Description
TL;DR: A real implementation study that applies an Ethereum ledger to sugar-cane origin, quantity, quality, pricing, and product traceability.
About This Document
The researchers built a web application through a waterfall development process and used Ethereum’s Ropsten test network with MetaMask. Buyers could trace recorded plantation location, sugar-cane quantity and quality, and purchase price through transaction hashes.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is a non-Bitcoin application, but it shows what changes when blockchain language meets an actual data workflow. The paper gives Bitcoin readers a concrete comparison point for proof-of-work ledgers, public transaction hashes, traceability claims, and the costs of putting supply-chain records on a chain.
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Document Details
- Title: Ethereum Blockchain Transaction Recording for a White Sugar Supply Chain
- Author / organization: Ratna Ekawati, Yandra Arkeman, Suprihatin Suprihatin, Titi Candra Sunarti
- Year: 2023
- Document type: Implementation case study
- Pages: 8
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