Blockchain-based network address
AssigneenChain Licensing AG
InventorsMathieu DUCROUX, Wei ZHANG
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Abstract
A computer-implemented method of generating a network address, wherein the method comprises: generating a first blockchain transaction, wherein the first transaction comprises a first data item based on a public key; and generating a first network address based on one or more second data items related to the first blockchain transaction.
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A computer-implemented method of generating a network address, wherein the method comprises:
- generating a first blockchain transaction, wherein the first transaction comprises a first data item based on a public key;
- and
- generating a first network address based on one or more second data items related to the first blockchain transaction.
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Computer equipment comprising:
- memory comprising one or more memory units;
- and
- processing apparatus comprising one or more processing units, wherein the memory stores code arranged to run on the processing apparatus, the code being configured so as when run on the processing apparatus, the processing apparatus performs a method of generating a network address, wherein the method comprises:
- generating a first blockchain transaction, wherein the first transaction comprises a first data item based on a public key;
- and
- generating a first network address based on one or more second data items related to the first blockchain transaction.
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising a computer program that is configured so as, when run on one or more processors, the one or more processors perform a method of any of generating a network address, wherein the method comprises:
- generating a first blockchain transaction, wherein the first transaction comprises a first data item based on a public key;
- and
- generating a first network address based on one or more second data items related to the first blockchain transaction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.