Cisco Technology, Inc.

Palm, Incorporated

Forte Labs, Inc.

Josh D Williams

John Albert Toebes

Glenn Thomas Millican, Iii

John Christopher Davi

Gary T Chou

Donald Geoffrey Schuller

Raymond A Chiapuzio

Michael B Li

Vinicio Vazquez

Dave Shih

Systems and methods are provided that authorize blockchain network transactions based on a work requirement. A blockchain network has a plurality of nodes. At least one node of the plurality of nodes is configured to determine whether a token has satisfied a work requirement. The work requirement represents participation of performing work within the blockchain network. The at least one node is further configured to approve a transaction as a function of determining that the work requirement has been satisfied and, to disapprove the transaction as a function of determining that the work requirement has not been satisfied. By enabling the transaction to be approved based on a work requirement, the token, for example, can be authenticated as having an inherent functional value. In this way, the blockchain network or token exchange can attest to the token not being a security, which would be subject to federal securities and regulations.

System and method for authorizing blockchain network transactions

In particular embodiments, a method for editing a web page includes identifying a plurality of components that collectively form a programmatic representation of a first web page. At least one of the components has content that dynamically changes in response to data retrieved externally from the content. A second web page is generated. The second web page includes a plurality of parameters. Each parameter of the second web page corresponds to a respective one of the identified plurality of components. One or more modifications made to the plurality of parameters are interpreted. A programmatic representation of a third web page is generated, the generation based at least in part on the interpretation.

Editing web pages

Display screen of a computing device with a computer-generated application catalog interface

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Josh D Williams