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CODEUS: The Future of Barcodes: How Blockchain Tokenization will transform the way the world uses the common barcode.
“In the very near future, tokenized barcodes will literally transform much of the technology we use every day. CODEUS is poised to lead that transformation.” - Vincent Maher, CEO of TrueIO
Barcodes are one of the most enduring technologies in modern commerce. Ubiquitous, cost-effective, and easy to scan, they've served as silent workhorses for decades—encoding product IDs, prices, and inventory data. But their utility has historically stopped at the surface level. A barcode can tell you what something is, but not where it's been, who owns it, or if it's authentic.
Enter CODEUS.
By tokenizing barcodes onto the blockchain, we unlock an entirely new dimension of trust, ownership, traceability, automation, and monetization. In short, CODEUS elevates barcodes from passive identifiers into programmable, verifiable assets.
This book explores why this transformation matters and what it unlocks for enterprises, developers, and consumers.
Barcodes are one of the most enduring technologies in modern commerce. Ubiquitous, cost-effective, and easy to scan, they've served as silent workhorses for decades—encoding product IDs, prices, and inventory data. But their utility has historically stopped at the surface level. A barcode can tell you what something is, but not where it's been, who owns it, or if it's authentic.
Enter CODEUS.
By tokenizing barcodes onto the blockchain, we unlock an entirely new dimension of trust, ownership, traceability, automation, and monetization. In short, CODEUS elevates barcodes from passive identifiers into programmable, verifiable assets.
This book explores why this transformation matters and what it unlocks for enterprises, developers, and consumers.
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Published October 2, 2025
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