Special Report: Backroom battle imperils $230 million cryptocurrency venture

By cineramaOctober 18, 2017Bitcoin Business

ZUG, Switzerland/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Just three months ago, a tech project called Tezos raised $232 million online in a wildly successful “initial coin offering,” in which new digital […]

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