“If the record that company A provided this particular item… is a blockchain transaction signed by the supplier and the recipient… there is no longer a legitimate lawsuit.”

Hank Quoth · The Quant / Financial Engineering Podcast · The Clarity Act

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Outline a supply-chain record-keeping workflow where each hand-off (e.g., fuel injector from supplier to automaker) is recorded as a signed blockchain transaction, creating immutable proof of provenance

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