Invention Title:

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MINTING NFTS FROM USER-SPECIFIC MOMENTS

Publication number:

US20240160659

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Section:

Physics

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G06F16/55

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Smart overview of the Invention

An innovative apparatus and method facilitate the minting of NFTs from specific moments captured by users. The system is built around a processor and memory that work together to process user data. This includes classifying the data into distinct moments, ranking these moments, and ultimately converting the top-ranked moments into NFTs for secure storage on an immutable ledger.

Challenges in NFT Minting

The current landscape of NFT minting faces several challenges, particularly in how user data is categorized and ranked. Efficiently sorting user-generated content into meaningful categories is complex, and there has been a lack of effective methods for ranking this content to create marketable NFTs.

Apparatus Functionality

The described apparatus utilizes a structured approach to mint NFTs. It begins by receiving user data, classifying it into various moments, and then generating a ranked list of these moments. The highest-ranked moment is recorded on an immutable sequential listing, where it is transformed into an NFT for permanent storage.

Methodology

The method for minting NFTs follows a systematic process. It involves receiving user data, classifying it into specific moments, ranking these moments based on certain criteria, and recording the top-ranked moment as an NFT. This structured methodology ensures that only the most significant user experiences are converted into NFTs.

Cryptographic Considerations

Incorporating advanced cryptographic systems enhances the security of the NFT minting process. Both symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods can be utilized to protect user data during processing. Additionally, cryptographic hashing algorithms ensure the integrity of the data recorded in the immutable ledger, making it tamper-proof and secure against unauthorized access.