Towards Proxy Staking Accounts Based on NFTs in Ethereum

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2404.14074v1
• Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2024 10:35:26 GMT
• Title: Towards Proxy Staking Accounts Based on NFTs in Ethereum
• Authors: Viktor Valaštín, Roman Bitarovský, Kristián Košťál, Ivan Kotuliak,
• Abstract summary: This paper describes an innovative approach to blockchain networks based on a non-fungible token that behaves as an account (NFTAA) The key novelty of this article is using NFTAA to leverage the unique properties of NFTs to manage your ownership better and effectively isolate them to improve the security, transparency, and even interoperability possibilities.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Blockchain is a technology that is often used to share data and assets. However, in the decentralized ecosystem, blockchain-based systems can be utilized to share information and assets without the traditional barriers associated with solo responsibility, e.g., multi-sig wallets. This paper describes an innovative approach to blockchain networks based on a non-fungible token that behaves as an account (NFTAA). The key novelty of this article is using NFTAA to leverage the unique properties of NFTs to manage your ownership better and effectively isolate them to improve the security, transparency, and even interoperability possibilities. Additionally, the account-based solution gives us the ability and flexibility to cover regular use cases such as staking and liquid equities, but also practical composability. This article offers a simple implementation, which allows developers and researchers to choose the best solution for their needs in demand of abstract representation in any use case.

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