Abstract: Techniques including receiving a test digital token representing a game object and storing the test digital token. The techniques further include generating a set of token distinguishing features. The techniques further include obtaining a token result set based on the set of token distinguishing features. The techniques further including deriving at least one token similarity score based on the token result set and the set of token distinguishing features. The techniques further include updating the test digital token representing the game object based on satisfaction of similarity criteria according to the at least one token similarity score. The techniques further include determining a smart contract interface to invoke from a plurality of smart contract interfaces. The techniques further including invoking the smart contract interface based on the at least one token similarity score or the satisfaction of the similarity criteria.

Abstract: Techniques for storing a set of digital assets. The techniques including identifying at least one digital token from a digital token database storing indexed information related to digital tokens recorded on a notarized ledger, the at least one digital token representing an owned asset based on digital features of the owned asset and the set of digital assets. The techniques including deriving at least one similarity score for the at least one digital token relative to the set of digital assets and based on the digital features. The techniques including generating a least one notification, including validity information, based on the at least one similarity score. The techniques including enabling a smart contract engine to execute a smart contract interface associated with the notarized ledger based on the at least one notification or the at least one similarity score.

Abstract: Techniques for storing a set of digital assets. The techniques including identifying at least one digital token from a digital token database storing indexed information related to digital tokens recorded on a notarized ledger, the at least one digital token representing an owned asset based on digital features of the owned asset and the set of digital assets. The techniques including deriving at least one similarity score for the at least one digital token relative to the set of digital assets and based on the digital features. The techniques including generating a least one notification, including validity information, based on the at least one similarity score. The techniques including enabling a smart contract engine to execute a smart contract interface associated with the notarized ledger based on the at least one notification or the at least one similarity score.

Abstract: Techniques (e.g., systems, apparatus, methods) for a location-based inventory management system. The techniques including obtaining a location of at least one mobile device and identifying at least one augmented reality (AR) virtual object container having a rule set based on the location. The techniques further including instantiating an inventory of virtual objects for the at least one AR virtual object container according to the rule set of the AR virtual object container. The techniques further including enabling the mobile device to render the inventory of the virtual objects within the AR virtual object container on a display of the mobile device. The techniques further including enabling a transaction associated with the virtual objects via the mobile device.

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, and methods of managing the lifecycle of a digital token are described. In an example, while the digital token is being generated, the digital token or the underlying digital asset can be compared to other digital tokens and/or digital assets to determine similarity thereto. Based on the similarity, a program code interface (e.g., smart contract, an application programming interface—API, RPC, etc.) can be determined and an API call can be made to execute a program code. The execution can indicate whether the digital token creation process can be completed. If so, the digital token is recorded. Thereafter, its use or the use of the underlying digital asset can be monitored, whereby this monitoring can apply similarity processing. If a use thereof is determined or if a use of a similar digital token or similar digital asset is determined, notifications can be generated and sent.

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, and methods of managing the lifecycle of a digital token are described. In an example, while the digital token is being generated, the digital token or the underlying digital asset can be compared to other digital tokens and/or digital assets to determine similarity thereto. Based on the similarity, a program code interface (e.g., smart contract, an application programming interface—API, RPC, etc.) can be determined and an API call can be made to execute a program code. The execution can indicate whether the digital token creation process can be completed. If so, the digital token is recorded. Thereafter, its use or the use of the underlying digital asset can be monitored, whereby this monitoring can apply similarity processing. If a use thereof is determined or if a use of a similar digital token or similar digital asset is determined, notifications can be generated and sent.

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, and methods of managing the lifecycle of a digital token are described. In an example, while the digital token is being generated, the digital token or the underlying digital asset can be compared to other digital tokens and/or digital assets to determine similarity thereto. Based on the similarity, a program code interface (e.g., smart contract, an application programming interface—API, RPC, etc.) can be determined and an API call can be made to execute a program code. The execution can indicate whether the digital token creation process can be completed. If so, the digital token is recorded. Thereafter, its use or the use of the underlying digital asset can be monitored, whereby this monitoring can apply similarity processing. If a use thereof is determined or if a use of a similar digital token or similar digital asset is determined, notifications can be generated and sent.

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, and methods of managing the lifecycle of a digital token are described. In an example, while the digital token is being generated, the digital token or the underlying digital asset can be compared to other digital tokens and/or digital assets to determine similarity thereto. Based on the similarity, a program code interface (e.g., smart contract, an application programming interface—API, RPC, etc.) can be determined and an API call can be made to execute a program code. The execution can indicate whether the digital token creation process can be completed. If so, the digital token is recorded. Thereafter, its use or the use of the underlying digital asset can be monitored, whereby this monitoring can apply similarity processing. If a use thereof is determined or if a use of a similar digital token or similar digital asset is determined, notifications can be generated and sent.

Abstract: Techniques (e.g., systems, apparatus, methods) for context-based management of tokens are described. In an example, a geographical location of a device is used as one possible context. This location can correspond to a physical location associated with an AR virtual object container. This container can be associated with a set of virtual object container information applicable to the context, such as to the device's location. Based on separately maintained virtual object information, virtual objects to be shown as being available from the container are determined. Each of such virtual objects can be associated with a set of tokens. In an AR session, the container and the virtual objects are presented. An interaction with the container or a virtual object can result in associating a relevant set of tokens with a user account by recording information about the container, the virtual object, the user account, and/or the context(s).

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, and methods of context-based management of tokens are described. In an example, a geographical location of a device is used as one possible context. This location can correspond to a physical location associated with an AR virtual object container. This container can be associated with a set of virtual object container information applicable to the context, such as to the device's location. Based on separately maintained virtual object information, virtual objects to be shown as being available from the container are determined. Each of such virtual objects can be associated with a set of tokens. In an AR session, the container and the virtual objects are presented. An interaction with the container or a virtual object can result in associating a relevant set of tokens with a user account by recording information about the container, the virtual object, the user account, and/or the context(s).