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Blockchain for Anti-Counterfeiting
Using blockchain technology to verify the authenticity of products throughout the supply chain, helping to combat counterfeit goods.
Implications
Applied in industries with high risks of counterfeit products, using blockchain to create a secure, immutable record of authenticity for products.
Example
Example: Louis Vuitton uses blockchain to verify the authenticity of its luxury products, preventing counterfeits from entering the market.
Related Terms
Different from traditional anti-counterfeiting methods like holograms, blockchain provides a more secure and traceable solution.
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