Unique Asset Token Webpages for NFT Authenticity Verification
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing blockchain-based solutions for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) face challenges in verifying authenticity due to anonymous transactions, which can lead to counterfeiting, making it difficult to ensure the legitimacy of NFTs for uses beyond digital asset ownership, such as event tickets.
Innovation Solution
A method and system for providing authenticity display areas via webpage unique asset tokens, which involve encoding webpages with media content and authenticity data, creating a database with nodes for storing and transferring UATs, and providing code to authorized devices to display authenticity information, including origin, transaction history, and ownership details.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If blockchain transactions are made anonymous to protect user privacy, then privacy is improved, but authenticity verification deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The system segments the verification process by separating public verification data (authenticity certificates, origin information) from private transaction data. The authenticity certificate is published on the blockchain for public verification, while detailed transaction information remains private, allowing verification without exposing all transaction details.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary authenticity certificate mechanism that mediates between anonymous transactions and verification needs. The certificate acts as a trusted intermediary that proves authenticity without revealing the full transaction chain, enabling verification while maintaining privacy.
2Reliability
If blockchain records are made immutable to ensure data integrity, then data integrity is improved, but counterfeiting prevention deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary action by embedding authenticity certificates and origin information into the blockchain records at the time of NFT creation. This preliminary encoding of verification data ensures that authenticity can be verified later without needing to alter the immutable blockchain records, preventing counterfeiting while maintaining immutability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates copies of verification data (authenticity certificates, origin information) that are embedded in the NFT metadata and can be independently verified. These copies allow verification without modifying the original immutable blockchain records, enabling counterfeiting prevention while preserving data integrity.
3Measurement precision
If NFT verification processes are made comprehensive to ensure authenticity, then authenticity accuracy is improved, but verification speed deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The system extracts critical verification data (authenticity certificates, origin information, creator identity) from the complex blockchain transaction history and places it in easily accessible NFT metadata. This extraction allows rapid verification of key authenticity attributes without requiring comprehensive analysis of the entire transaction chain, improving verification speed while maintaining accuracy.
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AI summary
Techniques for providing authenticity display areas via webpage unique asset tokens (UATs). A method incudes encoding a webpage corresponding to a UAT into portions of code which cause projection of media content corresponding to the unique asset and projection of a graphical user interface display area populated with authenticity data of the UAT when executed. The UAT is associated with a unique asset. The method also includes creating a database including nodes. The nodes include webpage nodes and UAT nodes, where the encoded portions of code of the webpage and the authenticity data of the UAT are stored among the nodes. One of the webpage nodes is associated with the webpage and is connected to a UAT node of the UAT. The method also includes providing the at least one portion of code to a device authorized by an owner of the at least one first UAT node.