Ethernity Layer 2
  • Introduction
    • 🌎Introducing Ethernity Chain
    • ℹ️General Information
    • πŸ’³Connect your wallet
    • πŸ‘©β€πŸ’»Network Information
  • ERN TOKEN
    • πŸͺ™ERN Tokenomics
    • πŸ₯‡Privileges for ERN Holders
  • DEFI PRODUCTS
    • 🎯Fixed Staking
    • πŸ€‘Satoshi Staking
    • πŸ’ŽStones Farming
  • GOVERNANCE
    • πŸ›οΈDAO
  • DRM
    • 🧠Introduction
    • ❓How it works
    • πŸ’―Authenticity Confidence
    • ℒ️Protected brands/licenses
    • ➑️Add your Collection
  • DEVELOPER TOOLS
    • πŸ’»Network Information
    • πŸ“”Addresses
    • πŸ—‚οΈIndexers
    • πŸ’³Wallets
  • TUTORIALS
    • Deploy a Smart Contract
      • With Hardhat
      • With Foundry
      • With Remix
    • βœ…Verify a Smart Contract
    • πŸ’°Create an ERC-20 token
    • πŸ‘·Create an NFT Collection
  • SECURITY
    • πŸ”ŽAudits
    • 🎁Bug Bounty
  • OTHER
    • πŸ§‘β€πŸ€β€πŸ§‘Community
    • πŸ“šMedia Kit
    • πŸ”Privacy Policy
    • πŸ“„Terms of Service
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  1. DRM

How it works

Ethernity’s DRM protocol integrates a sophisticated AI-powered copyright protection system within its blockchain execution layer. The process begins when a node intercepts calls to set or change token metadata during contract deployment and execution. This metadata is then sent to an AI matching engine queue, where it is processed asynchronously to avoid disrupting the deployment or function execution.

The AI matching engine computes a similarity score by comparing the new metadata with existing authenticated assets. This score is recorded on-chain and helps flag tokens that surpass a predetermined similarity threshold. The similarity score is accessible through the native block explorer, a DRM search page, a REST API for developers, and on-chain via a dedicated smart contract.

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