SMX's Platform Creates a World Where Silver Gets Audited, Not Explained

Core Insights - Global supply chains have been designed primarily for efficiency rather than for inspection, leading to potential vulnerabilities in oversight [1] - Historically, auditability within these supply chains has relied on paperwork, attestations, and trust among counterparties, which may not be sufficient in today's complex environment [1] Industry Implications - The shift towards more stringent inspection and audit processes may be necessary to enhance the reliability and transparency of global supply chains [1] - Companies may need to invest in new technologies and systems to improve the auditability of their supply chains, moving beyond traditional methods [1]