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 title: Boosting "Soulless Citadel" NFT sales using Supabase
 description: One of the most popular NFT projects, Soulless Citadel, migrated to Supabase to save development time and provide faster and better filtering for their users.
 author: rory_wilding
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 tags:
   - nfts
   - case-study
@@ -24,14 +24,14 @@ The ["Soulless Citadel"](https://soullesscitadel.com/) project was born in Febru
 
 In the "Soulless Citadel" project, wallet-based authentication was used. AWS was chosen to start, and all the application data was stored in DynamoDB. Soon, they realized that it was tough to work with AWS, primarily since they built a lot of projects using Supabase and were very familiar with it.
 
-<Quote img="apps/www/public/images/blog/ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
+<Quote img="ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
  Typically, we use many Supabase features like authentication, storage, and others in our projects. Even though we have written many courses on DynamoDB, AWS, and everything, it was hard to work with AWS, and we missed the simplicity of Supabase.
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 ## Lack of visibility and soaring costs
 The team initially launched the “The Soulless Citadel” project with AWS and DynamoDB technology. However, as demand for the NFTs grew, so did the AWS costs and the lack of visibility.
 
-<Quote img="apps/www/public/images/blog/ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
+<Quote img="ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
  The increase in NFT demand generated a lot of traffic. Although we paid for ingress, we did not know what caused it. During the first few hours,  it was often hard to tell whether it was a genuine spike in traffic to our site because of someone on it or a DDoS attack. So I didn’t want to take that risk.
 </Quote>
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ While the team was refactoring their codebase, they began looking for alternativ
 
 With Supabase, Quinence developers were notified whenever certain API limits were hit. Furthermore, Supabase’s built-in DDoS protection capabilities provided the Quinence development team peace of mind. Additionally, with the power of Supabase’s dashboard, the team could unlock more visibility into what was going on.
 
-<Quote img="apps/www/public/images/blog/ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
+<Quote img="ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
   With Supabase, our teams can have a much better picture of genuine website traffic in real-time. Previously, we couldn’t figure out whether the traffic was real or was it a result of a DDoS attack. The DDoS protection capability of Supabase gave us peace of mind and greater visibility.
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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ With an extensive gallery of over 5000 digital NFTs, fans of “The Soulless Cit
 
 To factor in the incoming peak traffic that the site was getting, they moved to Supabase bit by bit. After about two hours, they were up and running in Supabase, and then things started becoming more manageable. With Supabase, managing the gallery was extremely easy, and they were able to set it up with just a few clicks. 
 
-<Quote img="apps/www/public/images/blog/ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
+<Quote img="ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
   So, to perform all those complex filtering, we just opened up a Supabase database, dumped the data, and made the data accessible to the front-end via APIs. The front-end could easily query the data needed and do the filtering quickly and adequately. What we could accomplish with Supabase would have taken us at least two weeks in AWS to implement, and we were able to build it in a day. We switched to Supabase at a critical point in the lifecycle of our project - just a couple of hours before the demand peaked and things got sold out.</Quote>
 
 ## The success of Supabase, after the sale
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 _After the success, using Supabase for the next chapter of the Souless Citadel was an easy decision._
 
-<Quote img="apps/www/public/images/blog/ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
+<Quote img="ratul-sahal-director-at-quinence.jpeg" caption="Ratul Saha - Director at Quinence">
   Supabase makes development speed insanely fast. Developers can now easily interact with complex and rich datasets, including images, and perform operations much faster. Supabase also greatly simplifies DevOps because we don’t want to do the ops, and instead focus on building the application.
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