# NFT Technology for Enhanced Global Digital Registers: A Novel Approach to Tokenization
## 11 Conclusions  
In this paper, we present a novel decentralized global registry system that leverages the advantages of blockchain technology and NFTs to address the challenges faced by existing centralized and decentralized registries. Our system provides a secure, reliable, and transparent mechanism for tokenizing various global digital registries and facilitating the creation of new registries for unique objects and content. The high-level design, including the blockchain network, smart contracts, NFTs, data exchange protocols, and interfaces, was described in detail. Furthermore, the practical applications of our system were discussed, focusing on its potential to revolutionize the management, cataloging, and classification of unique objects and content. Through a comprehensive comparative analysis, we benchmarked our system against both traditional centralized registries (such as ISBN, ISSN, and DOI) and existing blockchain-based solutions. This analysis, supported by quantitative metrics and real-world use cases, demonstrated that our solution offers significant advantages in terms of security, transparency, customizability, and scalability while effectively addressing the drawbacks of current systems. Our research makes several key contributions to the field:  
1. We introduce a novel approach to tokenizing global digital registers using NFTs, emphasizing their role as unique identifiers for digital resources rather than speculative assets;
2. We present an adaptive interoperability framework that allows seamless integration with various blockchain networks, ensuring long-term viability in a rapidly evolving technological landscape;
3. We propose innovative solutions for enhanced metadata management and privacy-preserving transparency, addressing complex rights management and data protection concerns;
4. We provide a detailed examination of identity management in the context of intellectual property rights, offering solutions for multi-stakeholder scenarios and time-bound rights management. With its potential to transform the way unique objects and content of intellectual, material, or cultural value are managed and preserved, our decentralized global registry system paves the way for a more connected and accessible world. While our research presents a promising approach, we acknowledge several areas that require further investigation:  
1. Practical implementation and performance testing in various industries, particularly focusing on high-volume scenarios to validate scalability claims;
2. Further development of privacy-preserving technologies, such as zkSNARKs, will enhance the system's ability to handle sensitive data while maintaining transparency;
3. Exploration of cross-chain interoperability to mitigate scalability limitations and transaction costs associated with specific blockchain networks;
4. Investigation into regulatory compliance across different jurisdictions to ensure global applicability of the system;
5. User experience studies to refine the interface and improve adoption rates among non-technical users. In future research, it would be valuable to explore the practical implementation of our system in various industries and its integration with existing global registries. Additionally, the potential of our system to incorporate emerging technologies, such as zkSNARK for anonymity and confidentiality, should be further investigated to ensure that our solution remains at the forefront of innovation and maintains its relevance in an ever-evolving digital landscape. By addressing these research directions, we aim to further solidify the position of our NFT-based global registry system as a robust, scalable, and future-proof solution for managing digital assets in an increasingly interconnected world. Conceptualization, O.K. ; methodology, O.K. ; data curation, E.F. and M.K. ; formal analysis, K.K. and M.K. ; investigation, E.F. and R.S. ; writing--original draft preparation, K.K. and R.S. ; writing--review and editing, K.K. and R.S. ; supervision, E.F.; funding acquisition, R.S.