Blockchain technology represents a paradigm shift in how various companies protect their information. This specific technology is constantly evolving, and the United States is spending approximately 6.6 billion dollars annually on developing solutions involving blockchain. Most commonly, blockchain technology is used to protect information exchange. The implications of this technology’s reach are vast, and blockchain has the ability to address common intellectual property challenges. It’s worth understanding how blockchain works, how it intersects with intellectual property law, specifically trademark rights, and how industries will have to adapt to this cutting-edge technology.