Systems and methods for asset owner verification in a digital environment

A method for providing proof of ownership of a digital asset associated with a non-fungible token (NFT) comprising:

• receiving, by a computer device, the NFT associated with the digital asset, the NFT providing proof of ownership of the digital asset through a cryptographic public key which is stored on a blockchain associated with the NFT;
• retrieving the digital asset associated with the received NFT, wherein the digital asset is configured to be displayed in a multi-dimensional environment;
• retrieving a secret pattern from the digital asset, wherein the retrieved secret pattern was previously embedded into the digital asset digital asset and is associated with the stored cryptographic public key on the blockchain;
• computing a first identification hash value using a hash function, wherein the hash function receives a parameter value derived from the retrieved secret pattern;
• receiving a second identification hash value;
• comparing the computed first identification hash value to the received second identification hash value;
• and
• determining the digital asset as authentic when the first and second identification hash values are identical.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which when executed by a processing device executes a method for providing proof of ownership of a digital asset associated with a non-fungible token (NFT), comprising:

• receiving the NFT associated with the digital asset, the NFT providing proof of ownership of the digital asset through a cryptographic public key which is stored on a blockchain associated with the NFT;
• retrieving the digital asset associated with the received NFT, wherein the digital asset is configured to be displayed in a multi-dimensional environment;
• retrieving a secret pattern from the digital asset, wherein the retrieved secret pattern was previously embedded into the digital asset and is associated with the stored cryptographic public key on the blockchain;
• computing a first identification hash value using a hash function, wherein the hash function receives a parameter value derived from the retrieved secret pattern;
• receiving a second identification hash value;
• comparing the computed first identification hash value to the received second identification hash value;
• and
• determining the digital asset as authentic when the first and second identification hash values are identical.