Which coin/token is more likely to be adopted in the supply chain field?

alexbs

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I see this topic is not interesting for many here on the forum. It's a shame because I think real applications of blockchain and more in general distributed ledger, will be in coming years, surely adopted in many fields; like what is already happening for payment applications.

Blockchain technology and smart contracts are the smartest solution ever created for making a temporal "stamp" that gives a series of information such as:

Product delivery data
Product features
Product origin
and many others in a not modifiable or alterable way.

I would also like to deeply study these aspects, it could turn out to be a future job. Technology has always created new jobs

ManaMan

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If I can chose few out of that list I would say Walton, Vechain and IOTA (tho IOTA is mainly focused on M2M), opinions can change so can mine in future. Although some new might pop up that will remove the need of these.

alexbs

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Recently, a large number of cryptocurrencies related to the supply chain have been born. The supply chain sector is becoming aggregated with cryptocurrencies that try to solve the problems that have afflicted this field, bringing the advantages of blockchain such as transparency, ease of tracking and strength against data manipulation.

These cryptocurrencies include:

Ambrosus (AMB)
Waltonchain (WTC)
IOTA (MIOTA)
VeChain (VEN)
OriginTrail (TRAC)
WaBi (WABI)
Modum (MOD)
Block Array (ARY)

and probably others that I don't know...

Which one/ones do you think are most likely to succeed in this field?

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