Abstract: A Decentralized Trusted Control Plan (D-TCP) to provide a means to define object behaviors without the need for coding on a decentralized computing network. The D-TCP implements pluggable logic through a multitude of decentralized registries with pre-defined code snippets stored on a decentralized network. The D-TCP links the applicable code selected from the registries to create desired functionality while maintaining platform security and providing economic incentives for fostering growth of the multitude of decentralized registries.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secured, peer-to-peer transfer of data rights over a computer network, the method being accomplished by a distributed computing system including a distributed ledger platform. Root rights are defined and delegated to wallets in a multilevel manner to thereby isolate wallets associated with the root right from cyber risk. Root rights are revokable and reassignable, where a root wallet is able to claw back authority delegated to one or more supervisory wallets.

Abstract: An apparatus, computer-readable medium, and computer-implemented method for creating and managing a distributed ledger non-fungible token data structures that represent the liquidity function for any two distinct representations of assets. The representations may be different assets or a single asset type with different characteristics including ledger, network, jurisdiction, availability, etc. The liquidity function is the mechanism to transform or exchange the asset including the pricing function, fees, and delivery mechanism. The investment performance of the liquidity token can be proportional to the demand for liquidity for the pair of assets.

Abstract: A method and system for interfacing heterogenous computing networks to accomplish a cross-network that spans at least two networks and has a source node and a destination node. A graph structure is traversed to define a transaction path. The graph structure includes transaction nodes within transfer networks and bridges that span networks. Each node in the graph structure exists on a network and has an associated set of attribute variables that specify supported tokens. A bridge path defined by two nodes spanning two logical networks is determined. The source node and the destination node are also connected via one or more out of band network paths which are separate from the bridge path. Disclosed implementations link the speed and convenience of P2P conversion models with B2B trading channels using a ledger-agnostic overlay and computing architecture to enable value transfers and conversion spanning dissimilar digital communication networks.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for cryptographically linking separated authentication and authorization processes to support data transaction signing when group or corporate authority structures are required. The apparatus provides a secure, scalable model to represent authority in an entity context while conducting distributed ledger technology transactions. The method supports a range of cryptographic methods for separating the linked authentication and authorization processes including split key encryption, multi-party computation, multi-signature authorization, and execution of decentralized smart contract authorization logic. The method supports multiple models for authorization including organizational structures, consensus models including voting, and workflow processes.

Abstract: To achieve no code or low code parity in decentralized computing systems, disclosed implementations provide a data structure and trusted control plane that enables the creation and operation of composable objects, that is objects whose functions and properties are derived from configurable and upgradable templates. The templates are data structures that define the behavior of a collection of objects, the behaviors being the interfaces, functions, properties, events, triggers, error messages, and dependencies that define and object and its interaction with other objects and entities. Templates are configured by mapping the desired object behaviors to registered smart contract logic that affects the behaviors. Thus, complex objects can be composed without the need for new computer code. Additional logic to enable new behaviors can be added by authorized smart contract developers and, once certified, added to one or more templates to provide the objects access to the new capabilities.

Abstract: An implantable magnetic neurostimulation probe includes at least one electrical conductor disposed on a substrate and arranged in at least one planar loop. At least one planar magnetic core comprising a magnetic material is disposed on the substrate and within the planar loop. A biocompatible coating is disposed over the substrate, electrically conductive trace, and magnetic core.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secured, peer-to-peer transfer of data rights over a computer network, the method being accomplished by a distributed computing system including a distributed ledger platform. Root rights are defined and delegated to wallets in a multilevel manner to thereby isolate wallets associated with the root right from cyber risk. Root rights are revokable and reassignable, where a root wallet is able to claw back authority delegated to one or more supervisory wallets.

Abstract: An apparatus, computer-readable medium, and computer-implemented method for creating and managing a distributed ledger non-fungible token data structures that represent the liquidity function for any two distinct representations of assets. The representations may be different assets or a single asset type with different characteristics including ledger, network, jurisdiction, availability, etc. The liquidity function is the mechanism to transform or exchange the asset including the pricing function, fees, and delivery mechanism. The investment performance of the liquidity token can be proportional to the demand for liquidity for the pair of assets.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a method, system, and apparatus for developing Server-Driven UI (SDUI) mobile applications using a no-code/low-code interface. The software development platform is a cross-platform application operable on mobile, desktop and web environments. The platform uses data objects to send UI logic to mobile application which uses the SDUI framework to render the data object into mobile UI. The system comprises of three main modules: the UI module, a server module, and a client module. The UI module empowers users to effortlessly design mobile UI layouts by leveraging an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for component selection and placement. The server module handles the incoming request from the mobile application and serves as a repository for mobile applications data and store the UI templates and widgets data. Meanwhile, the client module is responsible for parsing the UI logic into the native mobile UI.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secured, peer-to-peer transfer of data rights over a computer network, the method being accomplished by a distributed computing system including a distributed ledger platform. Root rights are defined and delegated to wallets in a multilevel manner to thereby isolate wallets associated with the root right from cyber risk.

Abstract: A distribution framework for facilitating decentralized asset management for individual assets and composite assets such as funds. The framework implements smart contract interfaces to link fungible tokens to non-fungible asset tokens to decouple securities transaction logic and corporate functions from asset management to facilitate code reuse. Additionally, the embodied process uses token nesting to enable homogeneous or heterogeneous assets to be combined into a fund structure, and further for funds to be composed into fund of fund models. The flexible structure enables the analysis of complex fund types and valuation thereof, while allowing fund management. The fund structure is further designed to facilitate broad investor access to innovative asset management strategies that leverage the disclosed structure.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for cryptographically linking separated authentication and authorization processes to support data transaction signing when group or corporate authority structures are required. The apparatus provides a secure, scalable model to represent authority in an entity context while conducting distributed ledger technology transactions. The method supports a range of cryptographic methods for separating the linked authentication and authorization processes including split key encryption, multi-party computation, multi-signature authorization, and execution of decentralized smart contract authorization logic. The method supports multiple models for authorization including organizational structures, consensus models including voting, and workflow processes.

Abstract: A method for ensuring digital wallet security by implementation of a blockchain locking mechanism operable to prevent unauthorized digital token transfer from an owner digital wallet to a third-party digital wallet upon issuance of a paper token certificate. The blockchain locking mechanism is implemented such that compromise of the digital wallet does not results in unauthorized transfer of digital assets. The blockchain locking mechanism utilizes an unlocking code required to transfer asserts from the owner digital wallet to any third-party digital wallet. The blockchain locking mechanism implements an additional security measure and introduces physical security measures to combat cyber security threats. The paper token certificate assures investors of the safety of their digital assets by removing the vulnerability of having a single private key controlling their digital assets.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secured, peer-to-peer transfer of data rights over a computer network, the method being accomplished by a distributed computing system including a distributed ledger platform. Root rights are defined and delegated to wallets in a multilevel manner to thereby isolate wallets associated with the root right from cyber risk.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for cryptographically linking separated authentication and authorization processes to support data transaction signing when group or corporate authority structures are required. The apparatus provides a secure, scalable model to represent authority in an entity context while conducting distributed ledger technology transactions. The method supports a range of cryptographic methods for separating the linked authentication and authorization processes including split key encryption, multi-party computation, multi-signature authorization, and execution of decentralized smart contract authorization logic. The method supports multiple models for authorization including organizational structures, consensus models including voting, and workflow processes.

Abstract: A system and methods for creating and managing distributed ledger non-fungible token data structures that represent the liquidity function for any two distinct representations of assets. The representations may be different assets or a single asset type with different characteristics including ledger, network, jurisdiction, availability, etc. The liquidity function is the mechanism to transform or exchange the asset including the pricing function, fees, and delivery mechanism. The investment performance of the liquidity token can be proportional to the demand for liquidity for the pair of assets.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for secured, peer-to-peer transfer of data rights over a computer network, the method being accomplished by a distributed computing system including a distributed ledger platform. Root rights are defined and delegated to wallets in a multilevel manner to thereby isolate wallets associated with the root right from cyber risk. Root rights are revokable and reassignable, where a root wallet is able to claw back authority delegated to one or more supervisory wallets.

Abstract: One of the drawbacks of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is the conflation of authorization and authentication of transactions on a distributed ledger. The present invention includes a highly adaptable method and system for separating, but cryptographically linking, the authentication and authorization process of signing a transaction of a distributed ledger. The present invention facilitates group authority, common in corporate structures, for proposed transactions, voting models, and even workflow decision making. The present invention supports implementation of a variety of known authorization models into a decentralized network.

Abstract: A framework for managing data on a decentralized network is disclosed. The framework is designed to manage two conflicting forces, openness and control, in order to provide scalable trust on trustless networks. To manage this conflict, a flexible, decentralized governance model is disclosed to enable any DLT user to create and manage data contexts, a virtual boundary for controlling data rights, meaning, and value so as to produce accountable, trusted data with full provenance. The framework does not need to determine who should be trusted, how the trust network forms, or how meaning is developed while providing a governance model by which any authorized user can contribute meaning (properties) and monetize attributable data (attestations).