Philip Morris To Track Tax Stamps Using Blockchain Technology

Philip Morris To Track Tax Stamps Using Blockchain Technology
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2019-4-26 21:48

Megacorporation Philip Morris announced it is developing a public blockchain platform to track tax stamps on packs of cigarettes. The company is modifying Ethereum, as well as MultiChain's build-your-own-blockchain platform, to create its blockchain.

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