MakeBook

@MakeBookHQ

Preorders for communities that make things. Fans pay in USDC, held by contract: paid to you in stages, refundable if the minimum isn't met. Built on @injective

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Joined July 2026

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MakeBook
@MakeBookHQ
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Your community wants it. Make it once enough fans have paid. Set a price and a minimum. Fans pay in USDC on @injective. Met: you claim 40% to produce, 50% as orders ship, 10% 14 days on. Missed: fans claim it all back. On testnet now: google.com/url?q=http://m…
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MakeBook
@MakeBookHQ
Nov 7
An on-chain payment leaves a record. The rules for when funds can move can be checked, too. But a seller submitting shipping information isn’t the same as a buyer receiving the product. Clear records help people understand the financial side of a presale. Production and delivery still depend on the brand following through.
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MakeBook
@MakeBookHQ
Oct 29
You’ve chosen the illustration, the paper and the size. Now you need to decide how many copies to print. We’re building MAKEBOOK to help artists offer a specific print to collectors, with a clear price, minimum quantity and presale deadline. Paid preorders can give the artist a basis for planning the print run before committing to full production.
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MakeBook
@MakeBookHQ
Oct 26
Suppose a batch needs 100 units to go ahead. By the deadline, buyers have paid for 70. The offer missed its minimum. But the result alone can’t tell you why. The product, price, timing and audience reach all deserve a closer look. Talk to buyers before deciding what to change. We’re building MAKEBOOK around paid demand. Understanding what that demand tells you matters too.
MakeBook
@MakeBookHQ
Oct 22
Your product. Your price. In MAKEBOOK’s fixed-price presales, brands set the unit price, minimum order quantity and deadline. Buyers see those terms before paying. After the deadline, paid orders determine whether the batch meets its minimum and clears. You keep control of pricing, with real purchase commitments to guide production.

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