Colorado Wants to Track Weed With Chemicals and the Blockchain
Colorado Wants to Track Weed With Chemicals and the Blockchain
Troy Farah | Jan 24 2018
Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would explore “marijuana tracking technology” that can be added to the plant itself to allow law enforcement to trace a plant back to its grower.
The bill would require a local cannabis research school to develop this marijuana-tracking technology, using either chemical agents, isotopes, nanotechnology, or other biological identifiers. It could even implement a distributed ledger or blockchain to encrypt it.
Colorado Wants to Track Weed With Chemicals and the Blockchain
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