by Gabrielė Vilemo Gotkovič,

and Nurlan Agayev

Legal Counsellor

Alterlaw

In spite of the overheatedly debated topic of cryptocurrencies, where, it seems, the main focus was put on the sharply rising or falling prices of Bitcoin and the likes, the underlying technology - blockchain - continues to attract attention, now also across the transport & logistics domain.

Luckily, one doesn't need to be a nerdy tech geek to understand this, at first glance confusing, innovation. The purpose of blockchain is to allow digital information to be distributed - but not copied or freely modified.

This way data integrity is preserved. In other words, all parties involved in the chain share the same view.

 

 

 

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