Blockchain implemented counting system and method for use in secure voting and distribution

A computer-implemented vote or decision counting method comprising the steps:

• distributing or allocating at least one token to at least one predetermined entity, wherein the at least one token is represented by a blockchain public key and private key pair;
• and
• executing a loop on a computing resource, the loop being implemented using a script, to maintain a count of one or more votes or decisions generated by or associated with the at least one entity;
• and generating a cryptographic hash of the script.

A computer-implemented vote or decision counting method comprising the steps:

• distributing or allocating at least one token to at least one predetermined entity, wherein the at least one token is represented by a blockchain public key and private key pair;
• and
• executing a loop on a computing resource to maintain a count of one or more votes or decisions made by the at least one entity,
• wherein information relating to at least one iteration of the loop is stored in a transaction on the blockchain.

A computer-implemented vote or decision counting method comprising the steps:

• distributing or allocating at least one token to at least one predetermined entity, wherein the at least one token is represented by a blockchain public key and private key pair;
• executing a loop on a computing resource to maintain a count of one or more votes or decisions made by the at least one entity;
• generating a cryptographic hash of code relating to the loop;
• and
• comprising the step of storing the cryptographic hash within a transaction on the blockchain.

A computer-implemented vote or decision counting method comprising the steps:

• distributing or allocating at least one token to at least one predetermined entity, wherein the at least one token is represented by a blockchain public key and private key pair;
• and
• executing a loop on a computing resource to maintain a count of one or more votes or decisions made by the at least one entity,
• wherein the computing resource is arranged to monitor the state of the blockchain for a transaction comprising a cryptographic hash of code relating to the loop.