Hi Fellow Steemers,

I have started a new series of educational blog where I would be posting coins that are leaders in their sectors.

I would be dividing it into episodes (parts) where you would be able to search information and suggestions regarding the coin.

The tag that I will use will be "hodl4life" for this series.

Some of the coins are Unknown & Hence are potential Hidden Gems! I would write a short brief on each coin that are leaders in their respective sectors. However, this would not be a full review.

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**Sectorector of the week : SUPPLY CHAIN**

Coins to look out for :-

★ Waltonchain [WTC]
♨ Rank by MCAP : 54

Waltonchain is a genuine, trustworthy and traceable business ecosystem with complete data sharing and absolute information transparency. It is created by the combination of technologies of RFID and blockchain, which push forwards the integration of blockchain and the Internet of Things.

★ VeChain [VEN] :
♨ Rank by MCAP : 17

VeChain is a blockchain-enabled platform that is designed to enhance supply chain management processes. By utilizing tamper-proof and distributed ledger technology, VeChain provides retailers and consumers with the ability to determine the quality and authenticity of products that are bought. From product source materials, to servicing history, and spare part replacements, every single piece of information about the supply chain movement of a product can be recorded and verified to bring about a supply chain management ecosystem that is secure for all participants.

★ OriginTrail [TRAC] :
♨ Rank by MCAP : 213

OriginTrail enables seamless data sharing along any supply chain. The decentralized, blockchain-supported network protocol ensures trust, transparency, and security. It helps companies exchange relevant data seamlessly and in a secure way to build accountability, protect their brands and increase efficiencies.

★ Devery [EVE] :
♨ Rank by MCAP : 665

As a business, you can only ensure produce is authentic through finding trusted suppliers. Devery allows organisations selling products via e-commerce to ensure their supply chain is secure. This prevents counterfeits and ensures supply agreements are honored. The Devery protocol requires the EVE token to fuel the verification process. Suppliers will spend EVE tokens to mark unique identifiers for each product and record them on the blockchain.

★ Amber [AMB] : 
♨ Rank by MCAP : 162

Amber is a token for Ambrosus. Combining high-tech sensors, blockchain protocol and smart contracts, they are building a universally verifiable, community-driven ecosystem to assure the quality, safety & origins of products.

★ TE-FOOD [TFD]:
♨ Rank by MCAP : 368

TE-FOOD is a food quality and supply ecosystem for emerging markets, which integrates food supply chain companies, consumers, and authorities into one traceability solution. It starts tracking animals at the farms, collects all logistics and food quality information, and follows them through processing, distribution and sales, right to the consumers. Started in 2016, TE-FOOD serves more than 6000 business customers, and handles 400,000 transactions each day.

★ WaBi [WABI]:
♨ Rank by MCAP : 308

WaBi is a digital token backed by safe products. We place secure anti-counterfeit labels on consumer products in China and internationally. WaBi can then be used to purchase them.

★ Modum [MOD]
♨ Rank by MCAP : 304

Modum.io combines IoT sensors with blockchain technology to provide data integrity for transactions of physical products, streamlining supply chain processes in many sectors.

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I have been researching on these from a very long time and it's finally here! The suggestions hold good for coins that are currently in the market as of 1st of June 2018 and not any ICO's post that date.

Blog would be posted in multiples of '5' (eg: 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th etc. of every month)

Kindly support and do let me know if you have any suggestions.

Regards,
Tapan Bhatt