Systems and methods for controlling an automated electronic networked central clearinghouse for non-fungible digital assets
AssigneeMythical, Inc.
InventorsRudy Koch, Cameron Thacker, Liwen Kao
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AssigneeMythical, Inc.
InventorsRudy Koch, Cameron Thacker, Liwen Kao
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Systems and methods for controlling an automated electronic networked central clearinghouse for clearing and reversing reversible exchanges of digital assets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: execute an instance of a game; receive an exchange request that indicates a first user offers a first digital asset for a reversible exchange on a fiat-currency-based online exchange platform; access a decentralized database to obtain asset-specific distribution rights for the first digital asset; generate publication information of the first digital asset for publication on the online exchange platform; receive exchange information regarding the reversible exchange; temporarily transferring the ownership of the first digital asset; determine whether to reverse the reversible exchange, and either (i) transfer the ownership of the first digital asset to the first user, or (ii) clear the reversible exchange by non-temporarily transferring the ownership to the exchanging user, and by distributing benefits in accordance with the asset-specific distribution rights.
A method for controlling an automated electronic networked central clearinghouse for clearing and reversing reversible exchanges of digital assets, wherein the digital assets are usable within an online gaming platform, wherein users of an instance of a game executed within the online gaming platform include a first user, the method comprising:
A system configured for clearing and reversing reversible exchanges of digital assets, wherein the digital assets are usable within an online gaming platform, wherein users of an instance of a game executed within the online gaming platform include a first user, the system comprising:
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