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Giving Bicycles a Digital Identity on Cardano

Join us as we speak with Bartek Czerwinski, COO of Bike ID, about how his company is assigning blockchain-based digital identities to bicycles worldwide. This episode explores how NFC tagging and on-chain registration support proof of ownership, theft deterrence, and service history. We also discuss how these tools are helping manufacturers and retailers move toward new business models and recurring revenues across the cycling industry.

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Bartek Czerwinski
COO, BikeID
Published May 14, 2026 in Podcast
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