System and method based on share-based trading

Abstract

The present invention relates to a system and method based on share-based trading. The system comprises a trading servo host, at least one buyer terminal apparatus and at least one seller terminal apparatus, which may be mutually connected to each other and jointly run a trading management program, wherein the trading management program at least involves: registering an artwork to be traded, setting a rights category, a trading mode, a share-based proportion and a share-based trading model for the trading of the artwork, then sending and displaying tradable artworks, submitting a buyer trading condition conforming to purchase intention, then performing trading match-making of the artwork, and establishing an artwork trading event, such that the artwork can undergo digital trading and share-based trading, thereby improving the tradability of the artwork, and thus improving the liquidity and interactivity of the artwork and also improving the tradability and the educational property of the artwork, so that an artist can continue to benefit from the increased value of the artwork.

Description

System and method based on shareholding transaction Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of artwork transactions, and in particular to a system and method based on shareholding transactions. Background Art

[0002] In recent years, driven by the rise of internet technology, various online sales methods have become increasingly popular and attracting increasing attention. Even online shopping malls have been established, allowing consumers to complete their purchases from their computers. Artworks are the crystallization of human cultural creation. Works of art, such as fine art, paintings, calligraphy, sculpture, literature, films, and music, especially those of fine art, paintings, calligraphy, and sculpture, hold great collectible value. For scholars and collectors, acquiring such works is a lifelong pursuit, especially rare ones, and some even pay vast sums to acquire them. However, an artist's fame doesn't come overnight; it's the product of years of hard work and luck. However, many artists aren't skilled marketers themselves, and given the unique characteristics of their artworks, they lack experience and methods in selling and negotiating prices. It's common for artists to sell their works at a low price to make a living before they achieve fame, resulting in a failure to profit upon their subsequent rise to fame, or even the need to spend a fortune to buy back their works.

[0003] Furthermore, as artists become famous, the prices of their works rise. Due to the high value of such assets and their often indivisible nature, ordinary people cannot afford to invest in them. Furthermore, higher-value assets often require a high level of knowledge, requiring buyers to possess a certain level of knowledge before investing in such valuable assets, such as distinguishing genuine from counterfeit or assessing the market value of goods. This reduces the liquidity and tradability of artworks, and also creates price instability. All of these factors hinder the appreciation and promotion of art, and affect the average person's willingness to invest.

[0004] Therefore, personnel in this field have developed a variety of different art transaction and auction methods and systems, such as Taiwan Utility Model Patent No. M361067, "Art Auction Platform," published Taiwan Patent No. 200809674, "Art Transaction Matchmaking Method and System," and published Taiwan Patent No. 201308235, "Art Marketing and Leasing Method." However, these patents primarily respond to technological and Internet developments, transferring traditional art transaction activities to the Internet, such as online shopping, online auctions, bidding, or virtual reality shopping. These patents do not address the aforementioned issues of artists having difficulty selling their works at reasonable prices or having to sell them at a low price before becoming famous. They also do not address the issue of ordinary people entering or investing in the art market, and they are even less able to improve the liquidity of high-value artworks.

[0005] Furthermore, many artworks, such as fine art, paintings, music, films, and books, are digitally reproducible and can be copied infinitely. The tokens representing these artworks can be fully traced on the underlying blockchain. This provides buyers with credible proof of ownership, bringing a deeper sense of satisfaction to those who possess these proofs. This is how non-fungible tokens (NFTs) came into being. Non-fungible digital tokens differ from fungible assets. Fungible assets are assets whose units are interchangeable at any time and have the same value. NFTs, on the other hand, are "one-of-a-kind" assets in the digital world that can be bought and sold like any other property. With NFT, artworks can be "tokenized" after being digitized, creating digital ownership certificates that can be bought and sold. That is, NFT can be regarded as the "ownership" of the digital data of a creation. After the digital data undergoes a minting process written by a smart contract, it will become a unique and permanently preserved "digital asset". From the perspective of digital artworks, its ownership can be transferred and traded as conveniently as cryptocurrency, and no longer requires traditional third-party agency certificates or proofs (for example, art galleries, publishing houses, music companies, etc.). Therefore, NFT, an emerging field of "crypto art", has gained market recognition and is conducive to the development of new forms of e-commerce for artworks.

[0006] In short, the current art trading model results in low liquidity and interactivity, which also affects the tradability and price stability of artworks. Therefore, how to solve the above problems is urgently needed by those working in this field, and this is also the topic that the present invention intends to explore.

[0007] In view of the above-mentioned shortcomings and needs, the inventor believes that further corrections are necessary. Therefore, with many years of experience in related technologies and product design and manufacturing, he has conducted research and creation on the above-mentioned shortcomings and actively sought solutions. After continuous efforts in research and trial production, he finally successfully developed a system and method based on shareholding transactions to overcome the limitations of existing art transactions.

[0008] Summary of the Invention

[0009] The main purpose of the present invention is to provide a system based on share trading, which can provide artworks with selective digital rights trading and share trading based on the type of rights, so as to break through the limitations of existing artwork transactions.

[0010] Another main purpose of the present invention is to provide a method based on share trading, which can enhance the liquidity and interactivity of art transactions, while improving the tradability and price stability of art.

[0011] Another main purpose of the present invention is to provide a method based on share trading, which can enhance the educational nature of art transactions and enable artists to obtain continuous benefits when the value of their artworks increases.

[0012] Based on this, the present invention mainly achieves the above-mentioned purpose and effects through the following technical means, which include:

[0013] 1. The Internet;

[0014] A transaction server host comprising at least a transaction processing module, a transmission module, at least one memory unit, at least one storage unit, and a data module, wherein the transaction processing module is used to execute various programs, instructions, and functions of the system; the transmission module connected to the transaction processing module is used to connect to the Internet to transmit or receive various data, images, or instructions; the memory unit electrically connected to the transaction processing module is used to store system programs, instructions, and temporary data of executing programs; the storage unit connected to the transaction processing module is used to store data; the data module stores data in the storage units, wherein the data module at least comprises a buyer database storing buyer identification information, a seller database storing seller identification information, an artwork database storing artwork identification information, an artwork share database storing artwork share information, and a transaction event database storing artwork transaction event information; the transaction processing module is used to execute a transaction management program stored in the storage unit, wherein the transaction management program at least comprises functions for displaying artwork information, searching for artworks, and setting transaction conditions;

[0015] A buyer terminal device comprising at least a first processing unit for executing the transaction management program, a first transmission unit, and a first human-machine interface, wherein the first processing unit is used to execute various programs, instructions, and functions of the system; the transmission unit connected to the first processing unit is used to connect to the transaction server via the Internet; and the human-machine interface connected to the first processing unit is used for allowing the buyer to view program pages and input information;

[0016] A seller terminal device, which has at least a second processing unit for executing the above-mentioned transaction management program, a second transmission unit and a second human-machine interface, wherein the second processing unit is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system, the second transmission unit connected to the second processing unit is used to connect to the transaction service host via the Internet, and the second human-machine interface connected to the second processing unit is used for the seller to view the program page, set conditions and input data. The second human-machine interface is connected to an image pickup device for acquiring the image of the artwork and uploading it.

[0017] In this way, at least one artwork can be selectively digitized and traded in shares, thereby forming a system based on share trading.

[0018] Optionally, the transaction processing module of the transaction server host is connected to a cash flow unit, which transfers amounts between accounts based on the transaction content and holdings of the artwork event.

[0019] Optionally, the transaction management program is a web application executing a website.

[0020] Optionally, the transaction management program is built into the buyer's terminal device and the seller's terminal device, and is a mobile application program that connects to the transaction server host to receive and send data.

[0021] The system based on shareholding transactions further provides a method for shareholding transactions to further achieve the above-mentioned objectives and effects; the method at least comprises:

[0022] Step S01: Start the connection and the buyer and seller register and log in respectively;

[0023] Step S02: The seller logs in the artwork he wants to trade;

[0024] Step S03: The seller sets the rights category for artwork transaction;

[0025] Step S04: The seller sets the transaction mode of the rights category of the artwork;

[0026] Step S05: The seller sets the share ratio for the artwork transaction, which is composed of multiple share units;

[0027] Step S06: Set up the share trading model for artworks and complete the setting of the seller's transaction conditions;

[0028] Step S07: The trading platform sends and displays tradable artworks;

[0029] Step S08: Buyers search for tradable artworks;

[0030] Step S09: Submit the buyer's transaction conditions that meet the purchase intention;

[0031] Step S10: Matching the transaction of artworks; and

[0032] Step S11: Set the share ratio of the artwork according to the completed transaction, execute the transaction price profit sharing, and create an artwork transaction event.

[0033] Optionally, the transaction mode of step S04 includes physical objects, digital copyrights, and physical objects with digital copyrights.

[0034] Optionally, the shareholding transaction model in step S06 is direct purchase, bidding auction, and buyer setting transaction conditions.

[0035] Optionally, when step S09 is executed, it further includes a cash flow unit, which deducts the price converted according to the buyer's transaction conditions from the buyer's account into a guarantee account to ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to pay the price of the artwork transaction event.

[0036] Optionally, in step S10, the same artwork of the seller has one or more buyers who meet the seller's transaction conditions.

[0037] Optionally, step S11 is followed by step S12, and step S12 is specifically as follows:

[0038] Setting the location of artworks after a transaction: Based on the percentage of shares held by the seller and buyer, the seller or buyer holding or collecting the largest percentage of shares determines the physical storage or display location and time of the artwork. This allows the present invention, based on the system and method for share trading, to utilize the design of digital and share trading of artworks, allowing artists to increase the tradability of their artworks through share trading, while buyers can also purchase artwork shares in batches to reduce pressure. Buyers can also re-enter the market with their shares to increase the liquidity and price of the artwork, thereby increasing people's willingness to invest in the art market and enhancing the educational nature of art trading. At the same time, artists can benefit continuously from the increase in the value of their artworks, significantly increasing the added value of artworks and improving their economic efficiency.

[0039] The present invention enables selective digital rights trading of artworks, and allows for fractional trading based on the type of rights, thereby increasing the liquidity and interactivity of artwork transactions. This improves the tradability of artworks, while also being educational and enabling artists to continuously benefit from the increased value of their artworks.

[0040] In order to further understand the composition, features and other purposes of the present invention, the following is a preferred embodiment of the present invention, which is described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art can implement it. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0041] FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the architecture of the system based on shareholding transaction of the present invention.

[0042] FIG2 is a schematic diagram showing the actual usage configuration of the system based on shareholding transaction of the present invention.

[0043] FIG3 is a schematic diagram of the process architecture of the method based on shareholding transaction of the present invention.

[0044] FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a process page when a seller sets transaction conditions in an actual implementation of the present invention.

[0045] FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a process page when a buyer sets transaction conditions in an actual implementation of the present invention.

[0046] FIG6 is a schematic diagram of a process page when completing a matching transaction in an actual implementation of the present invention.

[0047] FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a process page when completing a transaction in actual implementation of the present invention.

[0048] The symbols in the figure are as follows: 10: Transaction server host 11: Transaction processing module 110: Transaction management program 12: Transmission module 13: Memory unit 14: Storage unit 15: Data module 151: Buyer database 152: Seller database 153: Artwork database 154: Artwork share database 155: Transaction event database 16: Cash flow unit 20: Internet 30: Buyer terminal device 31: First processing unit 32: First transmission unit 33: First human-machine interface 331: Display device 332: Keyboard 333: Touch display screen 40: Seller terminal device 41: Second processing unit 42: Second transmission unit 43: Second human-machine interface 431: Display device 432: Keyboard 433: Touch display screen 435: Image pickup device DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0049] The present invention is a system and method based on shareholding transactions. The technical content of the present invention is described below through specific embodiments, so that people familiar with this technology can easily understand the advantages and effects of the present invention from the contents disclosed in this specification. The present invention can also be implemented or applied through other different specific embodiments. Therefore, in the specific embodiments of the present invention and its components in the accompanying drawings, all references to front and back, left and right, top and bottom, upper and lower parts, and horizontal and vertical are only used for convenience of description, and are not intended to limit the present invention, nor to limit its components to any position or spatial direction. The dimensions specified in the drawings and the description may be changed according to the design and requirements of the specific embodiments of the present invention without departing from the scope of the patent application of the present invention.

[0050] The system based on share trading of the present invention is shown in FIG1 . The system includes a transaction server host 10 of a transaction platform, an Internet 20, at least one buyer's terminal device 30, and at least one seller's terminal device 40. The transaction server host 10 is connected to each of the buyer's terminal devices 30 and each of the seller's terminal devices 40 via the Internet 20 via a wired or wireless connection for transmitting data, allowing buyers and sellers to interact online and complete at least one artwork transaction event.

[0051] As for the detailed structure of the system based on shareholding transactions of the present invention, as shown in Figures 1 and 2, the transaction service host 10 includes at least one transaction processing module 11, a transmission module 12, at least one memory unit 13, at least one storage unit 14 and a data module 15, wherein the transaction processing module 11 is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system. The transmission module 12 connected to the transaction processing module 11 is connected to the Internet 20 using wireless technology or wired technology for transmitting or receiving various data, images or instructions from the buyer's terminal device 30 or the seller's terminal device 40. The memory unit 13 is electrically connected to the transaction processing module 11, and the memory unit 13 is a read-only memory unit (ROM) and / or a random access memory unit (RAM) for storing system programs or instructions, and serving as a temporary data storage medium for the operating system or other programs being executed. Each storage unit 14 can be connected to the transaction processing module 11 by wire or wirelessly, and the storage unit 14 is an internal storage device or an external storage device, such as a hard disk drive (HDD), a solid state drive (SSD), or an online hard drive. The data module 15 is stored in the storage units 14, wherein the data module 15 at least includes a buyer database 151, a seller database 152, an artwork database 153, an artwork share database 154, and a transaction event database 155. The buyer database 151 is used to store at least one buyer's basic identification information, contact information, payment information, and transaction information within the system. The seller database 152 is used to store at least one seller's basic identification information, contact information, payment information, and transaction information within the system. The seller can be the artwork author, owner, or consignor (such as a gallery or auction house). The artwork database 153 is used to store information related to at least one artwork, including but not limited to basic identification information, creation information, author information, location information, video and audio information, and related transaction information within the system. The artwork may be a work of art, painting, calligraphy, sculpture, literary work, film, or music. The artwork share database 154 stores information related to at least one artwork, including but not limited to relative ownership share information, share buyer information, and collection and display location information. The transaction event database 155 stores transaction information related to at least one artwork transaction event, including but not limited to relative buyer and seller information, transaction model information, profit sharing model information, and other transaction information.Furthermore, the transaction processing module 11 is connected to a payment unit 16. This payment unit 16 transfers funds between the platform and the seller's and buyer's accounts based on the transaction details, stakes, and platform service commissions. The payment unit 16 withholds the transaction price from the buyer's account and deposits it into a guarantee account to ensure the buyer has sufficient funds to pay for the artwork transaction. Furthermore, after the transaction platform confirms that the buyer and seller have completed the artwork transaction, the payment unit 16 transfers the seller's payment and the platform's commission from the guarantee account to the corresponding accounts. Furthermore, the transaction processing module 11 is configured to execute a transaction management program 110 stored in the storage unit 14. This transaction management program 110 is a web application running on a website, or a mobile application (APP) built into the buyer's terminal device 30 and the seller's terminal device 40, and connects to the transaction server 10 to receive and send data. The transaction management program 110 includes at least functions for sellers to display artwork information, buyers to search for artworks, and to set transaction modes and conditions, as well as commission modes and conditions.

[0052] The Internet 20 is a typical network system for wired or wireless connection, which allows the transaction server host 10, the buyer terminal device 30 and the seller terminal device 40 to connect to each other via a wireless network or a wired network to transmit, receive and exchange relevant information of various art transactions.

[0053] The buyer terminal device 30 is a buyer's smartphone, tablet computer, desktop computer, etc. The buyer terminal device 30 has at least a first processing unit 31 for executing the above-mentioned transaction management program 110, a first transmission unit 32 and a first human-machine interface 33, wherein the first processing unit 31 is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system. The first transmission unit 32 connected to the first processing unit 31 is used to connect to the transaction service host 10 via the Internet 20 in a wired or wireless manner to transmit instructions or buyer input data. The human-machine interface 33 connected to the first processing unit 31 is a display device 331, a keyboard 332 or a touch display screen 333 for buyers to view program pages and input data.

[0054] The seller's terminal device 40 is a smartphone, tablet computer, desktop computer, or similar device. The seller's terminal device 40 includes at least a second processing unit 41 for executing the transaction management program 110, a second transmission unit 42, and a second human-machine interface 43. The second processing unit 41 is used to execute various system programs, instructions, and functions. The transmission unit 42, connected to the second processing unit 41, is used to connect to the transaction server 10 via the internet 20, either wired or wirelessly, to transmit instructions or seller input data. The human-machine interface 43, connected to the second processing unit 41, comprises a display device 431, a keyboard 432, and / or a touchscreen display 433, allowing the seller to view program pages, set conditions, and input data. The second human-machine interface 43 is connected to an image pickup device 435 for capturing images of the artwork and uploading data.

[0055] In this way, artworks can be selectively traded in digital rights, and fractional trading can be conducted according to the type of rights, thus forming a system based on fractional trading.

[0056] In actual use, as shown in Figures 1 and 2, the present invention operates by applying the transaction management program 110. Sellers use the human-machine interface 33 of their buyer terminal device 30 to upload artwork information to the transaction server host 10 via the Internet 20. The artwork is then displayed and sold using the transaction management program 110 built into the transaction server host 10. Buyers use their buyer terminal device 30 to connect to the transaction server host 10 via the Internet 20, obtain artwork exhibition and sales information from the transaction management program 110, and conduct interactive shopping. The transaction server host 10 is then used to record, store, compile statistics, and manage data on completed artwork transaction events. The process steps of the share-based transaction method are as follows. Please refer to Figure 3 for further details:

[0057] Step S01, Activating Connections and Registration and Login of Buyers and Sellers: Referring to FIG. 4 , the trading platform first activates the trading server host 10. Each buyer activates their buyer terminal device 30 as needed, and each seller activates their seller terminal device 40 as needed. Each buyer terminal device 30 and each seller terminal device 40 are connected to the transmission module 12 of the trading server host 10 via the transmission unit 32 and the transmission unit 42, respectively, via the Internet 20. The built-in transaction management program 110 is activated to transmit or receive data, allowing the buyers and sellers to connect to the trading server host 10 for registration and / or login. The basic information of each buyer and / or seller is stored in the buyer database 151 and / or seller database 152 in the data module 15 of the trading server host 10.

[0058] Step S02: The seller logs in an artwork to be traded: Referring to FIG. 5 , the seller utilizes the human-machine interface 33 of the seller terminal device 40 to upload the artwork to the transaction server host 10 via the transaction management program 110 built into the seller terminal device 40 , and logs in data related to the artwork to be stored in the artwork database 153 in the data module 15 of the transaction server host 10 .

[0059] Step S03, the seller sets the rights category for the artwork transaction: After uploading the artwork information to be traded, refer to Figure 6, and the seller sets the rights category for the transaction based on the characteristics of the artwork. The rights category includes but is not limited to property rights, reproduction rights, adaptation rights, editing rights, or all rights, and the rights category for the artwork transaction is stored in the artwork database 153.

[0060] Step S04: The seller sets the transaction model for the artwork's rights category: After completing the rights category for the artwork to be traded, the seller sets the transaction model based on the rights category, as shown in Figure 6. The transaction model includes physical objects, digital copyrights (NFTs), and physical objects with digital copyrights (physical objects + NFTs). For example, a painting or sculpture can be sold as a physical object, as a digital copyright, and sold as an NFT, or both. For example, the adaptation rights of a literary work can only be sold as the adaptation rights. The transaction model for the artwork transaction is stored in the artwork database 153.

[0061] Step S05, the seller sets the share ratio of the artwork transaction: After completing the transaction mode setting of the artwork, refer to Figure 7, the seller sets the share ratio of the artwork transaction. The share ratio is composed of multiple share units, and the level of the share unit is determined by the characteristics or value of the artwork. For example, the minimum share unit is 0.1%, 1% or 2%. The share ratio of each transaction is part of the artwork (for example, 20%) or all (that is, 100%), and the share ratio of the artwork transaction is stored in the artwork database 153.

[0062] Step S06, setting the shareholding transaction model of the artwork and completing the setting of the seller's transaction conditions: After completing the shareholding ratio of the artwork transaction, set the shareholding transaction model of the artwork. The shareholding transaction model can be direct purchase, bidding auction or buyer setting transaction conditions, etc., and set the price and transaction time according to the shareholding transaction model to complete the setting of the seller's transaction conditions, and store the shareholding transaction model of the artwork transaction in the artwork database 153.

[0063] Step S07, the trading platform sends and displays tradable artworks: After completing the settings of the rights category, transaction model, shareholding ratio and shareholding transaction model for the artwork transaction, the transaction management program 110 of the transaction server host 10 displays the artworks to be traded in the artwork database 153 in the data module 15 or sends the display to the buyer terminal device 30 of the relevant buyer, so that the buyer can use the buyer terminal device 30 to purchase the artwork through its transaction management program 110.

[0064] Step S08, buyer searches for tradable artworks: the buyer logs into the transaction management program 110 from the buyer terminal device 30 to view tradable artworks on his own or according to information notified by the transaction server 10, or searches for tradable artworks on his own by setting conditions according to his preferences.

[0065] Step S09, submitting buyer transaction conditions that meet the buyer's purchase intention: After the buyer searches for the artwork he or she expects to trade, the buyer selects and / or sets the rights category, transaction model, shareholding ratio and buyer transaction conditions in the shareholding transaction model that meet the buyer's purchase intention based on the transaction conditions set by the seller, and submits them to the artwork database 153 of the transaction server host 10. At the same time, the payment unit 16 of the transaction server host 10 deducts the price converted according to the buyer's transaction conditions from the buyer's account to a guarantee account to ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to pay the price of the artwork transaction event.

[0066] Step S10, matching transactions for artworks: After the buyer submits the buyer's transaction conditions, the transaction server host 10 matches the transaction based on the seller's transaction conditions and at least one buyer's transaction conditions. The seller's same artwork has one or more buyers who meet the seller's transaction conditions. For example, if the seller sells 30% of the shares of an artwork, there can be three buyers who purchase 5%, 10%, and 20% of the shares of the artwork respectively.

[0067] Step S11, set the share ratio of the artwork according to the completed transaction, execute the transaction price sharing, and establish an artwork transaction event: after the completed artwork transaction event, the share ratio of each owner (seller and / or buyer) after the artwork transaction is completed is stored in the artwork share database 154 in the data module 15 of the transaction server host 10. At the same time, after confirming that the buyer and the seller have completed the artwork transaction event, the cash flow unit 16 of the transaction server host 10 transfers the withheld price from the guarantee account to the corresponding account according to the seller's due price and the transaction platform's share price, and establishes a history of the artwork transaction event based on the completed transaction. The artwork transaction event has transaction condition information including but not limited to the transaction rights category, transaction model, share ratio and share transaction model, and the artwork transaction event is stored in the transaction event database 155 in the data module 15 of the transaction server host 10 to complete the artwork transaction operation.

[0068] Step S12, setting the holding location of the artwork after the transaction is completed: According to certain embodiments, after the transaction of the artwork is completed, the seller or buyer holding or collecting the largest shareholding ratio will determine the physical storage or display location and time of the artwork, so that the artwork can fully demonstrate its value and exhibition effect, further improving the liquidity of the artwork.

[0069] From the above, it can be seen that the system and method based on the share transaction of the present invention utilizes a special design that enables artworks to be traded digitally and in shares, so that artists can increase the tradability of artworks through share transactions, so that artists can obtain partial operating funds in advance during the creative process, and overcome the problem that artists find it difficult to sell works at a reasonable price or have to sell works at a low price when they are not famous. Buyers can also purchase artworks in batches, and buyers can also put their shares into transactions again to increase the liquidity and price of artworks, thereby increasing people's willingness to invest in the art market, breaking through the limitations of existing art transactions, making art more visible, and becoming an investment project that people can easily access, and further enhancing the educational nature of art transactions, while allowing artists to obtain continuous benefits from the increase in the value of their artworks.

[0070] Thus, it can be understood that the present invention is an extremely creative creation that not only effectively solves the problems faced in the past, but also greatly improves the results. In addition, there has been no identical or similar product created or publicly used in the same technical field, and it also has improved efficacy.

Claims

1. A system based on shareholding transactions, characterized in that: Contains:

1. The Internet; A transaction server host, which at least includes a transaction processing module, a transmission module, at least one memory unit, at least one storage unit and a data module, wherein the transaction processing module is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system, the transmission module connected to the transaction processing module is used to connect to the Internet to transmit or receive various data, pictures or instructions, the memory unit electrically connected to the transaction processing module is used to store system programs, instructions and temporary data of the executing program, the storage unit connected to the transaction processing module is used to store data, the data module is stored in the storage unit, wherein the data module at least includes a buyer database storing buyer identification information, a seller database storing seller identification information, an artwork database storing artwork identification information, an artwork share database storing artwork share information and a transaction event database storing artwork transaction event information, the transaction processing module is used to execute a transaction management program stored in the storage unit, the transaction management program at least includes functions for displaying artwork information, searching for artworks and setting transaction conditions; A buyer terminal device, which at least has a first processing unit for executing the above-mentioned transaction management program, a first transmission unit and a first human-machine interface, wherein the first processing unit is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system, the transmission unit connected to the first processing unit is used to connect to the transaction service host through the Internet, and the human-machine interface connected to the first processing unit is used for the buyer to view the program page and input data; A seller terminal device, which has at least a second processing unit for executing the above-mentioned transaction management program, a second transmission unit and a second human-machine interface, wherein the second processing unit is used to execute various programs, instructions and functions of the system, the second transmission unit connected to the second processing unit is used to connect to the transaction service host through the Internet, the second human-machine interface connected to the second processing unit is used for the seller to view the program page, set conditions and input data, and the second human-machine interface is connected to an image pickup device for obtaining the image of the artwork and uploading it.

2. The system based on shareholding transaction according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The transaction processing module of the transaction server host is connected to a cash flow unit, which transfers the amount between accounts according to the transaction content and share of the artwork event.

3. The system based on shareholding transaction according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The transaction manager is a web application that executes the website.

4. The system based on shareholding transaction according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The transaction management program is built into the buyer's terminal device and the seller's terminal device, and is a mobile application program that connects to the transaction server host to receive and send data.

5. A method based on shareholding transaction, characterized in that: The method is applied to the system based on shareholding transaction as described in claims 1 to 6, and the method at least comprises: Step S01, start the connection and the buyer and seller register and log in respectively; Step S02: The seller logs in the artwork he wants to trade; Step S03: The seller sets the rights category for artwork transaction; Step S04: The seller sets a transaction mode for the rights category of the artwork; Step S05: The seller sets the share ratio of the artwork transaction, and the share ratio is composed of multiple share units; Step S06: Setting the share trading model of artworks and completing the setting of sellers' trading conditions; Step S07: The trading platform sends and displays tradable artworks; Step S08: Buyers search for tradable artworks; Step S09: Submit the buyer's transaction conditions that meet the purchase intention; Step S10, matching artwork transactions; as well as Step S11, setting the share ratio of the artwork according to the completed transaction, executing the transaction price profit sharing, and establishing an artwork transaction event.

6. The method based on shareholding transaction according to claim 5 is characterized in that: The transaction mode of step S04 includes physical objects, digital copyrights, and physical objects including digital copyrights.

7. The method based on shareholding transaction according to claim 5, characterized in that: The shareholding transaction model in step S06 includes direct purchase, bidding auction and buyer setting transaction conditions.

8. The method based on shareholding transaction according to claim 5, characterized in that: When step S09 is executed, it further includes a payment unit, which deducts the price converted according to the buyer's transaction conditions from the buyer's account into a guarantee account to ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to pay the price of the artwork transaction event.

9. The method based on shareholding transaction according to claim 5, characterized in that: In step S10, the same artwork of the seller has one or more buyers who meet the seller's transaction conditions.

10. The method based on shareholding transaction according to claim 5, characterized in that: After step S11, there is a step S12, and the specific details of step S12 are as follows: Setting the location of artworks after transaction: Based on the shareholding ratio between the seller and the buyer, the seller or buyer who holds or aggregates the largest shareholding ratio will decide the physical storage or display location and time of the artwork.

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