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Blockchain-Based Digital Asset Management

Blockchain-Based Digital Asset Management

 

Objective:

To securely manage, track, and transfer ownership of digital assets (like documents, media, NFTs, licenses, etc.) using blockchain technology.

 

What is it?

A system that uses blockchain to store metadata, verify authenticity, and manage rights of digital assets in a decentralized and tamper-proof way.

 

Key Features:

Immutable Records: Every asset's history is recorded on blockchain and can’t be altered.

Ownership Tracking: Verifies and transfers ownership securely through smart contracts.

Access Control: Only authorized users can view, edit, or transfer assets.

Transparency: Full audit trail for each asset—who created it, when, and who owns it now.

 

Technologies Used

 

 Front-end Technologies

React.js / Vue.js / Angular – For building user interfaces.

Web3.js / Ethers.js – To interact with blockchain from the frontend.

 

Backend & APIs

Node.js / Express.js / Python (Flask/Django) – Backend server and API development.

The Graph – For querying blockchain data efficiently.

Moralis / Alchemy / Infura – Blockchain API providers for easy DApp development.

 

Database (Optional)

MongoDB / PostgreSQL – For storing off-chain metadata or user info securely.

 

How it works:

A digital asset is created and registered on the blockchain.

Metadata (creator, timestamp, rights info) is stored immutably.

Smart contracts manage access, usage rights, and transfers.

Ownership and changes are transparently recorded on-chain.

 

Benefits:

Prevents digital piracy and unauthorized use

Simplifies IP rights management

Builds trust in ownership and authenticity

Reduces dependency on centralized servers

This Course Fee:

₹ 799 /-

Project includes:
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  • Speed Icon Performance Fast
  • Updates Icon Future Updates Free
  • Users Icon Total Buyers 500+
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