Walmart seeks to include plucin in unmanned parcel delivery planes

As part of its efforts to achieve high-efficiency delivery services, Walmart is looking to patent a system that uses plucchin technology to track delivery of parcels by drones. Those are the plucin technology that is used by electronic currencies such as Betquin and Atherom.
To distinguish from other retailers, Wal-Mart has since October 2016 been working on a project to use plucchin to develop solutions to improve the way food is tracked, transported and sold to consumers across China.
In the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) patent application on May 25, entitled "Unmanned aerial delivery to a secure location," Wal-Mart was explained how Wal-Mart planned to include pluchene technology in the supply chain.
"In certain models, the package includes an encrypted delivery system that includes the plucchin technology to verify the parcel owner and track it until it arrives. The following components are also included in the pluchene tracking technique: customer and courier authentication, supply chain transmission period, ambient temperature, if the product temperature is available, and the lowest temperature can surround the product, the package system and the goods in the container. "
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In the past, Wal-Mart has experimented with blockbuster technology through supply chain operations, including storage and shipment of products. While the recent move in the integration of plucchin technology with unmanned aircraft means that there is a crucial part missing from the supply chain raises the following question - will you accept payment using Bitquin or other electronic currencies?