Blockchain for Inclusion? Gates Foundation Strikes Tepid Tone at Money2020

By cineramaOctober 23, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin and other blockchain applications may help expand access to financial services for the world’s poor, but the technology is not the cure-all that some of the early rhetoric […]

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