Nikkei Was Wrong to Claim Takemiya Was Founder of NEM, Leading Japanese Blockchain

By cineramaApril 29, 2017Bitcoin Business

The pedigree of a technological company or product is no less important than what it can do as technological companies are often shaped by their history. Misrepresentation of the […]

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Nikkei Was Wrong to Claim Takemiya Was Founder of NEM, Leading Japanese Blockchain

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