It’s not uncommon to read about how the latest firm has put something “on the blockchain.” In fact, last year Hard Fork reported on a successful trial which saw the Commonwealth Bank of Australia put a shipment of 17,000 kilos of almonds on the decentralized tech. But how exactly does one put almonds “on the blockchain?” LX Group, manufacturer of blockchain-enabled shipment trackers, announced the launch of its latest blockchain tracker at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 – the world’s largest mobile device exhibition – over the weekend. Technology like what is found in LX’s blockchain-enabled tracker allows firms to…

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