VAverk
VAverk is a term used in discussions of digital asset governance to describe a framework for verification and valuation of virtual objects and claims within digital ecosystems. It is not a single product but a family of proposals and reference implementations aimed at providing interoperability, provenance, and trust for virtual assets.
At its conceptual core, VAverk includes four interacting components: an asset registry that stores descriptive metadata;
Typically, VAverk-compatible systems rely on cryptographic proofs, standards-based data formats, and, optionally, distributed ledgers to enable
Use cases commonly discussed include non-fungible tokens, digital art and collectibles, virtual real estate, in-game items,
History and status: The idea emerged in the 2020s within academic and industry discussions as part of