SharpShark is a blockchain-based platform that certifies authorship of digital content by generating immutable NFT certificates that comply with the Berne Convention and EUCD. It continuously monitors the internet for unauthorized use of protected content, providing timely alerts and facilitating the dispute resolution process for content creators.
Funding
$120K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Content creators face challenges in proving authorship and monitoring unauthorized use of their digital work, leading to potential copyright infringement and revenue loss. Existing methods for protecting digital content often lack verifiable proof of ownership and efficient mechanisms for detecting and resolving copyright violations.
Solution
SharpShark offers a blockchain-based platform that enables content creators to certify authorship of their digital assets and monitor for unauthorized use. The platform generates non-fungible token (NFT) certificates that comply with copyright laws, providing immutable proof of ownership. SharpShark continuously scans the internet for instances of copyright infringement, alerting creators to potential violations and providing tools to facilitate dispute resolution.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individual content creators and companies that produce digital content, such as media outlets, publishers, and artists, who need to protect their intellectual property rights.
Features
- NFT certificate generation for digital content, providing verifiable proof of authorship
- Continuous internet monitoring for unauthorized use of protected content
- Automated alerts for potential copyright infringements
- Dispute resolution tools to assist content creators in addressing copyright violations
- Compliance with copyright laws, including the Berne Convention and EUCD
- Integration of timestamping, identity verification, and content immutability