How a Seattle startup is using blockchain and virtual reality to upend the global coffee market

By cineramaApril 8, 2018Bitcoin Business

Onda Origins co-founder Scott Tupper at the cafe on the Microsoft campus that sells its coffee. (Microsoft Photo) I’m sitting in the cafeteria of Building 25 on the sprawling […]

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