Love The Chain is the Pulse S.r.l. platform that turns a digital content into a certified, traceable and immutable asset. It publishes files and metadata on IPFS, mints an ERC-721 NFT on an Ethereum-compatible blockchain and makes authenticity, ownership and history of the work verifiable by anyone. It is designed for museums, galleries, cultural institutions, academies and artists who want certified value for their works without running blockchain infrastructure.
A digital work without certification is just a file. Love The Chain permanently records who created it, when, and who owns it: files and metadata are stored on IPFS, a distributed system with no central server, and their cryptographic hashes guarantee the content cannot be silently altered or deleted.
The NFT can be browsed in the collection, is visible on compatible marketplaces such as OpenSea and verifiable on Etherscan: creation date, owner, transaction hash, block number.
The certifier uploads the file with a title and description: the platform automatically publishes on IPFS and calls the ERC-721 smart contract, which mints the token and records everything on-chain. No configuration, no wallet to manage by hand.
Developed and validated on the Sepolia test network with full Ethereum compatibility, it moves to any production network, including Layer 2 solutions such as Polygon, by changing a single configuration parameter.
Love The Chain serves those who certify and those who verify.
Open, recognised standard: every token is unique, non-replicable, immutably recorded and interoperable with OpenSea, Etherscan and the Web3 ecosystem.
Files and metadata published on a distributed system with no central server; cryptographic hashes prevent silent alterations and deletions.
Upload the file, title and description: IPFS publication, smart contract call and token minting happen automatically.
Creation, ownership and traceability rules are written on-chain: nobody can change them unilaterally, every operation is public and verifiable.
Superadmin, content managers and visitors, with distinct permissions: who creates users and controls funds, who publishes, who browses.
Validated on Sepolia; moving to mainnet or Layer 2 networks only requires changing the network endpoint.
No. The interface is designed for non-technical operators: you upload the file with title and description and the platform publishes on IPFS and mints the token automatically.
On IPFS, a distributed storage system with no central server. Cryptographic hashes guarantee the content cannot be silently modified or deleted.
Yes. NFTs comply with the ERC-721 standard and are therefore visible and tradeable on compatible marketplaces such as OpenSea.
No. The same mechanism certifies documents, academic titles, intellectual property, tokenised assets and product traceability.
Network costs depend on the chosen blockchain; with Layer 2 solutions such as Polygon they are minimal. The platform is network-independent.
Tell us what you want to certify: we will show you the platform and the path from file to NFT.