The present invention relates to the use of cryptographic assets secured in unison with cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases to create a digital treasure hunt, and, more particularly, to have the cryptographic asset secured with crypto smart contracts and minted or tokenized and deployed on a distributed ledger (blockchain) to work in unison with seed phrases of cryptocurrency treasure wallets as part of the digital clues of the of cryptographic asset. Furthermore, the smart contract shall have portions of the sale and resale of the token distributed to the cryptocurrency treasure wallets the users are hunting for in the digital crypto treasure hunt.
There is not a game or means where electronic art is created using seed phrases from a cryptocurrency treasure wallet as clues within the art that is then used as the basis for the digital crypto treasure hunt. Several previously patented cryptocurrency and cryptographic systems are used to form the framework of the game with a key component of the game being the incorporation of seed phrases of a treasure wallet into the electronic art as clues. This is achieved when the owner(s)/creator(s) set up a cryptocurrency treasure wallet, generating seed phrases for that wallet. The owner(s)/creator(s) then use those seed phrases as clues in the creation of the electronic art. The electronic art and clues within that art can take many sensory forms, but will mainly consist of visual or auditory forms, like still images, clips, movies, songs, music, sounds and the like. The electronic art is then cryptographically secured by creating a non-fungible token (NFT) that ties the electronic art to a smart contract. The owner(s)/creator(s) can then market and sell that NFT on an NFT Marketplace, where the sale triggers the smart contract that allows the portions of the proceeds to be sent to the treasure wallet and portions of the proceeds to go to any other owner/creator wallets.
A player can use their own player wallet to interact with the NFT Marketplace to purchase NFTs that are associated with the game. The player would then study those NFTs to find the clues and determine the exact seed phrases of the treasure wallet. The game may require several NFTs to determine the full seed phrases of the treasure wallet, including the exact number of words and order of words of the seed phrases. The player can then set up a separate cryptocurrency game wallet using the guesses of the treasure wallet seed phrases to access the treasure wallet's cryptocurrency.
It would be advantageous to provide electronic art that hides clues within the electronic artwork as to the words, number of words, and order of the words of the seed phrases to a specific treasure cryptocurrency wallet or wallets.
It would also be advantageous to provide a crypto smart contract attached to the electronic art, hereby referred to as a non-fungible token (NFT), such that the sale and resale of the NFT activates the smart contract.
It would further be advantageous to provide a process and means, whether manually or within the smart contract, to send a portion of the proceeds from the sale and resale of the electronic art to a treasure wallet or wallets.
It would further be advantageous to provide a means for players, through electronic devices and the internet, to connect to a NFT Marketplace and purchase the electronic art or NFTs to determine the seed phrases and their correct order that matches up with the treasure wallet(s) seed phrases.
It would further be advantageous to provide a means for the player, through the use of electronic devices and the internet to set up a cryptocurrency wallet, hereafter called the game wallet, such that they may enter their guesses of the correct words, number of words, and order of words of the seed phrases that matches up with the treasure wallet(s) seed phrases.
It would further be advantageous to provide a means for the player to access the treasure wallet's cryptocurrency from the game wallet through entering in the correct words, number of words, and order of words of the seed phrases of the treasure wallet in the setup of the game wallet.
It would further be advantageous to provide a means for the player to then move any or all of the cryptocurrency within the game wallet to any other cryptocurrency wallet or cryptocurrency exchange.
It would further be advantageous to provide a means for the player to resell any previously purchased NFTs on the NFT Marketplace, the resale of which triggers the smart contract for resale and sends a portion of the proceeds to the play and the remainder to the owner/creator wallet(s) and treasure wallet(s).
A means for owner(s)/creator(s) to set up various cryptocurrency wallets and create and sell electronic art in the form of a non-fungible token (NFT) in the creation of a digital crypto treasure hunting game. The premise of the game is to incorporate hidden clues within the electronic art that allows a player to determine the exact words, number of words, and order of the words of the seed phrases of a treasure wallet, which will contain a portion of the proceeds from the sale and resale of the electronic art. Once a player purchases an NFT, determines the seed phrases, and correctly enters in the exact seed phrases into a new game wallet, then they have access to any or all of the cryptocurrency that was in the treasure wallet and can move it to make it accessible only to them and inaccessible to other players.
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There are two groups that make up the users of the digital crypto treasure hunt, the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and the players. There may be one or more owner or creator, hereafter referred to as owner(s)/creator(s) 102, that use electronic devices, such as computers, electronic pads and mobile phones to complete the process of setting up owner/creator wallet(s) 110, treasure wallet(s) 120, create electronic art 140, covert electronic art 140 to a non-fungible token (NFT), and interact with a NFT Marketplace 150 to create a user account 152, create NFTs 154, and market NFTs for sale 156. A player 104 would use electronic devices, such as computers or mobile phones, to create their own player wallet(s) 130 that would be used to purchase NFTs created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 in the quest to win the cryptocurrency in the digital crypto treasure hunt. While this embodiment assumes a single player 104 in
In this embodiment the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 set up a cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter referred to as the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, to be used for the sending and receiving of various cryptocurrencies for the activities associated with the creation of the digital crypto treasure hunt. For this embodiment the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 are used as the main cryptocurrency wallet connection and interface with the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner/creator wallet(s) 110, through the user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150, may then transfer cryptocurrency to pay for various fees in the creation, sale, resale, marketing, and minting of NFTs, along with paying of fees for other activities associated with the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner/creator wallet(s) 110 are also used to receive proceeds from the sale and resale of NFTs and then transfer a portion of the sale or resale proceeds to the treasure wallet(s) 120.
One of the main components of the digital crypto treasure hunt is for the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to set up a cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter referred to as the treasure wallet(s) 120, where the setup of the wallet will generate seed phrases 122 which are then used by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to create electronic art 140 that are embedded with clues as to the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Another purpose of the treasure wallet(s) 120 is to receive a portion of the sale and resale proceeds of the electronic art 140 or NFT. A player 104 may then access the cryptocurrency within the treasure wallet(s) 120, as defined on the blockchain, if the player 104 is able to determine the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Access to the treasure wallet(s) 120 cryptocurrency would be through another game wallet 206 that the player 104 would setup in
At present, the seed phrases for cryptocurrency wallets tend to be a list of 12 to 24 words from BIP 39 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal #39) wordlist, which is a specific list of 2048 words. However, seed phrases in the future could include more than just words from the BIP 39 wordlist and may contain alphanumeric, numbers, letters, symbols, special characters, or other features to form a digitally reproducible seed phrase on electronic devices. This embodiment assumes that the seed phrases associated with a cryptocurrency wallet is a specific list words from the BIP 39 wordlist, that have a specific number of words and are arranged in a specific order.
Electronic art 140 is created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102, where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 use the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases to incorporate seed phrases as clues 142 within the artwork. The clues are meant to give the player 104 hints to the words, the number or words, and the order of placement of the words that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The electronic art 140 may be in any sensory stimulation form or format that can be digitized, but it will mainly be visual or auditory. Sensory forms include still images, clips, movies, songs, music, and the like. The clues incorporated into the electronic art 140 may also be in many different sensory forms that would allow a player 104 to determine the exact seed phrases including number of words and placement of words. Clues may also contain various techniques like wordplay, anagrams, puzzles, ciphers, poems, riddles, acronyms, and the like. Clues may also comprise any form of letters, numbers, characters, symbols, sounds, pictures, drawings, doodles, maps, or any other combination of sensory information the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 determine will assist a player 104 in determining the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases.
An NFT Marketplace 150 is a central location for cryptocurrency users to create, buy, market, and sell NFTs. The NFT Marketplace 150 is where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players interact in the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150, they have access to activities and functions of the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner(s)/creator(s) 102 then create a cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140. This embodiment shows that the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 would create that cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140 within the NFT Marketplace 150 by converting the electronic art 140 to create NFTs 154. The NFT can then be marketed and sold to a player 104 in the NFT Marketplace 150. The sale of the NFT allows the player 104 access to the NFT electronic art 140 so they may begin to determine the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases based on the clues provided in the artwork.
The sale of the NFT triggers a smart contract 158 that can either send cryptocurrency automatically to predefined wallet address(es) at a predefined percentage(s) or the smart contract allows the calling of the cryptocurrency sale proceeds into the user account 152 or the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, a portion of which is sent to the treasure wallet(s) 120.
This embodiment assumes that the smart contract can only send the sale and royalties of the resale proceeds to a single cryptocurrency wallet address, like ERC-721 specifications, US Published Patent No. U.S. Pat. No. 20190164151, where contracts with ERC-721 associated with ERC-20 tokens allow for a single cryptocurrency wallet address for payment or royalties. This embodiment assumes a single cryptocurrency wallet within the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 is the controlling wallet for NFT Marketplace 150 user accounts and transactions. The owner(s)/creator(s) 102 then sends a portion of the sale proceeds from the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 to the treasure wallet(s) 120. If other owners or creators are involved and are allowed a portion of the sale or resale proceeds, then the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 can use the controlling owner/creator wallet(s) 110 to send other portions of the sale or resale proceeds to any other owner/creator wallet(s) 110.
The player 104 in this embodiment would either have or set up their own cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter called player wallet(s) 130, to create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150 to purchase NFTs associated with the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the player 104 purchases the NFT they have access to the electronic art 140 and, through careful investigation of the artwork, can determine the clues that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The player 104 may move NFTs that they own to any other cryptocurrency wallets, NFT Marketplaces, or other sites that accept NFTs. The player 104 may also resell the previously purchased NFT on the NFT Marketplace 150, with the resell proceeds going to the player wallet(s) 130 and a portion, depending on the NFT Marketplace 150 and smart contract, going to the owner/creator wallet(s) 110.
There are two groups that make up the users of the digital crypto treasure hunt, the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and the players. There may be one or more owner or creator, hereafter referred to as owner(s)/creator(s) 102, that use electronic devices, such as computers, electronic pads and mobile phones to complete the process of setting up owner/creator wallet(s) 110, treasure wallet(s) 120, create electronic art 140, convert electronic art 140 to a non-fungible token (NFT), and interact with a NFT Marketplace 150 to create a user account 152, create NFTs 154, and market NFTs for sale 156. A player 104 would use electronic devices, such as computers or mobile phones, to create their own player wallet(s) 130 that would be used to purchase NFTs created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 in the quest to win the cryptocurrency in the digital crypto treasure hunt. While this embodiment assumes a single player 104 in
In this embodiment the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 set up a cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter referred to as the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, to be used for the sending and receiving of various cryptocurrencies for the activities associated with the creation of the digital crypto treasure hunt. For this embodiment the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 are used as the main cryptocurrency wallet connection and interface with the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner/creator wallet(s) 110 through the user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150, may then transfer cryptocurrency to pay for various fees in the creation, sale, resale, marketing, and minting of NFTs, along with paying of fees for other activities associated with the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner/creator wallet(s) 110 are also used to receive proceeds from the sale and resale of NFTs and then transfer a portion of the sale or resale proceeds to the treasure wallet(s) 120.
One of the main components of the digital crypto treasure hunt is for the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to set up a cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter referred to as the treasure wallet(s) 120, where the setup of the wallet will generate seed phrases 122 which are then used by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to create electronic art 140 that are embedded with clues as to the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Another purpose of the treasure wallet(s) 120 is to receive a portion of the sale and resale proceeds of the electronic art 140 or NFT. A player 104 may then access the cryptocurrency within the treasure wallet(s) 120, as defined on the blockchain, if the player 104 is able to determine the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Access to the treasure wallet(s) 120 cryptocurrency would be through another game wallet 206 that the player 104 would setup in
At present, the seed phrases for cryptocurrency wallets tend to be a list of 12 to 24 words from BIP 39 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal #39) wordlist, which is a specific list of 2048 words. However, seed phrases in the future could include more than just words from the BIP 39 wordlist and may contain alphanumeric, numbers, letters, symbols, special characters, or other features to form a digitally reproducible seed phrase on electronic devices. This embodiment assumes that the seed phrases associated with a cryptocurrency wallet is a specific list words from the BIP 39 wordlist, that have a specific number of words and are arranged in a specific order.
Electronic art 140 is created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102, where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 use the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases to incorporate seed phrases as clues 142 within the artwork. The clues are meant to give the player 104 hints to the words, the number or words, and the order of placement of the words that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The electronic art 140 may be in any sensory stimulation form or format that can be digitized, but it will mainly be visual or auditory. Sensory forms include still images, clips, movies, songs, music, and the like. The incorporated clues may also be given in many different sensory forms that would allow a player 104 to determine the exact seed phrases including number of words and placement of words. Clues may also comprise any form of letters, numbers, characters, symbols, sounds, pictures, drawings, doodles, maps, or any other combination of sensory information the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 determine will assist a player 104 in determining the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases.
An NFT Marketplace 150 is a central location for cryptocurrency users to create, buy, market, and sell NFTs. The NFT Marketplace 150 is where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players interact in the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150, they have access to activities and functions of the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner(s)/creator(s) 102 then create a cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140. This embodiment shows that the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 would create that cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140 within the NFT Marketplace 150 by converting the electronic art 140 to create NFTs 154. The NFT can then be marketed and sold to a player 104 in the NFT Marketplace 150. The sale of the NFT allows the player 104 access to the NFT electronic art 140 so they may begin to determine the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases based on the clues provided in the artwork.
The sale of the NFT triggers a smart contract 158 that can either send cryptocurrency automatically to predefined wallet address(es) at a predefined percentage(s) or the smart contract allows the calling of the cryptocurrency sale proceeds into the user account 152 or the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, a portion of which is sent to the treasure wallet(s) 120.
This embodiment assumes that the smart contract automatically sends the sale and royalties of the resale proceeds to multiple cryptocurrency wallet addresses at varying percentages, like ERC-2981 specifications, where contracts with ERC-2981 associated with ERC-20 tokens allow for a plurality of cryptocurrency wallet addresses, for payment or royalties at varying percentages for each cryptocurrency wallet. In this embodiment a percentage of the sale proceeds would be sent to the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 and treasure wallet(s) 120 at predetermined percentages. In the resale condition a set percentage of the total or royalty would go the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 and treasure wallet(s) 120 at predetermined percentages, with the remainder automatically being sent to the player wallet(s) 130.
The player 104 in this embodiment would either have or set up their own cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter called player wallet(s) 130, to create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150 to purchase NFTs associated with the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the player 104 purchases the NFT they have access to the electronic art 140 and, through careful investigation of the artwork, can determine the clues that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The player 104 may move NFTs that they own to any other cryptocurrency wallets, NFT Marketplaces, or other sites that accept NFTs. The player 104 may also resell the previously purchased NFT on the NFT Marketplace 150, with the resell proceeds going to the player wallet(s) 130 and a portion, depending on the NFT Marketplace 150 and smart contract, going to the owner/creator wallet(s) 110.
There are two groups that make up the users of the digital crypto treasure hunt, the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and the players. There may be one or more owner or creator, hereafter referred to as owner(s)/creator(s) 102, that use electronic devices, such as computers, electronic pads and mobile phones to complete the process of setting up owner/creator wallet(s) 110, treasure wallet(s) 120, create electronic art 140, covert electronic art 140 to a non-fungible token (NFT), and interact with a NFT Marketplace 150 to create a user account 152, create NFTs 154, and market NFTs for sale 156. A player 104 would use electronic devices, such as computers or mobile phones, to create their own player wallet(s) 130 that would be used to purchase NFTs created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 in the quest to win the cryptocurrency in the digital crypto treasure hunt. While this embodiment assumes a single player 104, there could be multiple people that represent the player 104 as defined in this embodiment.
In this embodiment the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 set up a cryptocurrency wallet or
wallets, hereafter referred to as the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, to be used for the sending and receiving of various cryptocurrencies for the activities associated with the creation of the digital crypto treasure hunt. In this embodiment the main purpose of owner/creator wallet(s) 110 is to receive sale and resale proceeds from the treasure wallet(s) 120, which are used as the main transactional wallet with the NFT Marketplace 150.
One of the main components of the digital crypto treasure hunt is for the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to set up a cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter referred to as the treasure wallet(s) 120, where the setup of the wallet will generate seed phrases 122 which are then used by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 to create electronic art 140 that are embedded with clues as to the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Another purpose of the treasure wallet(s) 120 is to receive a portion of the sale and resale proceeds of the electronic art 140 or NFT. A player 104 may then access the cryptocurrency within the treasure wallet(s) 120, as defined on the blockchain, if the player 104 is able to determine the seed phrases of the treasure wallet(s) 120. Access to the treasure wallet(s) 120 cryptocurrency would be through another game wallet 206 that the player 104 would setup in
At present, the seed phrases for cryptocurrency wallets tend to be a list of 12 to 24 words from BIP 39 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal #39) wordlist, which is a specific list of 2048 words. However, seed phrases in the future could include more than just words from the BIP 39 wordlist and may contain alphanumeric, numbers, letters, symbols, special characters, or other features to form a digitally reproducible seed phrase on electronic devices. This embodiment assumes that the seed phrases associated with a cryptocurrency wallet is a specific list words from the BIP 39 wordlist, that have a specific number of words and are arranged in a specific order.
Electronic art 140 is created by the owner(s)/creator(s) 102, where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 use the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases to incorporate seed phrases as clues 142 within the artwork. The clues are meant to give the player 104 hints to the words, the number or words, and the order of placement of the words that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The electronic art 140 may be in any sensory stimulation form or format that can be digitized, but it will mainly be visual or auditory. Sensory forms include still images, clips, movies, songs, music, and the like. The incorporated clues may also be given in many different sensory forms that would allow a player 104 to determine the exact seed phrases including number of words and placement of words. Clues may also comprise any form of letters, numbers, characters, symbols, sounds, pictures, drawings, doodles, maps, or any other combination of sensory information the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 determine will assist a player 104 in determining the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases.
An NFT Marketplace 150 is a central location for cryptocurrency users to create, buy, market, and sell NFTs. The NFT Marketplace 150 is where the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players interact in the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 and players create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150, they have access to activities and functions of the NFT Marketplace 150. The owner(s)/creator(s) 102 then create a cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140. This embodiment shows that the owner(s)/creator(s) 102 would create that cryptographically secured asset of the electronic art 140 within the NFT Marketplace 150 by converting the electronic art 140 to create NFTs 154. The NFT can then be marketed and sold to a player 104 in the NFT Marketplace 150. The sale of the NFT allows the player 104 access to the NFT electronic art 140 so they may begin to determine the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases based on the clues provided in the artwork.
The sale of the NFT triggers a smart contract 158 that can either send cryptocurrency automatically to predefined wallet address(es) at a predefined percentage(s) or the smart contract allows the calling of the cryptocurrency sale proceeds into the user account 152 or the owner/creator wallet(s) 110, a portion of which is sent to the treasure wallet(s) 120.
This embodiment assumes that the smart contract can only send the sale and royalties of the resale proceeds to a single cryptocurrency wallet address, like ERC-721 specifications, US Published Patent No. 20190164151, where contracts with ERC-721 associated with ERC-20 tokens allow for a single cryptocurrency wallet address for payment or royalties. This embodiment assumes a single cryptocurrency wallet within one of the treasure wallet(s) 120 as the controlling wallet for NFT Marketplace 150 user accounts and transactions. The owner(s)/creator(s) 102 then sends a portion of the sale proceeds from the treasure wallet(s) 120 to the owner/creator wallet(s) 110 for their respective portions.
The player 104 in this embodiment would either have or set up their own cryptocurrency wallet or wallets, hereafter called player wallet(s) 130, to create a user account 152 in the NFT Marketplace 150 to purchase NFTs associated with the digital crypto treasure hunt. Once the player 104 purchases the NFT they have access to the electronic art 140 and, through careful investigation of the artwork, can determine the clues that make up the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases. The player 104 may move NFTs that they own to any other cryptocurrency wallets, NFT Marketplaces, or other sites that accept NFTs. The player 104 may also resell the previously purchased NFT on the NFT Marketplace 150, with the resell proceeds going to the player wallet(s) 130 and a portion, depending on the NFT Marketplace 150 and smart contract, going to the owner/creator wallet(s) 110.
The limiting factor in this embodiment is that once a player 104 has access to the treasure wallet(s) 120 and can move cryptocurrency to a game wallet 206, it may be difficult to have cryptocurrency assets in the treasure wallet(s) 120 long enough to pay for any fees for marketplace activities or send portions to the owner(s)/creator(s) 102.
The following discussion now refers to a number of methods and method acts that may be performed. Although the method acts may be discussed in a certain order or illustrated in a flow chart as occurring in a particular order, no particular ordering is required unless specifically stated, or required because an act is dependent on another act being completed prior to the act being performed.
In this embodiment a player 104 is referred to as the player 104 in
Act 204 involves the player 104 performing a clue search 204 within the NFT to determine the treasure wallet(s) 120 seed phrases, including the correct words, the correct number of words, and the correct order of the words. Clues within the NFT make be in many forms as described, but not limited to, the ones listed in
Once a player 104 has determined what they believe to be the correct seed phrases of the treasure wallet, then act 206 involves the player 104 setting up a new cryptocurrency wallet called a game wallet 206, to test the validity of the player's guess. In act 208 the player 104 would use the seed phrases of the treasure wallet as the seed phrases for the new game wallet set up 208 in an attempt tie the game wallet 206 to the treasure wallet through the information listed on the blockchain that is tied to the treasure wallet seed phrases and transactions.
In the decision act 210, if the player 104 enters the seed phases incorrectly they would have to go back to act 204, and if they have seed phrases entered correctly 210, they would move on to act 212. For the player 104 to be successful in creating the game wallet 206 to tie to the treasure wallet's blockchain information, the player 104 would have to use the correct treasure wallet seed phrases, including the correct words, number of words, and order of words, in the game wallet 206 setup.
In act 212 the newly created game wallet 206, with the correct treasure wallet seed phrases entered in at the game wallet set up 208, would now be able to view and have access to treasure wallet cryptocurrency 212 as identified on the blockchain.
Act 214 is where the player 104 would move cryptocurrency from game wallet 214 to any other cryptocurrency wallet, cryptocurrency exchange, or other site that accepts cryptocurrency. While this step is not required, it would be recommended for the player 104 to do this in order to prevent other players who may also have the correct guess of the treasure wallet seed phrases from gaining access to the treasure wallet cryptocurrency. Moving the cryptocurrency ensures the first player 104 to guess the seed phrases of the treasure wallet correctly would access and be able to move the cryptocurrency, minus any fees that may be required to move the cryptocurrency, thereby making the moved cryptocurrency inaccessible to any other players. Because other players may still be buying and selling NFTs related to the digital crypto treasure hunt, the wallet may continue to see cryptocurrency funds enter the wallet well into the future. If multiple players have set up game wallets with the correct treasure wallet seed phrases then they would all have visibility and access to the cryptocurrency and the first player 104 that would move it to another cryptocurrency wallet or exchange would be the only one with access to that moved cryptocurrency.
Since other modifications and changes varied to fit particular operating requirements and environments will be apparent to those skilled in the art, the invention is not considered limited to the example chosen for purposes of disclosure, and covers all changes and modifications which do not constitute departures from the true spirit and scope of this invention.
Having thus described the invention, what is desired to be protected by Letters Patent is presented in the subsequently appended claims.
The present application is a continuation-in-part application of United States provisional patent application, application No. 63/462,249, EFS ID number 47910419, filed Apr. 27, 2023, for SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DIGITAL CRYPTO TREASURE HUNT USING CRYPTOGRAPHICALLY SECURED ASSETS AND CRYPTOCURRENCY WALLET SEED PHRASES WITHIN ELECTRONIC ART, by Jon Nelson Andresen Jr., included by reference herein and for which benefit of the priority date is hereby claimed.