Australia’s rugby league is using a blockchain-based app to stop counterfeit goods; a government minister has said it could help grow the national economy. This comes as Australia’s National Rugby League (NRL) announced Monday it was piloting a blockchain-based app developed by the country’s patent and intellectual property office. Called Smart Trademark, the platform allows the legal owners of a trademark to link online stores and their supply chains to a government registry, so they can distinguish themselves from counterfeit websites.
情報源: Blockchain-Based Trademark App Can Boost Australian Economy, Says Minister – CoinDesk
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