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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 27, 2024
Filed:
Nov. 30, 2022
Two Six Labs, Llc, Arlington, VA (US);
Adam Jacobson, Washington, DC (US);
Scott D. Tenaglia, Arlington, VA (US);
Sean Al-Gattas, Arlington, VA (US);
Kelly Weeks, Arlington, VA (US);
Two Six Labs, LLC, Arlington, VA (US);
Abstract
A non-monetary incentive model defines a Distributed Consensus Protocol (DCP) for a blockchain based on a proof-of-play mining approach. The non-monetary incentive model employs a gamification approach where mining efforts are recorded responsive to achievement in a gaming environment, rather than the proof-of-work or proof-of-stake approaches commonly used for blockchain valuation. The incentive model draws on a participant volition in attaining or improving a gaming achievement. The approach records gaming moves or actions undertaken by a participant playing the game, based on a seed used to instantiate the game. Upon attaining a predetermined minimum score, and at a predefined difficulty, the gaming effort is deemed to warrant a new block in the blockchain.