Doge NFT Auction

An archive of the Doge NFT auctions. The original Doge memes — Atsuko Sato's photographs of Kabosu — were auctioned as 1/1 NFTs for charity in June 2021, and all eight sold. This is no longer a live auction site; it is a static record of one.

Every page is built from snapshot/mainnet.json, a committed capture of the collection taken directly from Ethereum and IPFS, and from the artwork committed under public/media/. The site makes no network calls at build or at runtime. That is not an optimisation: Zora's indexer, the ourzora/zora-v1 subgraph, Zora's IPFS gateway and the ipfs.fleek.co gateway named in the tokens' own on-chain URIs are all permanently offline, so the data had to be captured and committed.

Because Zora Media V1 records sha256 of both the artwork and the metadata on chain, every committed file can be proven to be the bytes that were minted rather than merely trusted:

yarn snapshot:verify           # re-hash all 16 files against the snapshot, fully offline
yarn snapshot:verify --chain   # also re-read the hashes from Ethereum and diff

Running it

yarn install
yarn dev       # http://localhost:3000
yarn build     # 13 static pages
yarn start     # serve the production build

Regenerating the archive

yarn snapshot         # rebuild snapshot/mainnet.json from chain + IPFS
yarn snapshot:media   # re-download and re-verify public/media/**
yarn snapshot --verify  # re-derive the chain half and diff against what's committed
yarn snapshot:probe   # report which IPFS CIDs still resolve, and from where

Code structure

• snapshot/ — mainnet.json, the single source of truth for every page
• scripts/snapshot/ — the offline pipeline that produces it (plain CommonJS, never bundled)
• lib/ — snapshot access (snapshot.js), the Zora data shim (zora-shim.js), site copy
• components/nft-data/ — the bridge between the snapshot and @zoralabs/nft-components
• components/ — everything else on the site
• scss/ — stylesheets, including the .zora-* overrides the Zora components depend on
• public/media/ — the verified artwork and metadata
• pages/ — Next.js pages

CLAUDE.md has the detail, including why the Zora components are still installed and what it would take to remove them.