Distributed blockchain-type implementations configured to execute know-your-customer (kyc) verification for MANAGING tokenized digital assets and improved electronic wallets, and methods of use thereof

1. A distributed blockchain ledger system comprising:

a first distributed blockchain ledger, configured to storing first cryptographically-secured data representative of a plurality of tokenized assets;

a second distributed blockchain ledger, configured to storing second cryptographically-secured data representative of a plurality of transactions related to the plurality of tokenized assets;

at least one processor; and

a plurality of smart contracts that, when executed by the at least one processor, is configured to self-execute to at least:

store the first cryptographically-secured data on the first distributed blockchain ledger;

store the second cryptographically-secured data on the second distributed blockchain ledger;

maintain a plurality of digital associations between the first cryptographically-secured data of the first distributed blockchain ledger and the second cryptographically-secured data of the second distributed blockchain ledger;

perform at least one know-your-customer (KYC) determination for at least one user;

store, based on the at least one KYC determination, at least one user-specific signature-of-trust of the at least one user in at least one of the first distributed blockchain ledger or the second distributed blockchain ledger; and

at least one of approve or reject, based on the at least one user-specific signature-of-trust, at least one of the plurality of transactions.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one user-specific signature-of-trust a signature-of-trust of a node of the first distributed blockchain ledger or the second distributed blockchain ledger.

3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising:

at least one digital wallet (eWallet) comprising at least one first graphical user interface configured to allow a user to perform at least one transaction of the plurality of transactions.

4. The system of claim 1 , wherein at least one smart contract of the plurality of smart contracts is configured to self-execute to automatically transmit messages between eWallets of users.

5. The system of claim 1 , wherein at least one smart contract of the plurality of smart contracts is configured to self-execute to:

secretly keep at least one private key associated with a particular tokenized asset and

restrict a user to withdraw at least a portion of the particular tokenized asset based at least in part on a pre-determined value of at least one pre-determined cryptocurrency, at least one predetermined FIAT currency, or both.

6. A computer-based method comprising:

administering, by a first plurality of processors of a first plurality nodes, a first distributed blockchain ledger, configured to storing first cryptographically-secured data representative of a plurality of tokenized assets;

administering, by a second plurality of processors of a second plurality nodes, a second distributed blockchain ledger, configured to storing second cryptographically-secured data representative of a plurality of transactions related to the plurality of tokenized assets; and

executing, by the first plurality of processors of the first plurality nodes, by the second plurality of processors of the second plurality nodes, or by both, a plurality of smart contracts that is configured to self-execute to at least:

store the first cryptographically-secured data on the first distributed blockchain ledger;

store the second cryptographically-secured data on the second distributed blockchain ledger;

maintain a plurality of digital associations between the first cryptographically-secured data of the first distributed blockchain ledger and the second cryptographically-secured data of the second distributed blockchain ledger;

perform at least one know-your-customer (KYC) determination for at least one user;

store, based on the at least one KYC determination, at least one user-specific signature-of-trust of the at least one user in at least one of the first distributed blockchain ledger or the second distributed blockchain ledger; and

at least one of approve or reject, based on the at least one user-specific signature-of-trust, at least one of the plurality of transactions.

7. The method of claim 6 , wherein the at least one user-specific signature-of-trust a signature-of-trust of a node of the first distributed blockchain ledger or the second distributed blockchain ledger.

8. The method of claim 6 , further comprising:

administering, by the first plurality of processors of the first plurality nodes, by the second plurality of processors of the second plurality nodes, or by both, a plurality of digital wallets (eWallets), each comprising at least one first graphical user interface configured to allow a user to perform at least one transaction of the plurality of transactions.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein at least one smart contract of the plurality of smart contracts is configured to self-execute to automatically transmit messages between the plurality of eWallets.

10. The method of claim 6 , wherein at least one smart contract of the plurality of smart contracts is configured to self-execute to:

secretly keep at least one private key associated with a particular tokenized asset and

restrict a user to withdraw at least a portion of the particular tokenized asset based at least in part on a pre-determined value of at least one pre-determined cryptocurrency, at least one predetermined FIAT currency, or both.

11. The method of claim 6 , wherein the first plurality of processors of the first plurality nodes and the second plurality of processors of the second plurality nodes are the same.