have already achieved significant milestones with the development of the NFT1000 dataset! NFT1000 consists of the top 1000 (1001, in fact) most popular PFP NFT projects on the Ethereum blockchain, comprising 7.56 million image-text pairs, totaling 1.75TB of data. The dataset includes 356 themes and 600,000 noun phrases, making it suitable for various downstream tasks such as NFT retrieval, generation, and visual question answering. Additionally, our research based on the NFT1000 dataset has been recognized, with the paper titled "NFT1000: A Cross-Modal Dataset For Non-Fungible Token Retrieval" being accepted by ACM Multimedia 2024, one of the top three conferences in the field of multimedia AI.


🔥 Introduction of NFT1000

NFT1000


The NFT1000 dataset comprises 1000 outstanding PFP NFT projects, each containing approximately 7500 image-text pairs, encompassing a total of 7.56 million image-text pairs with a collective data volume of 1.75TB.

In the dataset, the training set includes 800 projects with 6,178,249 image-text pairs. The validation set comprises 50 projects with 383,916 image-text pairs, and the test set consists of 150 projects with 1,000,838 imagetext pairs. The content spans a diverse range of artistic types, including 3D rendered images, 2D flat illustrations, pixel arts, NPC characters, real photographs,etc. It covers a total of 356 different content themes and 595,504 unique descriptive phrases.


NFT1000

📃 Project list of NFT1000

The NFT1000 dataset comprises the most renowned 1000 avatar NFT projects from the Ethereum mainnet, based on sales data 2023-6-23.(Interestingly, there are actually 1001 projects included, as my own project, BanaCat, is among them). These NFT projects have laid the foundations of the early NFT ecosystem and have heralded the golden era of NFTs!

Click here to see NFT1000 demo projects
index NFT_name collected_tokens index NFT_name collected_tokens index NFT_name collected_tokens index NFT_name collected_tokens index NFT_name collected_tokens
1 BoredApeYachtClub 10000 2 CRYPTOPUNKS 10000 3 MutantApeYachtClub 19482 4 Azuki 10000 5 CloneX 19485
6 Moonbirds 10000 7 Doodles 10000 8 BoredApeKennelClub 9597 9 Cool Cats 9965 10 Beanz 19950
11 PudgyPenguins 8888 12 Cryptoadz 7024 13 World Of Women 10000 14 CyberKongz 5000 15 0N1 Force 7777
16 MekaVerse 8888 17 HAPE PRIME 8192 18 mfers 10000 19 projectPXN 10000 20 Karafuru 5555
21 Invisible Friends 5000 22 FLUF 10000 23 Milady 10000 24 goblintown 9999 25 Phanta Bear 10000
26 CyberKongz VX 14672 27 KaijuKingz 9999 28 Prime Ape Planet 7979 29 Lazy Lions 10000 30 3Landers 9981
31 The Doge Pound 10000 32 DeadFellaz 10000 33 World Of Women Galaxy 20789 34 ALIENFRENS 10000 35 VOX Series 1 8889
36 Hashmasks 16355 37 Psychedelics Anonymous Genesis 9595 38 VeeFriends Series 2 55554 39 RENGA 8898 40 CoolmansUniverse 10000
41 Art Gobblers 9988 42 SupDucks 9916 43 Jungle Freaks 10000 44 Sneaky Vampire Syndicate 8888 45 SuperNormalbyZipcy 8851
46 Nakamigos 20000 47 Impostors Genesis 10420 48 Potatoz 9999 49 CryptoSkulls 10000 50 Moonbirds Oddities 10000
51 RumbleKongLeague 10000 52 MURI 10000 53 Galactic Apes 9998 54 Lives of Asuna 9997 55 My Pet Hooligan 8888
56 Murakami.Flowers 10105 57 Kiwami 10000 58 SHIBOSHIS 10000 59 Sappy Seals 10000 60 DEGEN TOONZ 8888
61 Killer GF 7777 62 CryptoMories 9583 63 Crypto Bull Society 7777 64 CryptoBatz by Ozzy Osbourne 9666 65 Quirkies 5000
66 Robotos 9999 67 Tubby Cats 20000 68 Chain Runners 10000 69 MutantCats 9698 70 Boss Beauties 9999
71 OnChainMonkey 9501 72 Rektguy 8814 73 Desperate ApeWives 10000 74 DigiDaigaku 2022 75 DeGods 9066
76 apekidsclub 9999 77 The Humanoids 9901 78 Sevens Token 7000 79 Akutars 15000 80 HypeBears 10000
81 Hero 5205 82 KIA 9998 83 inbetweeners 10777 84 C-01 Official Collection 8887 85 Imaginary Ones 8888
86 ZombieClub Token 5478 87 Groupies 10000 88 Valhalla 9000 89 MOAR by Joan Cornella 5555 90 Wizards & Dragons Game 45519
91 the littles NFT 10000 92 The Heart Project 9931 93 CryptoDads 10000 94 Chimpers 5555 95 Crypto Chicks 9970
96 VOX Series 2 8473 97 WonderPals 10000 98 LilPudgys 21243 99 a KID called BEAST 9631 100 Akuma 5553
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1000 Women Unite - 10k Assemble 6991 1001 BanaCat 9710

Please visit 📃PDF for the total list!


🛻 Download NFT1000

You have two methods for downloading the NFT1000:

1. Download for 🤗Hugging Face

Visit the Hugging Face official repository at:NFT-NET,and clone the repository or download each project on click


2. Use the NFT-NET-HUB

NFT-NET-HUB is a package management tool specifically designed to accompany the NFT-NET dataset. You can use the corresponding script to flexibly download specific projects, such as:


from utils.downloader import NFT1000

local_repo_path = "absolute/absolute/path/to/local/repo"
# modfiy the NFT_name_list to the NFT projects you want to download
NFT_name_list = ["BoredApeYachtClub", "CRYPTOPUNKS"]

NFT1000 = NFT1000("NFT1000", local_repo_path)
NFT1000.download(NFT_name_list)

For a more detailed tutorial, please refer to: NFT-NET-HUB


📄 Introduction of NFT1000 paper

NFT1000 is a research paper focused on cross-modal retrieval on NFT data. This work marks the first application of cross-modal retrieval technologies to NFT data, utilizing intelligent search technologies from Web 2.0 in the context of Web 3.0. Our key contributions of this paper include:

  • Dataset Construction: We constructed the first NFT visual-text dataset in the field of computer vision, named NFT1000.
  • Training Methodology: We propose an effective training method for NFT-type data, termed the dynamic masking fine-tuning scheme, and have trained several models to serve as our baseline.
  • Similarity Quantification: To quantify image-text similarity, we introduce the Comprehensive Variance Index (CVI, in short), which accounts for similarities within images and texts, as well as the degree of image-text matching.
  • Application in Image Generation: We also explore the application of NFT data in the field of image generation.

And this paper was accepted by ACM Multimedia 2024! Please refer to 📄full paper for more details!


Based on the research in the paper, we jointly developed an NFT search engine with NFTScan.You can try our online search demo at : https://www.nftscan.com/ai-search NFT Search


Contributors

Thank you 🙏 to all our contributors!

NFT-NET contributors

Parters

WTF Academy | NFTScan | Alchemy | NFTGO | Hugging Face | OpenSea | GCC | BABEL



Parters


⚠ Recommendations and Warnings ☢

All data in the NFT-NET dataset is for scientific research only. Please do not use it for any commercial non-academic purposes such as secondary sales! Downloading data means that you comply with this agreement by default, and any disputes arising from this will be the responsibility of the downloader himself!


Authors and Citation

@inproceedings{10.1145/3664647.3680903,
author = {Wang, Shuxun and Lei, Yunfei and Zhang, Ziqi and Liu, Wei and Liu, Haowei and Yang, Li and Li, Bing and Li, Wenjuan and Gao, Jin and Hu, Weiming},
title = {NFT1000: A Cross-Modal Dataset For Non-Fungible Token Retrieval},
year = {2024},
isbn = {9798400706868},
publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery},
address = {New York, NY, USA},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1145/3664647.3680903},
doi = {10.1145/3664647.3680903},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 32nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia},
pages = {2214–2222},
numpages = {9},
keywords = {aigc, blockchain, clip, cross-modal retrieval, nft},
location = {Melbourne VIC, Australia},
series = {MM '24}
}
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