Reference Threads
- ScryveHQ (Former InkHaven): A CKB‑Native Publishing Platform
ScryveHQ (former InkHaven): A CKB-Native Publishing Platform - #6 by InkHaven - InkHaven: A CKB‑Native Publishing Platform Built for Global Writers
InkHaven: A CKB-Native Publishing Platform Built for Global Writers - #35 by woodbury.bit - Scryve: From CKB‑Native to Multi‑Chain — Platform Update
Scryve: From CKB-Native to Multi-Chain - A Platform Update - #6 by T_Silva - Long‑Form Publishing Platform Discussion
Long Form Publishing Platform - #16 by TabulaRasa - Scryve Structured Expert Testing Program
Spark Program | Scryve: Structured Expert Testing Program - #3 by xingtianchunyan
Hello everyone,
As ScryveHQ continues to evolve, one topic consistently brought up across the previous discussions is how tipping and value‑transfer should work in a CKB‑anchored publishing platform.
Today, Scryve already supports tipping using CKB’s on‑chain Cell Model, which requires each tip to meet the minimum cell‑capacity requirements defined by CKB. This works, but it places natural limits on how small individual tips can be.
Given that, and in light of ongoing ecosystem development, we would like to gather community input on a possible future direction.
Should Scryve Explore Fiber for Tipping Using a Custom RGB++ Token?
Questions for the Community
We would appreciate feedback on the following questions:
1. Should Scryve just use CKB for on‑chain tipping?
Simple, direct, but limited by minimum cell capacity.
2. Should Scryve consider using Fiber for tipping via a custom RGB++ token?
3. Would it be better to support existing RGB++ ecosystem assets over Fiber rather than introducing a new token?
4. How important is it that tipping remains native to the Nervos ecosystem (CKB/RGB++) versus relying on cross‑chain assets. FYI, we already support BTC and ETH.
5. Are there any concerns about creating a dedicated token specifically for tipping?
Closing
This is an open discussion, not a proposal.
We want to understand community sentiment before exploring anything further.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the ongoing Scryve discussions.
Your feedback continues to guide the direction of the platform.
## 参考帖(Reference Threads)
- ScryveHQ(原 InkHaven):一个基于 CKB 的原生出版平台
ScryveHQ (former InkHaven): A CKB-Native Publishing Platform - #6 by InkHaven - InkHaven:为全球写作者打造的 CKB 原生出版平台
InkHaven: A CKB-Native Publishing Platform Built for Global Writers - #35 by woodbury.bit - Scryve:从 CKB 原生到多链化 —— 平台更新
Scryve: From CKB-Native to Multi-Chain - A Platform Update - #6 by T_Silva - 长篇出版平台讨论
Long Form Publishing Platform - #16 by TabulaRasa - Scryve 结构化专家测试计划
Spark Program | Scryve: Structured Expert Testing Program - #3 by xingtianchunyan
大家好,
随着 ScryveHQ 的持续发展,在之前的多次讨论中,一个始终被提及的主题是:
在一个基于 CKB 的出版平台中,小费(tipping)与价值转移应该如何实现?
目前,Scryve 已支持基于 CKB 链上 Cell Model 的打赏方式,而每笔打赏都必须满足 Cell 最小容量要求。虽然这种方式简单直接,但它限制了可实现的小额打赏的灵活性和最低金额。
基于这一点,以及 Nervos 生态的不断发展,我们希望征求社区对未来可能方向的意见。
Scryve 是否应该探索使用 Fiber,通过自定义 RGB++ 代币进行打赏?
向社区征求意见
我们希望就以下问题听取社区反馈:
1. Scryve 是否应该继续使用目前的 CKB 链上打赏机制?
方式简单,但受最小 Cell 容量限制。
2. Scryve 是否应该考虑使用 Fiber,通过自定义 RGB++ 代币进行打赏?
3. 是否更应优先支持已存在的 RGB++ 生态资产,而不是创建新的代币?
**4. 对于打赏机制保持 Nervos 原生性(CKB / RGB++)有多重要?
需说明的是,我们目前已经支持 BTC 和 ETH。**
5. 对于专门为打赏创建一个独立代币,社区有哪些担忧或建议?
结语
本帖是开放讨论,并非正式提案。
在进一步探索之前,我们希望了解社区对此方向的整体看法。
感谢所有参与 Scryve 讨论的朋友们,
你们的反馈一直在推动平台的前进方向。

