The European Commission Loves Blockchain’s Transparency – Except for When It Doesn’t

By cineramaFebruary 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

Government officials can’t seem to make their minds up about bitcoin. Politicians like the underlying technology, they are prone to insist, but aren’t sure about the cryptocurrency itself, which […]

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