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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 13, 2026
Filed:
Jul. 21, 2017
Nchain Holdings Limited, St. John's, AG;
Gavin Allen, London, GB;
Craig Steven Wright, London, GB;
nChain Licensing AG, Zug, CH;
Abstract
This disclosure relates to use of a blockchain in implementing, controlling and/or automating a task or process. An embodiment of the disclosure may comprise the steps of: providing a blockchain transaction comprising a redeem script for an output, wherein the redeem script comprises: i) a plurality of input parameters, wherein each input parameter is uniquely associated with a potential state of at least one data source, which value is determined by a sensor and supplied to an unlocking script of a further transaction arranged to spend the output; and wherein one of the plurality of input parameters which is a target output parameter; ii) logic arranged is based on a calculation performed on the plurality of the input parameters provided by an unlocking script to provide an interim result. And each transaction output attempt has a different parameter comparing a target output parameter against the interim result.
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