Wild claims, armed raids: The blockchain bank that wasn’t

By cineramaJanuary 29, 2018Bitcoin Business

When AriseBank announced last week that it had become the first crypto platform to purchase two traditional banks, it won plenty of attention.

Its press release was picked up by […]

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