Why Bitcoin Still Needs Fiat Currency (And This Won’t Change in 2018)

By cineramaJanuary 3, 2018Bitcoin Business

Tim Swanson is the director of research at Post Oak Labs, a U.S.-based technology advisory firm, and the former director of research at distributed ledger technology consortium R3.

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