Summary
Enable two or more guilds to collaborate on a single NFT collection, sharing creative credit and revenue according to a negotiated inter-guild split agreement stored on-chain.
Problem
Currently each NFT collection belongs to exactly one guild. In practice, high-profile drops often involve multiple creative teams — e.g. a visual art guild collaborating with a music guild for an audiovisual NFT drop. There is no on-chain mechanism to coordinate this.
Proposed Solution
Collaboration Contract
;; Propose a cross-guild collaboration
(define-public (propose-collaboration
(initiating-guild-id uint)
(partner-guild-id uint)
(initiating-split uint) ;; e.g. u60 = 60%
(partner-split uint) ;; e.g. u40 = 40%
(collection-name (string-ascii 64))
)
(begin
(asserts! (is-eq (+ initiating-split partner-split) u100) ERR_INVALID_SPLIT)
(asserts! (is-guild-admin initiating-guild-id tx-sender) ERR_NOT_ADMIN)
;; Store pending collaboration proposal
(map-set pending-collabs
{ guild-a: initiating-guild-id, guild-b: partner-guild-id }
{ split-a: initiating-split, split-b: partner-split,
collection: collection-name, status: STATUS_PENDING }
)
(ok true)
)
)
;; Partner guild accepts the collaboration
(define-public (accept-collaboration (guild-a uint) (guild-b uint))
(begin
(asserts! (is-guild-admin guild-b tx-sender) ERR_NOT_ADMIN)
;; Activate collaboration and create shared collection
(ok true)
)
)
Revenue Flow for Collaborative Collections
Primary Sale Revenue
│
▼
Collaboration Split (60/40)
┌───┴───┐
Guild A Guild B
Treasury Treasury
│ │
▼ ▼
Member Member
Splits Splits
Secondary royalties follow the same split automatically.
Collaboration Lifecycle
PROPOSED → ACCEPTED → ACTIVE → COMPLETED
→ REJECTED
→ EXPIRED (7-day acceptance window)
UI Changes
- Collaboration proposals visible in guild dashboard
- Partner guild admins can accept/reject with one click
- Collaborative collections show both guild logos and split breakdown
- Shared treasury view shows combined earnings
Acceptance Criteria
Summary
Enable two or more guilds to collaborate on a single NFT collection, sharing creative credit and revenue according to a negotiated inter-guild split agreement stored on-chain.
Problem
Currently each NFT collection belongs to exactly one guild. In practice, high-profile drops often involve multiple creative teams — e.g. a visual art guild collaborating with a music guild for an audiovisual NFT drop. There is no on-chain mechanism to coordinate this.
Proposed Solution
Collaboration Contract
Revenue Flow for Collaborative Collections
Secondary royalties follow the same split automatically.
Collaboration Lifecycle
UI Changes
Acceptance Criteria
propose-collaborationandaccept-collaborationfunctions implemented