I Want the Truth: Could Blockchain Stop Online News Distortion?

By cineramaDecember 27, 2016Bitcoin Business

"The shitpost is mightier than the thinkpiece." That’s a quote a friend says he saw in the news once, though I can’t find it. He swears he didn’t make […]

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