Abstract
The secondary market for event tickets is beleaguered with in-efficiencies and fraud. The advent of blockchain technology signals an opportunity to optimize the transfer of electronic goods. Applied to the ticket market, blockchain technology can eliminate fraud, bolster consumer sentiment towards attending events, and cut costs for exchanges, brokers, and con-cert-goers. Cooperation issues present looming roadblocks on the pathway to implementation. This Essay aims to address these issues and argue that blockchain technology is a surefire solution that can be implemented without sweeping legislative reform.
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