As global supply chains become increasingly complex and businesses demand greater transparency, in 2024, blockchain technology has gradually been applied in supply chain management, particularly excelling in areas such as product traceability and logistics tracking.

Looking ahead to 2025, the application of blockchain technology in supply chains is expected to further expand, with cross-border trade and anti-counterfeiting likely becoming key development directions. With the help of smart contracts and distributed ledger technology, data from all stages of the supply chain can be recorded and preserved in real-time, ensuring that the entire process from raw material procurement to the final delivery to consumers is clear, transparent, and traceable. This not only enhances the overall efficiency of the supply chain but also effectively reduces the risk of fraud, providing more reliable protection for businesses and consumers.